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mean, when you have to have a film that not only relies on a deus ex machina, but one that they ripped off Attack of the Killer Tomatoes.

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animated series in the early 90s as well and now it's got the 2026 attack of the killer tomatoes organic intelligence movie which is just coming out so buckle up it's an amazing 40 minutes here we go welcome to

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We wanted to make sure that families could see things.

And the practical effects are, I think, part of our hallmark.

So even the new film, the one that's just out now, Attack of the Killer Tomatoes Organic Intelligence, is a film with practical effects in it.

We have real tomatoes.

greetings friends welcome back to the messed up movies podcast a special presentation today we are the podcast that celebrates movies and filmmakers and embrace the insane the outrageous the unhinged the off kilter the fruit or vegetable depending on who you ask we're here today to talk about the return of the attack of the killer tomatoes franchise organic intelligence we were lucky enough to get to talk to one of the writers and creators of the franchise, Costa Dillon.

We had a great interview with him.

So we are joined today by Sam.

All right.

So, yes, hi, I'm Costa Dillon.

I am... one of the executive producers and writers of the new Killer Tomato movie, Attack of the Killer Tomatoes, Organic Intelligence, opening in theaters this month and streaming by October.

It is the fifth film in the Killer Tomato trilogy.

So if you didn't see the previous four films, this is your chance to see them.

I'm sorry.

Costa Dillon is going to be on our show, the creator of the Attack of the Killer Tomatoes franchise.

So he's going to be there on Monday, so join in for that.

Sorry, it's a special thing.

I cannot get over this.

You guys remember the movie Attack of the Killer Tomatoes? I thought it was just a corny movie idea.

And now I realize completely and utterly that it was written as a legitimate cry for help by the spouse of a gardening enthusiast.

Victor's so good at this garden, you guys.

That's obviously, I'll say, of course, it's like joining a cult.

It's like you're serving as a producer for the new Attack of the Killer Tomatoes organic intelligence film.

That franchise is about, it's absolute B-movie royalty, should I say.

That's being kind.

Is that one of those ones, like the tomato that ate Cleveland, or one of those weird ones? Wasn't there a movie like that?

No, but it was Attack of the Killer Tomatoes, I believe.

Yeah, that's right.

But I don't know what year that was.