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October 23, 2012

Episode 85: Terror Firmer (1999)

Special Guests: Lloyd Kaufman & Will Keenan

Loosely based on All I Need to Know about Filmmaking I Learned from the Toxic Avenger, Terror Firmer has Lloyd Kaufman as a blind director making a very low budget film.

Check out our other Troma shows on Tromeo & Juliet and The Toxic Avenger

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4 comments:

  1. Another excellent episode, sirs. I guess I'm in the minority by considering "Cecil B. Demented" one of my top five fictional films about making films.

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    1. Terence,

      Thanks for checking out the episode and your comment!

      You know, I totally forgot about "Cecil" - I saw that in the theater and I really liked it. What's funny about that film is that I don't think you could do that today in the "post-9/11" world.

      CHEERS!

      Rob St. Mary
      co-host of "The Projection Booth"

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  2. You're probably right. Which is a shame because that's one of my all time favorite films and it, in no small way, contributed to my own decision to pursue filmmaking as a career/creative outlet.

    Oh, and Terror Firmer is good too. With the exception of Tales From the Crapper, I love Lloyd's "angry era" work.

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  3. The movie in question's not really my cup of tea but it's always fun to listen to Uncle Lloyd prattle on. The best part of about this episode was Mike and Rob revealing their lists of favourite 'Films about Filmmaking' (which they should post on the website for easy reference.)

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