Troma's War is not the masterpiece that many say it is as it suffers from being the most un-Troma Troma film ever. The effects and make-up are really good, but at the end of the day this is just another generic action film just like the ones Hollywood spits out every year.

Troma brings one of their very best films, Terror Firmer , to blu-ray in time for its 20th (or 21st) anniversary. How does this disc stand up to the nearly 20 year dvd? Well, you'll just have to read on to find out.

Troma has given us three of the first four comedies that they produced on blu-ray, but is this set worth picking up, or is it a dog of a release?  Studio: Troma Release Date: September 17th, 1982 (Waitress!)                                   January 1983 (Stuck on You!)                                   November 1983 (The First Tur…

Sgt. Kabukiman N.Y.P.D. may not be the best Troma film ever (I am looking at you Tromeo and Juliet), but that doesn't make it a bad film. It still has enough going for it to make it an entertaining film.

It has been five long years since Return to Nuke 'Em High Vol. 1 was released on blu-ray, but the time has come for Troma to release Vol. 2 on blu-ray. Is it worth the five year wait or is the film a substandard entry into Troma's filmogralhy.

The Toxic Avenger is one of my favorite films from the 80's and from Troma.  The film is instantly quotable and fun as hell to watch. 88 Films has done a great job with the blu-ray, giving us a great picture and lossless audio and the Japanese cut of the film, along with a ton of special features. Released by:  Troma …