tedthumb Killer Nerd from writer/director Mark Steven Bosko is another Troma classic. A totally campy horror movie that I loved. A harassed nerd takes a video self-help course to be cool. When nerd Harold Kunkle played perfectly by Toby Radloff gets pushed one time too many he goes over the edge going on a killing spree. It was cheesy violence that was comical in a sense because it was so bad it was good.Glad I came across this 90's horror comedy on eBay. It was recommended by a friend that said I had to see it. Glad I did. My wife thought it was childish. I thought it was great. Sorry to see Mr. Bokso hasn't made a movie in some time. Come back. You have fans.

tabuu this movie is just so good, just hearing the ridiculous dialog spoken by Toby Radloff, is enough to make this one of the best films ever, my friends and i watch this film repeatedly, we all have our Toby impressions down and quote it incessantly, such great quotes, "I've got a tiger by the tale, and he's mean." "How'm I gonna choke on pie?" "Roses are red, violets are placid, you screwed me over have a face full of acid." "Do you think I don't know what I am? I'm a nerd,I'm different, people perceive me as being different, I hate myself." and well pretty much any line spoken by Toby. its just the most fun movie ever. One time we got him to come to our college and host a benefit concert, he really is much the same in real life as he is in the movie, this is not acting, this is just him being him, and whoever decided to video tape him was a genius, this is a great cult film and more people need to be aware of it

one4now4 With that sarcastic remark out of the way, let's get to the review, shall we? This is an odd little movie, to say the least, but I liked it. My expectations were a little too much for this, but it's not too bad at all. It starts out as a goofy, quirky comedy (which would probably only be funny to us geeky people), but doesn't get truly horrific until the end. It's the kind of movie I would love to fool some mainstreamers into watching just to see the look on their faces when it switches gears and becomes a splatter movie toward the end. One thing I'm yet to figure out is whether the horror portion is meant to be humorous in a Freddy Krueger type of way, or to be intense with a guy who loses it and offs anyone who he thinks has crossed him, regardless of who might deserve it or not (which some of the victims don't). All in all, though, I did like it, just not as much as I thought I would. I think the title was what ensnared me, and though we do get what's promised, the delivery wasn't as much of a nasty blast as I had hoped for. If I could give it a rating with stars (which I usually don't like to do), I would sum this one up with about three out of five.

pawned79 My friends and I have seen a lot of bad movies. Up until now, "Tomb of the Undead" was the worst movie ever. Now, even though its dancing zombies are timeless, it must loose its crown. The new king of bad movies is "Killer Nerd." This movie was so bad in every way that I don't even have that many comments on it. It was mind-numbing bad. Like -- really REALLY bad. Just go rent it. You'll see. So bad. Just bad. Bad bad bad. Bad. :-( Nerd nerd Nerd NERD NERD! ...