Movie Poster
Saw a draft copy of the movie poster, it's pretty cool. Can't share... Yet. 😎
Just when you thought it was safe to eat a BLT, the Tomato onloaught is back. Now playing in select theaters.
FIND A THEATERThe 1978 original was made for less than $100,000 and released as a parody. Producers and co-writers Steve Peace and Costa Dillon maintain it was a documentary, seized by covert operatives and recast as a comedy so bad no one would see it. Whatever it was, it worked. It spawned three sequels, a Saturday morning cartoon on Fox, a Game Boy cartridge, comic books, a young George Clooney, and a public that still mistakes the docuseries for a comedy.
Now the fifth film of the trilogy is in theaters. Organic Intelligence documents tomato activity through human and pre-human history, and brings the record current. Today it is nature versus artificial intelligence.
The 1978 documentary. Three sequels. A Fox Saturday morning cartoon. And a Podcast
Made for under $100,000 and released as a comedy. Filed under parody.
Despite the evidence, George Clooney will not publicly admit his role in the making of this film.
Seriously, who has enough time to make a documentary about the Killer Tomatoes franchise?
Forty-eight years late, unauthorized, and longer than the film. Funnier than the movie.
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From cult underground to mainstream headlines. Forty-eight years of press, and they still think this is a big joke.
What started as a student project became one of the best homicidal fruit franchises to date, mostly because of the earnest effort that went into the making of Attack of the Killer Tomatoes. It's one of the strangest, if not silliest B-movies ever produced. Originally released in 1978, the titular killer tomatoes became legendary villains of campy horror and inspired three sequels. The film came together because of the sincere efforts of the cast and crew, but the plot doesn't employ the same level of seriousness as its creators. Regardless of how you came upon the franchise, odds are you laughed while watching it, yet still wondered who was crazy enough to execute the idea in the first place. It has garnered quite the cult following, and these facts about Attack of the Killer Tomatoes might explain why.
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Gareth, Justin, and Michael hit the week's headlines then dive into a cult classic's big moment at San Diego Comic-Con.
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The tomatoes have gone naval. Attack of the Killer Tomatoes: Organic Intelligence is back, and this time, it’s docking aboard the USS Midway Museum!
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Just when you thought it was safe ... the Killer Tomatoes are back and more lethal than ever. That's right. The Killer Tomatoes are back for a fifth time in the new film "Attack of the Killer Tomatoes: Organic Intelligence." Since part of the film was shot on the USS Midway, the fear-inspiring fruits held a special private party and screening onboard the Navy vessel this past Friday.
Read articleAs one of the most well-known movie titles of all time, we know the wrapper is more important than the prize. Attack of the Killer Tomatoes is available for licensing across categories.
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The cult classic franchise that refuses to die.