Debbie Rochon, James Gunn, Julie Strain
Tales From The Crapper is the inaugural film in Troma Entertainment and Lloyd Von Kaufman’s acclaimed Dogpile 95 doctrine of digital filmmaking. Filmed in 3 countries, over 3 years, with 6 dir...( read more
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Directed by: Brian Spitz, Dave Paiko, Debbie Rochon, Gabriel Friedman, James Gunn, Julie Strain, Kevin Eastman, Lloyd Kaufman, Masuimi Max, New Found Glory, Ron Jeremy
Release Date: May 21, 2004
DVD Release Date: September 28, 2004
Stats: 40 reviews
A highly edifying, literate and intelligent survey of pop culture and the entertainment industry,. beautifully filmed using the latest technological breakthrough in cinematic technology -"BonerVision."
All seriousness aside, it's crude, crass, tasteless. idiotic...and utterly...( read more)
Lloyd Kaufman took an aborted fetus of a film, re-dubbed, and re-cut it to make this ridiculously retarded ass baby. Only Lloyd could take something this stupid and horribly made, and make it enjoyable.
Another classic piece of rubbish...awesome in every way! Especially as Eli Roth makes an appearance,,,YUMMY! P.S. TROMA RULES! You must watch as many Troma movies as possible
was pretty low ass budget obviously ..but in the mantis outersapace women short they had tit vision whenever important dialouge was on that was pretty funny
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