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A Paparazzi photo of Lloyd Kaufman and friends at the annual Pifan Film Festival, July 2007! Hey, Toxie! We see you trying to sneak into that picture! |
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Poultrygeist Star Kate Graham poses with George Takei at the 2007 Korean Pifan Film Festival. |
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Poultrygeist Star Kate Graham and friends get ready for some good old fashioned indoor skiing at the 2007 Korean Pifan Film Festival! |
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Tromalum HEIDI SJURSEN (Citizen Toxie/Frenchie the Clown) sends us this photo from the recent BEST OF TROMADANCE screenings at The Anthology Film Archives in NYC! |
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POULTRYGEIST premiered at the Brussels International Festival of Fantastic
Film (BIFFF) April 13th, 2007!
More info on upcoming shows on the P! Screenings Page!
Pictured left: BIFFF Vice President Freddy Bozzo receives a Troma Diploma from Lloyd Kaufman at a
past edition of BIFFF c. 1927
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Troma is the TRUE "Grindhouse!"
True Troma Grindhouse Double feature of Squeeze
Play and Preacherman playing at the Amsterdam Theater c.1979 (where Disney is now putting on the "Mary Poppins" musical).
Troma Entertainment! Proudly making grindhouse movies for over 34 years!
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Left to Right: Oscar® Nominated actor and Transformers movie voice John Turturro, Terror Firmer's Jerry Rudes, Film Commissioner of New York State Patricia Kaufman, gastronomist Christine, and Lloyd Kaufman at the NY Avignon Film Festival in November of 2006 |
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TOTAL REQUEST LLOYD!
Troma fan Carson Daly gives a cluck about POULTRYGEIST with Lloyd Kaufman.
October 2006 |
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Lloyd Kaufman and Twisted Sister front man and radio personality Dee Snyder after a successful inaugural broadcast on Fangoria Radio.
Summer, 2006 |
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Lloyd Kaufman discuses with famed Puppet Master horror director Charles Band how Lloyd would like to have him in charge.
Cinema Wasteland Horror Show, August 2006 |
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Giuseppe Andrews, director/writer of Troma's Period Piece and Trailer Town and Lloyd Kaufman. |
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Poltergeist vs Poultrygeist!
Legendary Poltergeist & Texas Chainsaw Massacre director Toby Hooper and Lloyd agree that the only thing that will ever come between them is Toxie®. |
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Toby Radlof (center), star of the epic "Killer Nerd" movies, knows that a hot, tattooed gyno wouldn't be rubbing his belly now if it wasn't for Lloyd Kaufman.
Cinema Wasteland Horror Show, Summer 2006 |
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Lloyd visits the “set” of Cartoon Network's Robot Chicken to fullfill his bet and bow in front of Tromalum-done-good, Megan Powers.
Behind Megan from L-R: Tom Root, Head Writer, Kelly
Mazurowski, Animator, & Chris Calvi, Animator. |
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Lloyd Kaufman and 2006 Academy Award®-winning director of the film CRASH, Paul Haggis, discuss the social impact films like Back Road Diner have generated to raise civil rights awareness.
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Lloyd Kaufman and champion for Civil Rights & NAACP Chairman, Julian Bond, set an example for humanity and agree to share the honor of “Most Colorful Tie.”
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“Lloyd, I only PLAY a shrink on TV!”
In this photo taken in the spring of 2006, Lloyd Kaufman and television star / TROMA FAN Kelsey Grammer have a serious discussion about psychiatry in the cinema. For further examples of this, please refer to Dario Argento's Stendal Syndrome.
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Lemmy, lead singer of the legendary MOTORHEAD & multiple Troma movie guest star, is happy just to be loved for once, while Lloyd is happy just to cop a feel during their reunion for the Tromeo & Juliet 10th Anniversary DVD in the spring of 2006.
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DIRECTING DIVAS! OOOOOOHH! Lloyd, Pat Kaufman, & actor, writer, drag legend, & director of A Very Serious Person, Charles Busch strut their stuff at the Tribeca Film Fest in May 2006.
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Lloyd Kaufman with Matt Stone in spring of 2006 taking a break from working on the Cannibal! The Musical! Commemorative Edition.
(Below)
Matt Stone taken over by his fetish for the zombie chickens on the cover of his new Troma Times DVD!
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Lloyd Kaufman trying to audition as the new voice of "Chef" for Trey Parker while working on the Cannibal! The Musical Commemorative Edition in the spring of 2006. |
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Lloyd Kaufman joins
writer/director James Gunn (sporting the latest in I
Love the Monster Hero wear) and actors Jenna Fisher, Nathan
Fillion and Greg Henry on the set of James' feature Slither
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Lloyd with
Campbell Scott, in the Troma Building, shooting an interview
for Scott's No Way Back, March 2005
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At the 2004 Puchon
Film Festival in South Korea, Toxie and Lloyd Kaufman enjoy
some downtime with the Spierig Brothers, avowed Troma fans and
the talented directors behind the Australian cult hit Undead
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A God Amongst
Directors.
Oscar®-winning screenwriter.
Total Troma
Geek.
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Michael
Herz and David Letterman prepare for an ancient Incan harmonization
ceremony.
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In this
photo from the 2001 Cannes Film Festival, Lloyd Kaufman proudly
congratulates Roger Corman on his victory in the Karaoke Battle
of the Independent Studio Heads.
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In this
photo from 1993, scream queen Brinke Stevens does her best to
fend off the advances of a steroid-amped Toxie.
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December
1998. The worst cinema double feature ever created. Bagdad Theatre,
Portland, Oregon. Talk about weapons of mass destruction.
