Anthony T's Horror and Wrestling Show: Episode 95:-- Interviews with Bryan Matthew Ward and Jay Crimson

Anthony T is back with a double interview episode. First up, he chats with Writer/Director/Actor Bryan Matthew Ward about his Indiegogo campaign for his upcoming film “Voyeur" Then Anthony T chats with Writer/Director/Musician Jay Crimson about his films “Green Hell”, “The Witch” and “Crickets in the Snow”. All of which can be found on Troma Now . All this plus Anthony T reviews a film from the producers of “Anna and the Apocalypse”.

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Anthony T's Horror Show: Episode 43

Anthony T is back as he has no guest this episode as he has stuff to get off his chest like the upcoming Hellraiser TV series, His thoughts on the Severed Limbs Film Festival which recently happened online courtesy of Without Your Head Podcast, Then, Anthony T has an opinion on the movie theater business going forward and possibly the death of the movie theater. Finally, he talks about TROMA's latest release Mutant Blast which quite possibly is Troma's most craziest film to date.

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Anthony T's Horror Show: Episode 43

Troma Acquires the Indie Comedy "Worst Laid Plans"

Troma Entertainment recently released information that they've acquired the comedy "Worst Laid Plans". The film stars Tim Gouran, Mark Jones, Nicholas Anderson and James Grixon.

"Worst Laid Plans" hits Troma Now on April 1st.

For more information on this film, you can visit the film's official website at: www.worstlaidplansmovie.com

Press Release:

Troma Entertainment, the longest running truly independent film company in American history, is proud to announce the acquisition of Mark Jones and CB Shamah's gut-busting, hilarious, one of a kind comedy Worst Laid Plans which is set to have its World Premiere on Troma Now April 1st, it was announced today by Lloyd Kaufman, President of Troma Entertainment and creator of The Toxic Avenger.

Ernie, Max and Nick are tattoo artists who, along with piercer Vit, own A-1 Tattoo. Ernie has the unfortunate task of letting the guys know that they are behind on their rent with no solution in sight. After being humiliated by their landlord, Max comes up with a plan and the guys are convinced it's the only way they're going to save their shop. The plan: scan the sex-for-pay ads, set up a meeting with the most perverted and rob them. As things start to spiral out of control, it's not just the plan but the guys' friendship that begins to unravel.

With their shop on the verge of closing, a landlord breathing down their necks and a corpse on their hands, Max, Ernie, Vit and Nick can't help but wonder: maybe they should never have become friends. And maybe, just maybe, they shouldn't be friends anymore.

Trailer found here: Worst Laid Plans Trailer

After a lengthy sojourn traveling around the United States, working on sets and collecting experiences, CB Shamah settled in the Pacific NW attending the Seattle Film Institute with a focus on cinematography. Since then CB has shot a ton of live music, produced the web series "This Week at the Columbia City Theater", has camera credits for A Visitor In The Night, Measure Of Comfort and was Cinematographer/Producer for the feature Spree. CB also co-directed and co-produced the Emmy-nominated Welcome To Doe Bay and the live music documentary, Lemolo: A Beautiful Night.

Mark Jones began writing short stories, completing his first screenplay in his teens. After graduating from high school, he would go on to receive a BA in Creative Writing from Rowan University in Glassboro, NJ, then attended the Seattle Film Institute in Seattle, Washington. Upon graduation, Mark returned to his native New Jersey to direct and produce his horror-comedy screenplay, Spree. Spree screened at several festivals throughout 2007 and was picked up and distributed via Brain Damage Productions. Since that first feature, Mark has created, wrote and starred in the web series, This Week at Columbia City Theater. He was a cinematographer on the documentary Welcome to Doe Bay, and filmed and produced a reality television pilot titled The Shop, which is the influence for his latest screenplay, Worst Laid Plans.

Worst Laid Plans will premiere on Troma Now April 1st!

