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When the Toxic Avenger’s world is turned upside down by a freak accident, he finds himself face to face with his most terrifying enemy yet: his own evil counterpart from a parallel dimension. This grotesque doppelgänger, known as the Noxious Offender, has invaded Tromaville with a plan to unleash chaos and destruction. As the city descends into madness, the Toxic Avenger must confront his darkest reflection and fight to protect everything he holds dear. With its signature blend of splatter, satire, and offbeat humor, this entry delivers a wild ride through a twisted reality where nothing is as it seems. Fans of the franchise will relish the over-the-top gore and the gleefully absurd premise, but even the most devoted may find the chaos a bit too much to handle.
Citizen Toxie: The Toxic Avenger IV
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When the Toxic Avenger's world is turned upside down by a freak accident, he finds himself face to face with his most terrifying enemy yet: his own evil counterpart from a parallel dimension. This grotesque doppelgänger, known as the Noxious Offender, has invaded Tromaville with...
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Citizen Toxie: The Toxic Avenger IV was released in 2000.
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User Reviews
“As a long-time fan of the Toxic Avenger series, I was pumped for this one. The premise of an evil doppelgänger is classic, and the gore is as outrageous as ever. But honestly, the plot felt like it was all over the place, and the constant crude humor started to wear thin. Still, there's something charming about its low-budget chaos.”
“It's messy and it knows it, which I kind of love. The Toxic Avenger vs. his evil twin is ridiculous but fun, and the practical effects are gloriously disgusting. Sure, the acting is questionable and the story is nonsensical, but if you're into Troma's brand of anarchy, you'll have a blast.”
“I get what they were going for, but this one missed the mark for me. The alternate universe angle felt like a lazy excuse to reuse sets and actors, and the jokes weren't landing. The Toxic Avenger has lost his charm by this point, and this felt more like a chore than a fun movie night.”
“Not the best Toxic Avenger, but it's still got that Troma magic. The dual roles were a neat idea, and the creature effects are top-notch for a B-movie. It's chaotic and offensive, but there's a weird heart underneath. If you're a fan of the series, give it a shot—just don't expect a masterpiece.”
