Father's Day (2012)

Directed By: Adam Brooks, Jeremy Gillespie
Written By: Adam Brooks, Jeremy Gillespie , Matthew Kennedy, Steven Kostanski, Conor Sweeney
Genres: Action & Adventure, Horror, Comedy

Critic Reviews

Kyle Smith, New York Post
One of the schlock studio's intentionally bad movies that succeeds a little too well.
Bill Gibron, PopMatters
Father's Day proves that, when he's not making masterworks, (Troma's Lloyd Kaufman is) quite capable of finding fresh examples of same.
Felix Vasquez Jr., Cinema Crazed
A wretched and nonsensical bit of genre dribble...
Mike McGranaghan, Aisle Seat
It's gory, sick, depraved, funny, self-knowingly silly, and entertaining if you're in the right frame of mind.
Brian Orndorf, BrianOrndorf.com
A triumphantly diseased motion picture, easily the best movie to pop out of Troma Entertainment in quite some time...There's blood, nudity, and violence. Everyone goes home happy.
Brian Tallerico, HollywoodChicago.com
I'd take it over many of the high-profile attempts at grindhouse horror and it's even more remarkable when one considers that the legendary company gave Astron-6 $10,000 to make it. I'm slightly terrified to think of what they could do with $10 million.

Fresh (60% or more critics rated the movie positively)

Rotten (59% or fewer critics rated the movie positively)

Francisco G

Wow! Troma is back with a bang! I dunno who this Astron 6 collective are, but they are absolute genius. They've captured everything the Grindhouse "stands" for and then some. There's complete nonsensical segments, hilariously awful dry jokes, allucination bits,… More
Wow! Troma is back with a bang! I dunno who this Astron 6 collective are, but they are absolute genius. They've captured everything the Grindhouse "stands" for and then some. There's complete nonsensical segments, hilariously awful dry jokes, allucination bits, over the top gore that made me flinch (and I've seen loads of these), incredibly hard to watch scenes, epic fights, memorable characters and I could go on and on on my favorite bits but they're just too many. Heck, there's even time to give some depth to pretty much all the characters, despite the type of movie. It shows the true love these guys have towards the genre and it shows on each scene and on each frame. Despite the brutal and shocking content, I had a frickin huge smile during the whole show. I wish more movies were like this: aware of what they are, never forgetting it's entertainment value.

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