#RETURN TO NUKE EM HIGH VOLUME 2 KICKSTATTER MOVIE#
If you want to see the best documentary about the pomp, circumstance, and sordid underbelly that is Cannes, this is the movie for you! Lloyd is on the left, by the way…Įvery year I was in Cannes, Lloyd and his Troma team were up for any shenanigans…and their tireless energy is captured in Lloyd’s documentary about life at the Cannes film festival. Here we all are in Cannes one year: E! News Host Steve Kmetko, who allowed my wife Alex, along with James Gunn, turn him into “Dolphinman” for “Sex On The Riviera”. It might be a single b-roll shot while Lloyd mentions me in passing, but hey, I’m a Troma star!
That’s it, a simple plot upon which to hang anarchy in all its forms!Īll The Love You Cannes! 2002. The pupils at a high school next to a nuclear power plant start acting and looking strange after buying contaminated drugs from a plant worker. It’s your chance to help out a great company, and here are some of Troma’s other masterpieces you should buy now, beginning with the original “Nuke ’em High”!īy 1986, it seems that Lloyd had latched onto a great idea: crazy “over the top” movie titles, and lots of crazy actors acting crazy, tearing off limbs, and going topless, all with a punk rock soundtrack! Lloyd’s Kickstarter campaign has a number of ways you can help support independent art – and get some cool stuff in return! Click here to see how you can be part of Troma’s future – get some cool movie stuff as well – and support independent cinema!Īnd just what are you supporting? Well, check out the trailer! In order to realize his dream of releasing “Return To The Class Of Nuke ’em High” in two glorious parts, Lloyd needs help in the edit bay! Troma released the brilliant “Return To Nuke ’em High Volume 1” in 2013, to critical and commercial acclaim! But now, Lloyd needs you to “kick in” to his Kickstarter campaign in order for Troma to release the Tromatic sequel! The wild and wacky crew of Tromaville, led by filmmaker Lloyd Kaufman, have entertained us for a generation – and now Lloyd needs your help to keep the fun alive! Welcome to Troma, where THIS is considered ART! Time to celebrate the wildest, most irreverent and VITAL film company alive today!
“Kick” Troma Into Movie Theaters! Sex! Violence! Editing! Support The “Return To Nuke ’em High”! The goal has been set at $50,000 (more than half of which has already been raised at the time of writing) with a June 24th deadline.Home › 70's Cinema › “Kick” Troma Into Movie Theaters! Sex! Violence! Editing! Support The “Return To Nuke ’em High”! When a perverse conspiracy is launched by the demented CEO of a multi-national “organic food” company, our heroines become embroiled in a death defying fight to restore their own humanity, while at the same time saving the entire world from enslavement and the apocalypse.Īccording to the film’s Kickstarter page, filming is pretty much done, so the money raised will be covering post-production costs. Return to Nuke ‘Em High: Volume 2 is the continuation of the compelling adventure of Lauren and Chrissy, two lesbian lovers who must face and defeat the most corrupt and evil forces ever to descend upon Tromaville…and the world! Have a look a the plot of Return to Nuke ‘Em High: Volume 2, the sequel to a follow-up to Troma’s action sci-fi high school drama trilogy, The Class of Nuke ‘Em High (released in 1986, 1991, and 1994). Kabukiman N.Y.P.D.) wants to create the “explosive finale” to his Nuke ‘Em High film series, and he’d taking to Kickstarter to do so. Filmmakers like James Gunn ( Guardians of the Galaxy) and Trey Parker and Matt Stone ( South Park) got there start with the company. Now, director and Troma co-founder, Lloyd Kaufman (the Toxic Avenger quadrology, Tromeo and Juliet, Sgt. From The Toxic Avenger (1984) to Poultrygeist: Night of the Chicken Dead (2006), Troma is one of the longest running and most recognizable producers of independent exploitations films in America. If you like wacky low-budget gorefests, chances are you’ve seen at least one film put out by Troma Entertainment.
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