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"Terror Toons" is a 2002 direct to dvd movie where two sisters are about to experience the dark and sinister world of Terror Toons."Terror Toons" is a 2002 direct to dvd movie where two sisters are about to experience the dark and sinister world of Terror Toons."Terror Toons" is a 2002 direct to dvd movie where two sisters are about to experience the dark and sinister world of Terror Toons.
Beverly Lynne
- Cindy
- (as Beverly Lynn)
Lizzy Borden
- Candy
- (as Lizzie Borden)
Matt Falletta
- Dr. Carnage
- (as Matty Moo)
Brandon Ellison
- Rick
- (as Brandon Reininger)
Brendon John Kelly
- The Cartoon Cop
- (as Sullivan James)
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Terror Toons, starring porn icon Lizzie Borden and Beverly Lynne, has a bad porn feel to it, only without the titillating sex and nudity. And cohesive plot.
Candy and Cindy are sisters left home for the night when their dad and "mom" leave for a wedding. Cindy receives a DVD called Terror Toons, which unleashes supposed cartoon characters Dr. Carnage and Max Assassin.
I'll give Beverly Lynne and Kelly Liu credit, they at least try to do a halfway decent job, but they are let down by their director and the special effects department. Joe Castro doesn't so much film as he just happens to keep a camera in the room as his story unfolds. The special effects would be laughable if they weren't so nauseating...not nauseating in the sense of "ooh, brains" but in the sense of "ooh, special effects goop."
It took one person to come up with the story, and three to come up with the script. What exactly took three people? The tired cartoon characters running through doors in a hallway? The cop who likes donuts? Strip Ouija?
This is a horrible, hateful little movie that will make you wonder about humanity's capacity to come together and put together something so unbelievably awfully. Stay away from it.
Candy and Cindy are sisters left home for the night when their dad and "mom" leave for a wedding. Cindy receives a DVD called Terror Toons, which unleashes supposed cartoon characters Dr. Carnage and Max Assassin.
I'll give Beverly Lynne and Kelly Liu credit, they at least try to do a halfway decent job, but they are let down by their director and the special effects department. Joe Castro doesn't so much film as he just happens to keep a camera in the room as his story unfolds. The special effects would be laughable if they weren't so nauseating...not nauseating in the sense of "ooh, brains" but in the sense of "ooh, special effects goop."
It took one person to come up with the story, and three to come up with the script. What exactly took three people? The tired cartoon characters running through doors in a hallway? The cop who likes donuts? Strip Ouija?
This is a horrible, hateful little movie that will make you wonder about humanity's capacity to come together and put together something so unbelievably awfully. Stay away from it.
Storyline
Did you know
- TriviaThe opening theme that plays through the credits is taken from Beetlejuice (1988).
- GoofsThe cartoon swirl effect (that implies that they're trapped in the cartoon dimension) is clearly visible through the windows of the doors yet the characters act surprised when they open the doors and see it.
- Crazy creditsNo cartoon characters were harmed during the making of this motion picture.
- ConnectionsEdited from Beetlejuice (1988)
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- Budget
- $2,300 (estimated)
- Runtime1 hour 15 minutes
- Color
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