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Tromeo & Juliet
Synopsis
Notorious schlock and psychotronic production company Troma (known for such classics as Toxic Avenger and Class of Nuke 'Em High) hails Tromeo and Juliet, its contemporary adaptation of Shakespeare's love tragedy, a thrill-a-minute, body-piercing, computer sex, sapphic, car-crashing extravaganza. Set in New York City, the tale centers on the Ques and the Capulets. The bitter feud begins when father Capulet steals father Que's Silky Films production company. As enemies, the two warring clans are always doing horrible things to each other. Tromeo Que is a computer nerd who spends much time fondling himself in front of his favorite sexy CD-ROMs until he falls in love with lovely Juliet and proposes to her while she sits upon a toilet. The film, seemingly aimed at adolescent boys, features violence, considerable gore, profanity, vulgar situations (featuring buckets of fake vomit), and the graphic depiction of body piercing. (Of course, if it didn't, it wouldn't be a Troma film.) ~ Sandra Brennan, All Movie Guide
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Full Credits
  • Director:
    Lloyd Kaufman,
  • Writer:
    James Gunn, William Shakespeare, Jason Green, Lloyd Kaufman,
  • Producer:
    Lloyd Kaufman, Michael Herz,
  • Cinematographer:
    Brendan Flynt,
  • Editor:
    Frank Reynolds,
  • Executive Producer:
    Grant Quasha, Robert Schiller, Daniel Laikind,
  • Cast:
    Steve Gibbons, Valentine Miele, Maximillian Shaun, Jane Jensen, Will Keenan, William Beckwith, Debbie Rochon, Valentine Miele, William Beckwith, Steve Gibbons,
  • Associate Producer:
    Andrew Weiner,
  • Assistant Editor:
    Anna Josenhans,
  • First Assistant Director:
    Robert Bauer,
  • Second Assistant Director:
    Liz Ip,
  • Second Second Assistant Director:
    Dan Wilkinson, Jon Nissenbaum, Anne Pratt,
  • Co-Producer:
    Robert Hersov, Jonathan Foster,
  • Line Producer:
    Franny Baldwin,
  • Sound:
    Robert Taz Larrea,
  • Script Supervisor:
    Lisa Molinaro,
  • Boom Operator:
    Phillipe Ginkels, Joe Zito, Jeff Roenning, Allen R. Kiefer, Joseph White,
  • First Assistant Camera:
    Robert Rasmussen,
  • Location Manager:
    Michelle Roa,
  • Property Master:
    Samara Smith,
  • Set Dresser:
    Alex Ingalls, Jennifer Acomb,
  • Sound Effects Editor:
    Sila A. Soyer, Jeff Kushner,
  • Foley Artist:
    Jeffrey Ferruzzo,
  • Thanks:
    Julie Stepanek, Kris Isacsson,
  • Additional Writing:
    Jason Green, Andrew Deemer, Phil Rivo,
  • Casting:
    Andrew Weiner,
  • Additional Still Photographer:
    Doug Hall, Jackie Salerno, Tom Zuback,
  • Special Effects Makeup Artist:
    Vincent Schicchi,
  • Key Grip:
    Michael Franzetti, David Wasserman,
  • Sound Designer:
    Pete Conlin,
  • Stunts:
    Neil Ruddy, Sandee Brockwell, Arthur M. Jolly, Julia Purtill,
  • Unit Production Manager:
    Franny Baldwin,
  • Second Assistant Camera:
    Ian Dudley,
  • Driver:
    David Dillon, Dylan Forer,
  • Grip:
    Dylan Forer, Albert Cadabra,
  • Theatre Play:
    William Shakespeare,
  • Screenplay:
    James Gunn, Lloyd Kaufman,
  • Original Music Composer:
    Willie Wisely,
  • Best Boy Grip:
    Steve Ramsey, Martin Nowlan,
  • Art Direction:
    Hannah Moseley,
  • Stunt Coordinator:
    Marcos Antonio Miranda,
  • Executive In Charge Of Production:
    James Gunn,
  • Extras Casting:
    Harrison Freed,
  • Still Photographer:
    Efrem Flores,
  • Music Editor:
    David Rogers,
  • Negative Cutter:
    Rich Cohen,
  • Assistant Camera:
    Max Votolato,
  • Music Score Producer:
    Willie Wisely,
  • Sound Re-Recording Mixer:
    David Novack,
  • First Assistant Editor:
    Steven Barison,
  • Makeup Supervisor:
    Callie French,
  • Assistant Foley Artist:
    Russell Creak,
  • Gaffer:
    Atsushi Takaoka,
  • Carpenter:
    Peter Anzalone,
  • Costume Design:
    Kyra Svetlovsky,
  • Special Effects Supervisor:
    Louie Zakarian,
  • Casting Associate:
    Lauren Yates,
  • Sound Recordist:
    David Alvarez, Jonathan Slon,
  • Transportation Coordinator:
    John Michals,
  • Camera Production Assistant:
    Max Votolato,
  • Tattoo Designer:
    Sandee Brockwell,
  • Additional Script Supervisor:
    Jon Nissenbaum,
  • Art Department Assistant:
    Emelia Capp, Karen Ipock,
  • Camera Loader:
    Arthur Goldsmith,
  • Assistant Property Master:
    Elizabeth Cassinelli,
  • In Memory Of:
    Stanley L. Kaufman, Sr.,
  • Special Effects Technician:
    Joe Macchia,
  • Assistant Director:
    James Gunn,
  • Dialogue Editor:
    Albert Cadabra,
  • Special Effects:
    Neil Ruddy,

Technical specifications

  • Rating:18
  • Country:United States
  • Language:English
  • Release:February 28, 1997
  • Duration:107 min
  • Genres:Action/Adventure, Comedy, Drama, Horror, Romance, SciFi/Fantasy, Suspense/Thriller
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