Tales from the Crapper
2004
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Synopsis
The Crapkeeper hosts two stories combining highbrow entertainment with kung fu action, alien adventure and vampire lesbian sex.
Tales from the Crapper (2004) is a sci-fi feature film by Chad Ferrin (United States). The Crapkeeper hosts two stories combining highbrow entertainment with kung fu action, alien adventure and vampire le...
Key facts
Cast
Julie Strain, Lloyd Kaufman, Arban Ornelas, Masuimi Max, Kevin Eastman, Rob Zazzali, Joel Himelhoch, Elwood Carlisle
Original language
English
First release
January 29, 2004 (Canada)
Production companies
Troma Entertainment
Crew
Screenplay
Gabriel Friedman, Mark C. Adams
Producer
Lloyd Kaufman
Cinematography
Steven Vasquez
Editing
Gabriel Friedman
Music
Justin Remer, Mark C. Adams, Purple Pam Shelby
Stills
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Releases & classifications
| Theatrical | Canada | January 29, 2004 |
| Theatrical | United States | September 28, 2004 |
Full credits
| Director | Brian Spitz, Chad Ferrin, Dave Paiko, Gabriel Friedman, India Allen, Lloyd Kaufman |
| Cast | Julie Strain (Ivanna Dance / Demanda), Lloyd Kaufman (The Crap Keeper / Dad / Tromantis (voice)), Arban Ornelas (Soul Stripper (as Arban) / Soul Stripper), Masuimi Max (Sexy Asian Vampire), Kevin Eastman (Travis Dance), Rob Zazzali (Timmy), Joel Himelhoch (Chief Doublestump), Elwood Carlisle (Private Dick Sam Black), Jorge Garcia (Racoon Head), Randy Sklar (News Anchor), Jason Sklar (News Anchor), Debbie Rochon (Zelda Lipschitz / Herself), Joe Fleishaker (Michael Herz / 500 Pound Candygramm), James Gunn (Self), Elizabeth Johnson (James' Assistant), India Allen (Sally Sterks), Ronn Surels (Deke the Red Herring), Antonia Dorian (Larry the Stripper), Isabelle Stephen (Lesbian Art Student #1), Kelli Powers (Lesbian Art Student #2), Jamie Greco (Surly Crack-Head Trannie), Ron Jeremy (Jimmy (as Ron Hyatt)), Trey Parker (Steve Keen (as Juan Schwartz)), Timothy Muskatell (Guy Who Finds the Space Ship), Josh Taylor (Fake Zit Guy), Ted Raimi (Next Door Neighbor (as Bill Ferguson)), John Williamette (Guy Who Gets Ass Fucked by Buddy), Adam Jahnke (Purse Snatcher), James Ojala (Monster Meat), Paul Salamoff (Office Chair Victim), Kevin Thigpen (Black Guy #2), Gared Williams (Bouncer), Trent Haaga (Guy at the Party), Ramzi Abed (Guy at the Party), Lizzy Strain (Party Goer), Eli Roth (Party Goer), Doug Sakmann (Party Goer), Stephen Blackehart (Self (uncredited)), Crystal Cartwright (Woman on Balcony (uncredited)), Wes Craven (Party Goer (uncredited)), New Found Glory (New Found Glory), Mark Gagliardi (People at the Party), Tamela (People at the Party), Smokey Miles (Party Goer), James Lynch (Party Goer), Leroy Patterson (Party Goer), Phil Haney (Party Goer), Penny Folger (People at the Party), Paul Malcolm Pruett (Party Goer), Nicole Talley (People at the Party (as Nicolle Talley)), Heather Darling (People at the Party), Lisa Michelle Axelrod (Voice Over), J.D. Brown (Party Goer), Lenora Claire (Party Goer), Josi Kat (Self), D.M. Schofield (Lesbian Vampire), Zafer Ulkucu (People at the Party), Gabriel Friedman (Strip Bar Announcer / Larry / Deacon / Oliver Stone (voice) (uncredited)), Marc Gras ((uncredited)), Edward Havens (Party Announcer (voice) (uncredited)), Chris Lanphear (Sgt.Kabukiman / Rapist (voice) (uncredited)), Sam Macaroni (Mr. Freaky (uncredited)), Terryn Westbrook (Door Girl (uncredited)) |
| Screenplay | Gabriel Friedman, Mark C. Adams |
| Producer | Lloyd Kaufman |
| Executive producer | India Allen, Michael Herz |
| Cinematography | Steven Vasquez |
| Editing | Gabriel Friedman |
| Music | Justin Remer, Mark C. Adams, Purple Pam Shelby |
Additional data: TMDB.
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