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Lloyd Kaufman,
in this 2001 photo, reminds Peter Jackson that, without Troma
to influence him, Jackson would not be a billionaire film mogul
who owns half of the Eastern Hemisphere.
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On the set
of Citizen Toxie: The Toxic Avenger IV, Lloyd Kaufman asks
Corey Feldman to lend him twenty bucks.
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At the 2002
Lake Placid Film Festival, Toxie and Sgt. Kabukiman blackmail
Blade 2 director Guillermo Del Toro into giving them
roles in Hellboy.
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At the 2002
Lake Placid Film Festival, Batman tells Pat Kaufman how much
he admires her brave performance as Birthday Mom in Sgt.
Kabukiman, N.Y.P.D.
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In this
1999 photo, Lloyd tries to convince Cynthia Nixon of Sex
and the City that her next love interest on the show should
be Killer Nerd.
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Legendary
actor Michael Berryman remembers his days as a Troman in Fred
Olen Ray's Haunting Fear.
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At the 2002
South By Southwest Film Festival, Harry Knowles of Aint It Cool
News reminds Lloyd who has the power.
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Lloyd trades
war stories with the Mighty Monarch of Exploitation, producer
Dave Friedman (Blood Feast), and director Bill Rebane
(Croaked: Frog Monster From Hell)
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What do
Karen Black, Michael J. Pollard and Lloyd Kaufman have in common?
Seriously, if you know, drop me a line.
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Pat Kaufman
tells The Sopranos' James Gandolfini what he can do with
his bada-bing.
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Cheech Marin,
John Sayles and Richard Linklater all think the same thing:
"We're sending this photo in to Maxim's "Who The Hell
Are You?" section.
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The guys
from New Found Glory and Lloyd Kaufman party like it's 1899.
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At a Tromadance
2003 party, Lloyd mistakes Mark Borchardt and Mike Schank for
members of Lynyrd Skynyrd. Freebird!
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In this
undated photo, Lemmy rejoices at being reunited with a drunken
Lloyd Kaufman. "Lloyd was never this sober on the set of Terror Firmer."
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Sgt. Kabukiman
and Super Tromette Ataria Starling are unsuccessful in trying
to talk Linda Blair into re-enacting scenes from Roller Boogie.
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Trey Parker
only thinks he is Lloyd's favorite.
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Moments
after this photo was taken, All
The Love You Cannes co-producer Adam Jahnke dusted six
midget ninja assassins who were after Traci Lords.
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In this
2004 photo, Stan Lee welcomes Lloyd Kaufman (along with Lyla
Sullivan, writer and performer of the theme to Tales From
The Crapper) to his Los Angeles office.
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Lloyd tries
to convince Trey Parker and producer Fran Rubel Kuzui to bring
Orgazmo 2: Electric Boogaloo to Troma.
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Lloyd Kaufman
and Rhonda Shearer on the set of Tim McCann's Nowhere Man.
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In May 2002,
Moby used The Toxic Avenger, Sgt. Kabukiman, Mad Cow Boy and
Super Tromette Hypothermia at a premiere for Citizen Toxie,
in his award-winning video for "We Are All Made Of Stars."
The video also features the absolutely Tromatic Ron Jeremy.
If you haven't
seen the video, check
it out here.
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French Stewart
and Sgt. Kabukiman practice the "Flower Duet" from Madame Butterfly
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In Park
City, Charlie Sheen and Toxie remember the good old days of
hanging five in Malibu during their youth. |
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Margaret
Cho wonders how she'll able to fit this chance meeting with
Sgt. Kabukiman, N.Y.P.D. and Toxie into her act.
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Famke Janssen
politely refuses Toxie offer to rip that Cyclops guy a new one.
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Toxie and
Johnny Rotten trade advice on barbers.
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If Kevin
Smith has to hear Toxie say "Kevin Smith, you were the
bomb in Mallrats, yo!" one more time, someone is
getting an ass-kicking.
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John Popper
of Blues Traveller promises to teach Toxie to play the harmonica.
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Toxie challenges
Gene Simmons to take him on in KISS versus The Toxic Avenger.
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Toxie and
Robocop, avengers of justice, together for the first time.
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We would
come up with a witty comment about James Woods, but we're afraid
he'll beat us up if we do.
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One
of the most important people in the world, with her fan George
W. Bush. (Pat Kaufman and the President at the White House, May
2003.)
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At the 2003
New York International Sci-Fi & Fantasy Creators Convention,
wrestling legend Rowdy Roddy Piper plants a big wet one on Toxie.
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Hostel & Cabin
Fever director Eli Roth, seen here made up as Kakihara from
Miike's Ichi The Killer, provided a commentary on the
Bloodsucking Freaks DVD, and has appeared in Terror
Firmer, Citizen Toxie and Tales from the Crapper.
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Cabin
Fever & Hostel director Eli Roth also enjoys playing with Lloyd's
toys.
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In October
2003's Tomart's Price Guide to Horror Movie Collectables, The
Toxic Avenger sits at the bottom right side of the cover, alongside
some of the best known characters in cinema.
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Everyone's
favorite funny man, Bill Murray, shares a laugh with Pat Kaufman,
at a March 2004 film festival function
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Lloyd with
the legendary Jonas Mekas at the Anthology Film Archives, March
2004
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Lloyd visits Trey
Parker on the set of Team America, July 2004
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Lloyd with
Cannibal! The Musical co-producer Jason McHugh (second
from left) and friends, on the set of Team America, July
2004
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Lloyd with
John Landis at Comic Con, July 2004
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Lloyd with
famed New York Times film and book critic Janet Maslin, at the
Jacob Burns Center in Pleasantville NY, August 2004
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