Everything happening in the world of Killer Tomatoes. Franchise updates, event coverage, and the stories people keep writing about a movie that was supposed to disappear in 1978.
The Organic Intelligence one-sheet posted to r/movies, where the comment thread turned into a running argument about whether a fifth Killer Tomatoes film should exist.
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FabTV gets the history from the two men responsible for starting it — the student short, the low budget, and the franchise that would not stop.
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FabTV catches David Ferino on the red carpet at the North Hollywood premiere, wearing something that belongs to producer Mike Polis.
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FabTV sits down with Myrna Velasco, who plays Marina in Organic Intelligence, on joining a franchise that has been running since 1978.
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FabTV talks to Jackie Nico about her role in Organic Intelligence and the particular skill of screaming convincingly at produce.
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The San Diego Union-Tribune marks the theatrical opening of the fifth film in San Diego's homegrown Killer Tomatoes franchise, hitting theaters Friday.
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Spanish outlet Cinemascomics shares the trailer for the fifth Killer Tomatoes film.
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Gamereactor hosts the official trailer video for the fifth Killer Tomatoes film.
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Neatorama flags the return of the campy killer-tomato concept with the new Organic Intelligence film.
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Dutch outlet Pragalicious covers the first trailer for the returning Killer Tomatoes franchise.
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The Polish film database FDB.pl lists director David Ferino's fifth Killer Tomatoes film.
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Dutch outlet Headliner.nl reports on the revival of the cult horror-comedy franchise with Organic Intelligence.
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Brazilian outlet Cinepop covers the trailer for the fifth Killer Tomatoes film and its tomatoes-versus-AI premise.
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Geeks are Sexy shares the new trailer for the fifth Killer Tomatoes film, keeping up the franchise's absurdist humor.
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Filmofilia shares the new trailer for the fifth Killer Tomatoes film.
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The Polish film database FilmWeb.pl lists the fifth Killer Tomatoes film, with cast and trailer.
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Daily Dead shares the official trailer, which premiered at San Diego Comic-Con, for the fifth Killer Tomatoes film.
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FirstShowing shares the full trailer for Organic Intelligence, the fifth Killer Tomatoes film.
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ComicBook.com covers the new trailer, framing Organic Intelligence as nostalgia-friendly fun with a modern AI-satire hook.
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Collider covers the return of the Killer Tomatoes franchise with a new sequel trailer, more than 45 years after the original.
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Dread Central breaks down the splattery first trailer for the fifth Killer Tomatoes film.
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Horror outlet Bloody Disgusting spotlights the zany first trailer for the fifth Killer Tomatoes film.
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FOX 5 San Diego filmed the Comic-Con panel, where the cast and filmmakers talked through the fifth film and the franchise it grew out of.
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JoBlo breaks down the trailer for the fifth Killer Tomatoes film and its AI-versus-nature premise.
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MovieWeb marks the first trailer for Organic Intelligence, the fifth Killer Tomatoes film, nearly five decades after the 1978 original.
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Screen Rant breaks down the new trailer, highlighting the return of franchise veteran John Astin as Professor Gangreen and the film's fresh AI-versus-nature spin ahead of its theatrical rollout.
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PopHorror covers the official trailer for director David Ferino's fifth Killer Tomatoes film.
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Gareth, Justin, and Michael hit the week's headlines then dive into a cult classic's big moment at San Diego Comic-Con.
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Just when you thought it was safe ... the Killer Tomatoes are back and more lethal than ever. That's right. The Killer Tomatoes are back for a fifth time in the new film "Attack of the Killer Tomatoes: Organic Intelligence." Since part of the film was shot on the USS Midway, the fear-inspiring fruits held a special private party and screening onboard the Navy vessel this past Friday.
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The tomatoes have gone naval. Attack of the Killer Tomatoes: Organic Intelligence is back, and this time, it’s docking aboard the USS Midway Museum!
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The killer tomatoes are back in the first-look teaser for Attack of the Killer Tomatoes: Organic Intelligence.
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Year-end round-ups are a fun way to reflect on what’s been happening in our community, look ahead on for what’s to come, and get a sense of where we’re at in the grand scheme of things. So, we took a look back at 2025 happenings in the film industry as well as the local scene and selected the top 10 that had the biggest impact. What we found was, overall, 2025 was a banner year for the San Diego indie film community. Events inside and outside of our region had an impact on San Diego’s filmmaking outlook, potential, and growth. And while what’s to come is anyone’s guess, the trend is clearly tracking upward.
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If you missed San Diego Comic-Con, then you missed the first teaser and panel to David Ferino‘s Attack of the Killer Tomatoes: Organic Intelligence.
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The produce is fighting back once again in the latest installment of the Attack of the Killer Tomatoes franchise. A new teaser trailer has been released for the upcoming feature film, dubbed Attack of the Killer Tomatoes: Organic Intelligence. This comes ahead of a special screening for the film ahead of its wide release later this year, courtesy of Anchor Bay. The early screening is scheduled for Feb. 20 at the USS Midway Museum in San Diego. All proceeds will benefit Freedom Park at Burnham Navy Pier.
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She said she was introduced to the “Killer Tomatoes” universe when she was a kid and watched reruns of the 1990s “Attack of the Killer Tomatoes” cartoon series. However, when she got the audition for the upcoming movie, “Attack of the Killer Tomatoes: Organic Intelligence,” she watched the original 1978 film and the 1988 sequel “Return of the Killer Tomatoes!” and became even more determined to be a part of such a “fun, cult franchise.”
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What started as a student project became one of the best homicidal fruit franchises to date, mostly because of the earnest effort that went into the making of Attack of the Killer Tomatoes. It's one of the strangest, if not silliest B-movies ever produced. Originally released in 1978, the titular killer tomatoes became legendary villains of campy horror and inspired three sequels. The film came together because of the sincere efforts of the cast and crew, but the plot doesn't employ the same level of seriousness as its creators. Regardless of how you came upon the franchise, odds are you laughed while watching it, yet still wondered who was crazy enough to execute the idea in the first place. It has garnered quite the cult following, and these facts about Attack of the Killer Tomatoes might explain why.
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