World Premiere of "VHS Massacre" Headlines Demented Documentary in April on Troma Now

Troma Entertainment recently released information for the world premiere of VHS documentary "VHS Massacre" as part of April's theme Demented Documentaries on Troma Now. The film features interviews from Lloyd Kaufman of Troma Entertainment, actress Debbie Rochon, Ron Bonk (owner of SRS Video) and several more reputable experts who give their insight and analysis into the history of and their predictions for ever shifting media platforms and the resulting legal and cultural impacts.

Other demented documentaries that will be included in April are Jefftowne, a look into the life of a wrestling fanatic with Down's Syndrome. Documentaries that capture the seedy, spermy and magical lives of sex workers include Shakespeare in and Out and Bordello Diaries.

For more information on Troma Now, you can visit the official website at: www.tromanow.com

Press Release:

Greetings from Tromaville!

"Demented Documentaries" is the theme of the month for April on Troma Now, Troma Entertainment's subscription video-on-demand service that highlights exclusive content, World-Premieres and commercial-free movie and episode streaming for subscribers! April's World-Premiere featured on Troma Now is Tom Seymour and Ken Powell's VHS Massacre, it was announced today by Lloyd Kaufman, prexy of Troma Entertainment and creator of, The Toxic Avenger.

VHS MASSACRE is a documentary about the rise and fall of physical media from the origin of film all the way through the video store era into digital media, focusing on B-movie and cult films. VHS MASSACRE has already been selected for several esteemed film festivals and took first prize at the Miami Science Fiction Film Festival for feature-length documentary. The award winning and educational film was created by Queens, New York based filmmakers Tom Seymour and Ken Powell of New York Cine Radio.

VHS MASSACRE features interviews with cult film heroes Lloyd Kaufman of Troma Entertainment, actress Debbie Rochon, Ron Bonk (owner of SRS Video) and several more reputable experts who give their insight and analysis into the history of and their predictions for ever shifting media platforms and the resulting legal and cultural impacts.

Lloyd Kaufman's take on forty years worth of maverick filmmaking, Direct Your Own Damn Movie, is included on the Tromarrific lineup, as well as Poultry in Motion, the behind the scenes documentation of Troma's foul feathered musical Poultrygeist: Night of the Chicken Dead. Other expositions into the gross underbelly of the Troma experience include All the Love you Cannes and Debbie Rochon Confidential. Classic documentaries from Troma's legendary Roan Collection include Albert Schweitzer and No Substitute for Victory.

Always hip to the needs and interests of their demographic, Troma caters to their superfans with other titles like Jefftowne, a look into the life of a wrestling fanatic with Down's Syndrome. Documentaries that capture the seedy, spermy and magical lives of sex workers include Shakespeare in and Out and Bordello Diaries.

Troma Now subscribers are privy to an additional chunk of Tromatic Extras every month to fit the theme. For April's "Demented Documentaries", new rare and exclusive content includes behind the scenes footage from the early stages of development for Return to Nuke 'Em High: Volume 1, like the grueling Troma casting process, pre-production of the movie and special effects documentation. Lovers of New Jersey's vigilante superhero and his father Lloyd Kaufman can relish both stars with Toxie in Africa. Other featured extras like, Edit Your Own Damn Movie, Cranky Lloyd Gets Cranked and Enough Dope to Hang Yourself With are sure to shatter the hopes and dreams of aspiring filmmakers.

"Demented Documentaries" is streaming exclusively to subscribers of Troma Now. Also available are titles from prior months including "Black History", "Women in Cinema" and "March Musical Madness". Visit watch.troma.com for more information and see the commercial for Troma Now on Troma Movie's YouTube channel. Tom Seymour and Ken Powell's hilarious promotion for their film, VHS MASSACRE is available below, also on Troma Movies YouTube!

