Creepy - Presenting: The Toxic Avenger - Conspiracy Caller

Episode Date: July 29, 2025

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Hey everyone. I recently got to see an advance screening of The Toxic Avenger and wrote an episode for a special miniseries, Bloody FM is taking part in to help promote the movie. The Toxic Avenger St. Roma's Village, as an anthology series were putting on with several other podcasts on the network about the people who cross paths with everyone's favorite radioactive janitor. These are the stories of decent, hardworking people who just want to feed the hungry, heal the sick, and report the news without anything funny, weird, or gross happening. But, under the stories, Unfortunately, they live in the same city as a disgusting freakish superhero determined to stand up for the citizens of St. Roma's Village. All this was created in anticipation for the Toxic Avenger exclusively in theaters on August 29th, starring Peter Dinklage, Kevin Bacon, Elijah Wood, Taylor Page, and Jacob Tremblay.

Personally, I was blown away by how much fun this movie turned out. It had all the blood and gore I was looking for. And I had even more fun working on the miniseries. There's four more episodes after this one. If you'd like to hear them all, be sure to find the toxic Avenger St. Roma's Village on Spotify, Apple Podcast, or wherever you listen. And be sure to buy your tickets today to see the toxic Avenger in theaters. You can learn more by visiting Toxic Avenger.com or by following Toxic Avenger on Instagram, X, or Facebook. Enjoy.

In St. Roma's Village, there is no peace and quiet, but the Toxic Avenger will do his best to keep everyone safe. The average person probably just wants to lead a low-key life. They don't want to battle killer clowns, stand up to evil corporations, or see someone's head to explode on the sidewalk. But the toxic Avenger will do his best to keep everyone safe. Find out if you'll succeed, and if anyone will notice, or even care. The toxic Avenger seems. Roma's Village.

Welcome truth seekers to another episode of the Deep Dive, where we go beneath the surface, peel back the layers and uncover the hidden truths that the government doesn't want you to know. I'm your host, Dr. Sterling Blackwell. And no, that's not my real name. And no, I don't officially have a medical degree yet. Today we're going deep into the heart of the toxic waste conspiracy. See, that's right. You hurt me.

Toxic waste. But not just any toxic waste. Oh no. We're talking about the kind of waste so dangerous, so nefarious, that it can turn an entire town into a nuclear wasteland of corruption and corporate greed. A place where the line between good and evil is not only blurred. It's literally radioactive. Ladies and gentlemen, buckle up. You may want to take a seat, or better yet

You might want to take a stand You're about to discover the shocking truth about St. Roma's Village, Or, as some of us have come to know it, Tromaville. Now, I know what you're thinking. St. Roma's Village, where's that? Is it real? And why should I care about some small town with a funny name? Well, my friends, I'm glad you asked.

St. Roma's Village, the so-called fictional town, is ground zero for a secret conspiracy so sinister that it'll make your head spin faster than a barrel of nuclear waste rolling down the hill. This town, located somewhere in the heart of America, who's keeping track of geography these days, right? Anyway, St. Roma's Village is a place where the laws of physics, humanity, and common sense have all gone to. die in a vat of radioactive sludge. But let's rewind a bit. Let's go back to the beginning. How did St. Roma's Village become the toxic waste hotbed it is today? And why, I ask you, why is it chosen to be the perfect dumping ground for all things

dangerous, disgusting, and hazardous to your health? You see, my friends, it all started with a little company you may have heard of. I'm talking about toxico-chemical. Have you ever heard of Toxico? What am I saying? Of course you haven't. You're too busy coping down your BTH pills to open your eyes long enough to see where this all started. See, Toxico just open the door for it all.

But you aren't going to find any record of them anymore. No. They don't want you to know. But I know. And now you will too. They say the Toxico was founded in the early 1970s by a group of well-dressed, well-connected, and very well-financed individuals. But don't let their suits fool you, folks.

These were not your typical corporate tycoon slash goons. No, no. These were, in fact, the very same people who once studied the darkest corners of chemical warfare and biological experimentation. Rumor has it. Toxico's founders were so much. ambitious. They wanted to go beyond the typical limits of science. They didn't just want to produce chemicals. They wanted to create the ultimate substance. A substance so powerful they could

reshape the world itself. No, I'm not talking about LSD again. I'm talking about something much, much darker. And how, you ask, that they plan on achieving this. With toxic ways of course. Now, I know what you're thinking. But Dr. Blackwell, toxic waste is bad for the environment. It's hazardous. It's deadly. Uh, yeah.

That's exactly the point, my friend. You see, what most people don't realize is that toxic waste isn't just harmful. It's an asset, a valuable asset in the right hands. And in the hands of toxico, this waste would become a powerful tool for control. Let's take a moment to examine the real reason St. Roma's Village was chosen. It wasn't some random selection. Wake up! No, no, St. Roma's Village was carefully chosen as a perfect location for toxicose secret experiments.

Nestled between two disused industrial factories, St. Roma's Village had the perfect geography for secrecy. It was isolated enough that no one would notice the bizarre activities taking place, but still close enough to major transportation. routes to ensure the flow of chemicals was constant and uninterrupted. But St. Roma's Village was not always this way. It wasn't always a town with air smelled like burnt rubber and toxic despair. Oh no. St. Roma's Village was once a thriving, normal town.

