Join Lloyd, Gabe, and Andy on the completely non-exclusive Poultrygeist Facebook group at http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=2216394662. Tell your friends!

Of course, you should also join the age-old MySpace group, at http://www.myspace.com/poultrygeistmovie. Fewer sexy pictures, but just as many tales to be told!!!

Lloyd is flying out to Wales this weekend for a special sneak preview of Poultrygeist, followed by a director’s Q&A.

Sun 4th Nov @ 8pm

Details and tickets from http://abertoir.co.uk/

PLUS More screenings to be announced across England. Stay tuned for more info!!!

“Probably the funniest thing I’ll see on film this year!” the review cries out. MovieForum then urges you all to “beg, plead, and threaten your local movie houses into booking it—more than ever it seems, the future of anarchic, truly independent cinema depends on your voice…”

Help us to get Poultrygeist shown worldwide!!! Call your local movie theaters today!

The NY Post rubbed salt in our wounds with a half-page feature decrying the world’s lack of love for Poultrygeist (and Troma). In the words of world-renowned journalist, Lou Lumenick, “Poultrygeist was rejected by the Tribeca Film Festival… the fest’s then-programming director, Peter Scarlett, added insult to injury by boasting to the audience at […]

Toronto’s City Blog reports that the Toronto Premiere of Poultrygeist: Night of the Chicken Dead had “the audience alternating between uproarious laughter and gross-out groans. ” Lloyd, meanwhile, emailed that it sold out, and was loved by all.

Wish we could have been there!!!

After a decade of ignoring Troma, it’s nice that Fangoria has finally found cause to start embracing the company again. That’s right: they’re still cheering about Poultrygeist: Night of the Chicken Dead!!! In today’s write-up of Toronto After Dark, they select Poultrygeist as one of the films worth covering, and hail it as: “Vintage Lloyd Kaufman!… An alternately hilarious and stomach-churning exercise in really bad taste that makes SOUTH PARK look like classic Ingmar Bergman by comparison.”
Read the Full Feature or Get Tickets to This Sunday’s Screening NOW!!!!

In advance of this weekend’s Toronto screenings, Canadian weekly NOW Magazine screams:
“It’s been 22 years since schlockmeister extraordinaire Lloyd Kaufman staked his claim to the cult cinema crown with The Toxic Avenger. Now he’s back with what he says is his final movie as director, Poultrygeist: Night Of The Chicken Dead… and he’s going out on a disgusting, disturbing and wholly degenerate high note…. Easily the grossest movie at this year’s TAD. “