Troma is celebrating its 35th anniversary as, arguably, the longest running independent studio in film history.
Our most famous film, The Toxic Avenger, is being made into a musical by the producers of “Dirty Rotton Scoundrels” and with the music of Bon Jovi founding member, David Bryan.
On May 9th, 2008, our newest film “Poultrygeist” premieres in New York City, after prestigious festival screenings around the world. It will then premiere in LOS ANGELES on June 13.
Troma President Lloyd Kaufman is in the process of working on a new book for Reed Elsevier about auteur directing. It will be the second in the “Make Your Own Damn Movie” series, and will be followed by a book on producing. We expect a publication date in early 2009.
Lloyd was also recently elected chairman of the Independent Film & Television Alliance, a 200-member trade association of independent artists, actively involved in lobbying re: issues of net neutrality and media consolidation.
The first work of many of today’s notable stars, including Samuel l. jackson, Vincent D’Onofrio, and South Park’s Trey Parker, can be found in Troma’s
library of over 700 films.
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