Citizen Toxie: The Toxic Avenger IV 4K 2000 Ultra HD 2160p

Story Movie

"Citizen Toxie: The Toxic Avenger IV" (2000) is a wild and irreverent superhero comedy that takes the classic Toxie saga to new heights of absurdity. In the town of Tromaville, chaos ensues when the evil Diaper Mafia and the diabolical Dr. Killemoff create an alternate universe. The virtuous Toxie finds himself in this twisted parallel world, facing bizarre doppelgängers and eccentric characters. As Tromaville descends into madness, Toxie must navigate the insanity to save his beloved town. Packed with over-the-top humor, outrageous action, and social satire, this 4K presentation elevates the cult classic to a visually stunning and grotesquely delightful experience. Strap in for a rollercoaster of laughs, gore, and superhero mayhem in this iconic installment of the Troma universe.

Review 4K Movie

If anyone starts to get outraged, always poke their nose at the budget of this movie. Always keep it to yourself. Because a lot of directors have an excuse: no money. It doesn't work anymore. Lloyd Kaufman proved that it's easy to make a masterpiece without money. Or rather - very difficult (Lloyd was unrealistically difficult), but you can.

Orgasm every minute. No! There's something delightful happening every second. This is part four, imagine, this is part four. I mean, okay, it's the second part, but it's the fourth part. I'm in shock, I'm in tooth-shattering shock. Lloyd has jumped above his head, Lloyd has jumped above the cinematography.

A heavenly delight. One hundred and one percent cinematic. Lloyd has managed to get all of our people, absolutely all of them. It's all Troma in this movie! The applause goes on all day long. He deserves it. The old man really deserved the positive reviews (there's still "Attack of the Chicken Zombies" to come, tear me to pieces).

The first few seconds in and Lloyd is already making me cry with laughter. He starts his movie with an apology, ah ha ha. For what? For the previous two installments, ah ha ha. The screen lights up - Now here's the real sequel! I adore this lunatic, I just love him, I want to marry him. He's a genius!

Don't say anything, just curl your fingers - Sgt. KabukiMen, bad Sgt. KabukiMen, I won't say anything about Toxic, the director of Guardians of the Galaxy as a great genius in a wheelchair, the legendary Corey Feldman as a doctor (give him an Oscar for that role), porn legend Ron Jeremy as the mayor.

It's a hell of a heat wave! Moving on - Eli Roth, ah ha ha, as the cute young man on the street. Kaufman is rocking it like no one has ever rocked it. He invited real superheroes - Dolphin, Vibrator Girl, Walking Cow and Masturbator.

Who's Iron Man? Who's Thor? These fellows are figments, but Lloyd's are great fighters against evil! And behind all this crowd is Lemmy. King Lemmy. God Lemmy. The one, eternal memory, the legend. I'm amazed at Lloyd and his thoroughness - he didn't even forget about the kid who played Toxic in the first movie, crazy.

I was wildly excited when I saw him. Ah ha ha, Toxic bit his ear and flew off into the chemicals again. Also yelled that he'd be back in part 5. Bravo! And when the credits rolled, I sat stupidly in my chair and wanted part five. It's never gonna happen, I guess. Why, why is this world so cruel, bring me back Toxic, bring me back....

Part four is a unique movie. Crazy, bloody, with a flying car and an iconic monster dick, bright, funny, witty. Fans - into the collection! Diaper Mafia - forever!