A long awaited film that reads like a Nerdy-fantasy, filled with LARP'ing and Peter Dinklages and whatnot, is finally released from studio purgatory to...lackluster effect...

In 2013 one movie sex scene took the internet by storm. Despite critical acclaim, Blue is the Warmest Color could not seem to shake the accusations of “Male Gaze” and gratuitous sex scenes, people also harping on the directors perceived mistreatment of the stars in his movie. Let’s move past that, and look at one of the most critically lauded and progressively scorned movies of the past year.

Will this newest release from the Troma-man himself, Lloyd Kaufman be a gore-fest, schlocky, toilet humor-filled indie outing, or will it be........well, of course that's what it is. It's Troma, after all.

There's going to be a lot of talk about this movie based around people's religious affilliations. Now lets sit down for a minute a talk about Noah and the director, Aronofsky, without all that baggage it has to carry around.