Lloyd Kaufman

The Troma Turkey has blessed the world with 2 films for your home library to make your Thanksgiving the best Thanksgiving imaginable: one beloved classic and one soon-to-be beloved classic!

Headlining Troma’s new Thanks-thrilling releases is the highly anticipated Sgt. Kabukiman: NYPD Blu-Ray. Celebrating the 25th anniversary of the film’s release, Troma reintroduces NYPD Sgt. Harry Griswold, the hot dog loving Bronx cop who suddenly was transformed into a 2000 year old Kabuki super-human hero! Using an arsenal of fatal sushi, heatseeking chopsticks, and pyro projectile parasols, Sgt. Kabukiman must realize his destiny to save New York from a centuries old evil that threatens the entire world. Revisit this exploitation classic from Lloyd Kaufman and the rest of the Troma Team, now in beautiful HD that makes every flying chopstick shine like never before!

This brand new Blu-Ray features Tromatic special features, including an exclusive interview with Sgt. Kabukiman himself, Rick Gianasi and a full episode of the Troma series Sgt. Kabukiman’s Cocktail Corner, featuring Brian Quinn (Impractical Jokers). Now THAT’S something to be thankful for!

Troma is also proud to announce the Thanks-CHILLING DVD release of the terrifying giallo Symphony in Blood Red from Luigi Pastore. When a deranged mental patient is admitted into a specialized clinic, the treatment does more to awaken his latent serial killing tendancies than cure them. What follows can only be described as, aptly enough, a symphony in blood red, not unlike reuniting with your family for Turkey-Day. Following in the tradition of Giallo films and the work of Dario Argento, Symphony in Blood Red is, in the words of Argento himself, “Cruel, Harsh, Shocking.”

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