"B.C Butcher" Makes Its World Premiere on Troma Now This Friday

Troma Entertainment recently announced that "B.C Butcher" will be premiering on Troma Now. The film is the first film under the "The Troma Institute for Gifted Youth" initiative that they've recently launched. The film is directed by 19 year old director Kansas Bowling who directed the film when she 17.

"B.C. Butcher" will make it premiere on January 8th.

Press Release:

The first inductee into, "The Troma Institute for Gifted Youth", a prestigious new program created to honor prodigious filmmakers internationally, is Lloyd Kaufman's best protege, the now 19 year-old Kansas Bowling. Bowling is set to release her first feature length film, "B.C. Butcher" which was written and directed when she was only 17 years old, this week on TromaNow, Troma Entertainment's subscription video-on-demand service available through VHX. "B.C. Butcher" is premiering as the special feature and pre-theatrical screener available exclusively to subscribers of TromaNow.

Kansas Bowling was only 17 years-old when she directed "B.C. Butcher". She is a California native who gleans her film inspiration from her early exposure to Troma Films like, "Class of Nuke 'Em High", " Nightbeast" and "Waitress" as well as 1960's fashion and music, Barbara Bach, Raquel Welch and The Ramones. Her sartorial instincts and fresh, educated perspective lend informed wit, unique art-direction and hip styling to her work.

Bowling's vision for "B.C. Butcher" was for a film shot on 16 mm film and the set was her father's backyard in Topanga Canyon, California. The film, albeit expensive, was an artistic decision Kansas refused to compromise and was influenced by her interest in the aesthetic of the original version of, "The Texas Chainsaw Massacre", which was shot on the same 16 mm daylight stock.

The low-budget movie was funded in part by an investment from Lloyd Kaufman, prexy of Troma Entertainment and creator of "The Toxic Avenger", an indie go-go kickstarter and from her work bussing tables and as server in a Vietnamese restaurant in Culver City, California.

"BC Butcher", billed as "the first prehistoric slasher movie", is a campy cave-sploitation horror-comedy. The story is prompted by an act of dissension by a member of an all female cave-tribe leads to her sacrifice and mutilation by her fellow tribeswomen. When a beast of mythical lore uncovers the body he falls in love at first sight and what follows is his homicidal rampage to avenge the death of his corpse-bride.

Starring Kato Kaelin as an ambiguously gay philandering cave-fop, a cameo from Rodeny Bigenheimer and a performance by Los Angeles rock-n-roll group, "The Ugly Kids", "The B.C. Butcher" is a superlative example of a well-crafted story set within the cinematic spirit of Troma tradition.

Troma Entertainment Announces New Subscription Service Troma Now

Troma Entertainment recently released information for their new streaming service Troma Now. The service will feature Troma classics, new Troma releases, and exclusive content, all in beautiful HD.

Subscription price is $4.99 per month.

To subscribe to Troma Now, you can to http://watch.troma.com/ for more information

Press Release:

Greetings from Tromaville! Troma Entertainment is thrilled to announce the new TROMA NOW channel, available through VHX.

Starting today, Troma fans, both old and new, can subscribe for only $4.99/month and get access to many hours of Troma classics, new Troma releases, and exclusive content, all in beautiful HD.

The roll out slate includes such classics as Troma's iconic The Toxic Avenger, Tromeo & Juliet (written by James Gunn), Monster in the Closet or Sizzle Beach U.S.A. with Kevin Costner, along with first-run films like the critically-acclaimed and hilarious The Slashening and Fear Town, USA.

Troma Now also feature episodes of Troma's Edge TV and The Chainsaw Sally Show, as well as the entire first season of Sgt. Kabukiman's Cocktail Corner. But not only expect to find the classic Tromastic sense of humor, Troma NOW also features every kind of genre, like romantic comedies such as Lollilove (Jenna Fischer) and documentaries like Fart of Darkness.

Many of the titles come with supplemental features including commentaries, behind-the-scenes footage, interviews and many more special Tromastic extras!

Visit http://watch.troma.com/ for the best Troma viewing experience ever!!