The Troma System

The Troma System

The Troma System

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The Troma System

1993

0h 29m

9.0(1 votes)

Comedy

Overview

A 30 minute infomercial that originally aired on Comedy Central in 1993. The idea was that by purchasing Troma Inc. movie products you could better yourself as a person.

Links & Resources

Social & External

Production Companies

Troma Entertainment

Cast & Crew

19 members

Acting

Michael Opelka

Host

No Image

Directing

Lloyd Kaufman

Self

Lloyd Kaufman

Production

Michael Herz

Self

Michael Herz

Production

Andrew Stevens

Self

Andrew Stevens

Production

Samuel Z. Arkoff

Self

Samuel Z. Arkoff

Directing

John G. Avildsen

Self

John G. Avildsen

Writing

Stan Lee

Self

Stan Lee

Acting

Dee Dee Ramone

Self

Dee Dee Ramone

Acting

Joe Franklin

Joe Franklin

Joe Franklin

Acting

Debbie Rochon

Edna Perlmutter

Debbie Rochon

Acting

Ron Fazio

Gorgeous Guy / Toxic Avenger

Ron Fazio

Acting

Theresa Lynn

Gorgeous Gal / Tromette

No Image

Acting

Phil Rivo

Tromatized Host

No Image

Acting

J.J. North

Tromette

No Image

Acting

Joan Gerardi

Tromette

No Image

Acting

Traci Mann

Tromette

No Image

Acting

Joe Fleishaker

Joe Fleishaker

Joe Fleishaker

Acting

Jennifer Blowdryer

Self

No Image

Production

Andrew Deemer

Self

No Image

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