Directed by Stanford Singer
Starring Adam Nathan, Julie Hanlon
In the spirit of Natural Born Killers & Dog Day Afternoon, Troma Team is proud to bring you I Was A Teenage Terrorist, a film that exploits the media’s obsession with criminal violence and makes the O.J. Simpson trial look like an episode of the Waltons. Donna & Paul were like most high school sweethearts from the suburbs of Middle America; they hated their town and wanted to destroy their school. After a disastrous prank at his high school, Paul’s fed up mother sends him to live with his estranged father, a TV executive in the big city. Donna, an aspiring actress makes the move with Paul to fulfill her own dreams of becoming a movie star. Donna & Paul arrive in the city with great expectations only to find a place with high rent, low-paying jobs and strange people. Paul’s father turns out to be a total dick but does manage to get the two low-end jobs at his T.V. station where they are worked like dogs. After a series of unfortunate events Donna & Paul devise a plan to take the city by storm. Like a modern day Bonnie & Clyde, the two perpetuate an elaborate bomb scare hoax that sends the media into a frenzy. Fueled by their new reputation as “terrorists”, Donna & Paul take their plan to unimaginable new heights. Complete with wit, love, action, and loads of gunplay I Was A Teenage T.V. Terrorist is a prolific film that shrewdly deals with some today’s most controversial topics: teen angst and violence!! Produced by Lloyd’s sister, Susan Kaufman!