Troma's War Soundtrack (

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Rating: 5.70/10 from 2500 votes
Alternate Names:
Title in Español:

Troma's war
Title in Italiano:

Club War
Title in Português:

Club War

Synopsis

Troma's War is a film that follows the story of a commercial airline flight that crashes on a tropical, apparently deserted Caribbean island. The morning after the crash, the sun shines over a beach, where gory dead bodies and plane wreckage are scattered everywhere. A groggy survivor wakes up and slowly realizes what happened.

Flashback to the scene just after the crash, with several people on fire running around and screaming. As the camera pans over the burning wreckage of the airplane, one hears the crying of a baby somewhere amid the flames. The few survivors all gather, surrounded by the charred bodies.

The survivors include a diverse group of individuals such as a black Catholic priest, a whiny mother, a one-year-old jingoistic baby girl, a handsome environmentalist, a blind young woman eager to fight with a gun in her hands, a chauvinistic heartthrob, a liberated woman who rejects male advances, a heroic gay flight attendant, a used car salesman who happens to be a Vietnam veteran, a charming man, a handicapped World War II veteran with a wooden arm, an oily Wall Street tycoon who happens to be a Vietnam hero, a punk rock band called the "Bearded Clams", an obese gourmet chef into junk food, some sexy young women, and a seventy-year-old housewife who ends up karate kicking and blowing away foes as anyone else.

The survivors flee into the jungle, where they are temporarily safe. However, they soon discover that the island is inhabited by mysterious looking soldiers on patrol. Mistaken for commandos by Neonazis and Cuban freedom fighters operating a terrorist training camp, the survivors become embroiled in a conspiracy that endangers not only the United States but the whole world.

The invasion plan involves "germ warfare" prepared by "Señor SIDA", a Cuban leader, and his SIDA's Task Force. The sleazy leader, covered with sores and popping boils, personally introduces one of the captured survivors to his technique of preparing the invasion force. Massive gun battles ensue between the three groups, resulting in the deaths of about three hundred fighters and only a few survivors of the flight crash escaping alive.

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User reviews

Amanda Hernandez
5/10

I appreciate how the soundtrack incorporates a mix of genres, from dramatic orchestral pieces to more experimental sounds, reflecting the eclectic nature of the story and characters.

Deborah Hall
8/10

The emotional impact of the scenes is heightened by the haunting melodies and dramatic orchestration present in the soundtrack.

Michael Baker
5/10

The use of sound effects and eerie tones in the music enhances the suspense and horror elements of the movie, making it a truly immersive experience for the audience.

Deborah Williams
6/10

The soundtrack of Troma's War effectively captures the chaotic and intense atmosphere of the film, particularly during the post-crash scenes with the survivors navigating the island.

Joshua Thomas
10/10

The soundtrack of Troma's War perfectly captures the intense and chaotic atmosphere of the film. The use of eerie, dissonant tones during the crash scene adds a sense of dread and urgency, enhancing the viewer's immersion in the story.

Lisa Allen
8/10

Overall, the soundtrack of Troma's War is a standout feature that enhances the viewing experience and leaves a lasting impression on the audience.

Anthony Davis
1/10

The choice of music in Troma's War often felt jarring and out of place, disrupting the flow of the narrative and making it difficult to fully immerse myself in the movie. Instead of complementing the action on screen, the soundtrack seemed to clash with the visuals, creating a distracting and dissonant viewing experience.

Brian Hill
4/10

The soundtrack of Troma's War felt completely disconnected from the intense and gruesome scenes depicted in the film. The music failed to enhance the tension or emotion of the storyline, leaving me feeling underwhelmed and detached from the on-screen events.

Sarah Young
5/10

The music during the gun battles and action sequences is dynamic and adrenaline-pumping, adding excitement and tension to the on-screen conflicts.

Robert Young
7/10

The soundtrack of Troma's War perfectly captures the intense and chaotic atmosphere of the film.

Nancy Adams
7/10

The use of eerie and suspenseful music during the crash scene effectively sets the tone for the survivors' harrowing journey.

Kimberly Parker
7/10

The diverse group of characters in the film is reflected in the eclectic mix of musical styles in the soundtrack, showcasing the range of emotions experienced by each individual.

James Allen
4/10

Overall, the lackluster and inappropriate soundtrack of Troma's War detracted from my enjoyment of the film, making it challenging to fully engage with the characters and the harrowing situations they found themselves in.

Jennifer Lopez
8/10

The musical cues are perfectly timed, creating a sense of tension and suspense that keeps the audience engaged throughout the film.

Anthony Lopez
6/10

Overall, the soundtrack of Troma's War is a crucial element in setting the tone and mood of the film, contributing significantly to the overall impact and engagement of the audience.

Sarah Evans
7/10

The soundtrack expertly complements the action sequences, enhancing the adrenaline-pumping moments with dynamic and energetic music.

Robert Lee
5/10

The diversity of characters in the film is reflected in the soundtrack, with different musical themes and motifs representing each individual's personality and struggles.

Amanda Phillips
6/10

The emotional depth of the film is enhanced by the poignant melodies and haunting melodies in certain scenes, creating a sense of empathy and connection with the characters.

Robert Jones
7/10

The incorporation of different musical genres, from punk rock to classical, adds depth and complexity to the overall sound of the film.

Betty Johnson
10/10

The diverse range of characters in the film is reflected in the soundtrack, with each group having its own musical motif that helps to distinguish them. From the heroic theme accompanying the flight attendant to the sinister undertones of the Cuban leader's scenes, the music effectively enhances the personalities and dynamics of the characters, making the story even more engaging and memorable.