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Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
Lloyd Kaufman | ... | Self | |
David Mattey | ... | Self | |
Trent Haaga | ... | Self | |
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Heidi Sjursen | ... | Self |
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Patrick Cassidy | ... | Self |
James Gunn | ... | Self | |
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Brendan Flynt | ... | Self |
Debbie Rochon | ... | Self | |
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T.J. Glenn | ... | Self |
Tim Considine | ... | Self | |
Rick Washburn | ... | Self | |
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Yaniv Sharon | ... | Self |
Caleb Emerson | ... | Self | |
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Scott Rhodes | ... | Self |
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Geoff Mosher | ... | Self |
What do you get when an eccentric director forces 300 actors and crew to sleep on the floor, eat cheese sandwiches and learn to defecate in paper bags? You get "Apocalypse Soon," the hilarious behind-the-scenes look at the misadventures of making of Citizen Toxie: The Toxic Avenger 4.
You think it's easy to make a low budget film? Watch this documentary. Almost as good as the film it's a companion to, this making-of can be watched and appreciated on its own as well. The trials and tribulations experienced by everyone is at the same time hilarious and devastating. Nobody pulls any punches despite the presence of a documentary crew. Troma movies are silly, raunchy, and a lot of fun, but "Apocalypse Soon" takes you behind the scenes to show this is first and foremost a business. Anybody who thinks that independent filmmaking is easy needs to watch this. 5/5.