Terror Firmer

1999

Horror

2h 4m

140 Ratings

8 Collections

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This is the story of a low budget film crew, led by their blind film director, Larry Benjamin (Lloyd Kaufman/co-founder of Troma Inc.), trying to make some art. In addition to the typical trials and travails of a Troma set, the crew finds themselves set upon by a sexually conflicted, bomb bearing serial killer. Production assistant Jennifer (enchanting Alyce LaTourelle) struggles to succeed on set and to decide between the two men in her life... (imdb)

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nilkynarfy

Rated 20 Mar 2007

88th

Technical errors, both intentional and otherwise? Check. Random and gratuitous nudity? Check. Over the top, poorly choreographed violence? Check. Shoddy special effects and gore that your little brother could make in your garage? Check. Awkward, uncomfortable to watch sex scenes? Check. Kickin' Punk Rock soundtrack which really doesn't belong in any movie? Check. The ultimate exploitation flick. This, friends, is the real thing.

Rated 20 Mar 2007

Barthalen

Rated 24 Mar 2014

36th

Troma at its most Charlie Kaufman-esque. It's still kinda bad, but at least this one gives you the idea most people involved had fun making it.

Rated 24 Mar 2014

McCorpse

Rated 23 Sep 2013

36th

terror firmer is a hysterical gore/sleezefest from beginning to end. Its pure troma entertainment. The movie for me didn't rank up there with tromas best but it is far from their worst. It was an enjoyable experience. As usual the dvd contains the best special features on the market in a category that troma never cheaps out on!

Rated 23 Sep 2013

eveelun

Rated 07 Jun 2008

17th

I guess I knew what I was getting into when I watched this. My biggest complaint isn't that it's juvenile, prurient, corny, and endlessly scatalogical - there are a couple of Troma features that I like which fit this bill - but that it just isn't very creative or amusing within those parameters. There's only so much you can shock me before I lose interest.