Victor Goodview Blu-Ray Release Party at Forbidden Planet with Filmmakers in Attendance on Thursday, March 28th from 6 to 8 PM!
New York, NY- March 27, 2019
Greetings from Tromaville!
This Thursday, March 28th from 6 to 8 PM, Troma fans are encouraged to come down to Forbidden Planet to celebrate the release of Troma's latest home release, 'Victor Goodview' with creators Vincent Turturro and Jerome Rain in attendance, as well as stars Kenny Borland, Tammi Cubilette and Kathleen Morgo!
Fans who can't make it to the Victor Goodview Blu-Ray signing that still want to get an autographed copy can place their order now at FPNYC.com to get a copy signed by all attending guests sent right to their door after the event!
In the Yonkers ghetto - on the outskirts of New York City - aimless-white boy-millennial Victor finds himself without a job and short on the utility bill. To make matters more... uncomfortable, he hasn't had a bowel movement in longer than he can remember.
Victor seeks solace by making friends of dubious character, smoking crack of dubious quality, and pursuing women of dubious intent. As Victor readies himself for his desperately needed dead-end job interview, the consequences of his lifestyle catch up with him...
"What is a low point in life for Victor ends up being a high point for audiences." - Dakota Dahl, Rue Morgue
"Unflinching, disturbing, and refreshingly un-Hollywood. It makes The Florida Project look like a Disney movie." - Avi Offer, NYC Movie Guru
LET'S WATCH SOME ART!
Forbidden Planet NYC
832 Broadway
New York, NY 10003
www.fpnyc.com
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