Hidden deep in the forest next to sleepy Troma City, a band of ruthless mercenaries, the ‘Fortress of Amerikkka,’ have set up camp, practicing their violent tactics of war in preparation for an impending revolution. When the violence begins to take the lives of the townsfolk, John Whitecloud, a tough half-Indian with a bad reputation decides to take matters into his own hands and protect his community. But facing as much animosity from the townspeople as from the mercenaries themselves, John quickly learns that he’ll be fighting two battles.

One of the gorier action films to be produced during Troma’s golden age, Eric Louzil’s (Class of Nuke ‘em High 3) FORTRESS OF AMERIKKKA offers up a non-stop barrage of brutality, beheadings, impalings, stabbings, and a copious amount of sex and nudity. A long time casualty of dark and muddy VHS tapes, some containing the heavily censored R-rated version, Vinegar Syndrome Archive is proud to give FORTRESS OF AMERIKKKA the Blu-ray release it deserves, and has newly restored it from its original 35mm negative.

directed by: Eric Louzil
starring: Gene LeBrock, Kascha, Kellee Bradley, David Crane, William J. Kulzer
1989 / 100 min / 1.85:1 / English Stereo

Additional info:
• Region Free Blu-ray
• Newly scanned & restored in 2K from its 35mm original camera negative
• “Back to the Woods” - an interview with writer/director Eric Louzil
• “Chant with Me” - an interview with actor Troy Fromin
• “Big Dreams” - an interview with actor Brad Roth
• Double-sided poster
• Limited edition of 5,000
• Reversible cover artwork
• English SDH subtitles