But the moment Toxico set its sights on it, things began to change. Folks, let me tell you this. The first signs of trouble appear in the 1980s when residents of St. Roma's village started reporting strange occurrences. People began to notice their dogs acting weird. Fish were mutating in the local lake. Nerds started wearing tutus. And worst of all, the local farmers noticed their crops turning strange. I'm talking about carrots, the size of footballs. Lettuce that look like it came from another planet. Tomatoes that glowed in the dark broke the fourth wall. Don't even get me started on the chickens. Oh, the chickens, my friends.

Those poor goddamn chickens. Most of the scientific community would have shrugged off these strange developments. It's probably just some weird weather pattern, they would say. But not me. Not Dr. Sterling Blackwell. No, my friends, I knew something far darker was at play here. I've spent enough time on conspiropedia that I practically at my PhD anyway.

You see, in 1984, there's an accident at the toxical plant in St. Rome's Village. A containment breach, they say. A small chemical leak, they claim. But folks, I've seen the documents.

I've heard the testimonies. It was no small leak. It was a catastrophic disaster that poisoned the town's water supply, the soil, and the very air the people of St. Romans' Village breathed. and it wasn't just any chemical they spilled. Oh no.

It was a cocktail of highly classified toxins. Waste that have been cooking in toxicose vat for decades. Or at least, they used to be toxicose vats. But here's where things get even darker, people. You see, after the leak, the town's population started to decrease. People left. And those who stayed behind, well, they started showing. strange symptoms, hallucinations, superhuman strength, people turning green, literally green,

I'm telling you. And worst of all, some started to mutate. You think I'm joking? You think I'm exaggerating? Well, I've got proof. If you look at the police reports, the local government documents, the research papers, they've tried to bury, you'll find the truth. St. Roma's Village has become a laboratory for toxicose experiments on human and animal mutation, and the results? Well, you've seen them if you've ever watched the Toxic Avenger movie series. That's right. That's not fiction, folks. That's documentary-level truth right there.

Not that Netflix kind of truth. I'm talking dark web truth. The so-called hero of St. Roma's Village is no accident. He is the result of years of toxic waste exposure, an unintended byproduct of Toxico's twisted experiments. And let me tell you something. That's not the only thing that's been created in St. Rome's Village. Mutants, genetic freaks. The unholy result of Toxicose waste running rampant in the streets.

And you thought your local dump was bad? Let me ask you, have you ever seen a mutant child and? riding around on a skateboard made of melted plastic and radioactive goo? No? Well, you haven't been to St. Roma's Village, my friend. And the government? Oh, they've been in on it the whole time. Local politicians were bought off.

Federal agents looked the other way. Why? Beyond the fact that that's what they always do in these situations? As if scripted? Because they didn't want anyone uncovering the horrifying truth. St. Roma's Village was a test site, a testing ground for what could be done with toxic waste, and what could be done to a population if left unchecked.

But here's the real kicker, folks. You've been thight to... All these years, you've been told that St. Roma's Village was just a fictional setting for a B-movie horror franchise. But the truth? The truth is far more terrifying. Cue up that documentary. Because St. Roma's Village isn't just a place in a movie.

It's a real-life experiment. An experiment that continues today, right under your nose. And that, my friends, is where we come to the most shocking part of the conspiracy. The waste? It's still there. Toxico's waste continues to leach into the groundwater, into the food supply, into the very fabric of St. Roma's Village. The local government, of course, denies it. They tell you that everything's fine.

But do you trust them? Do you trust the people who allowed this to happen? If you're listening to this podcast, I sure hope not. They're the same people who okayed the sale of toxicose plant to its current abomination. Okay. It's time to hear from you. This is not a dictatorship. So we need to hear from the people. Tell me what you see.

Tell me what you know. Show me your truth. But not the stupid truth. Like, real truth. You know. Like, you really saw something happen in real life. And if you're new to the show, please let me remind you if you'd like to contact the show and have your voice be heard. Your truth be told.

All you have to do is record your thoughts on a thumb drive. no longer than 60 seconds and five different topic changes, and leave it in the correct post office box at exactly 1 a.m. on the second Tuesday of the month. And if you have to ask which PO box, all I can say is, Stop listening to my phone calls, NSA. The real ones, no. Okay, first up, Jane Doe from None of Your Business. Hey, Dr. Blackwell.

Long-time listener. first time, um, lever of a flash drive and a PO box. Anyway, I just wanted to let people out there know that some of us in St. Roma's know what's going on. We aren't all sheep being controlled by the mainstream media. I've seen some of the horrors that sludge is created with my own three eyes. Things so disgusting and obscene that I can't even find the words to do it justice. First of all, I'd like to clear up a few things. I know a lot of people say the sludge has been mutating and killing off all the birds,

but we know that's a lie, because birds aren't even... Okay, I think we got the point. Before it gets buried in other comments, let's go to Caller 2. Looks like this one's from John Doe from Parts Unknown. Doxic waste isn't waste, it's seasoning for super soldiers. Why else would it accidentally leave? near water supplies or ooze suspiciously close to abandoned pizza joints and burger places. That's not pollution. That's government marinade. That's the power couple of capitalism and

nuclear energy. And the glowing? That's just the early stages of enlightenment or radioactive charisma. Don't recycle. They're just remixing it into energy drinks. I'm up to 18 a day. And my mind has like, like, like, um... I'll have to look into that, as do I suggest all of you. Don't trust what the so-called experts who dedicate their lives to research on very specific subjects using large control groups and double-blind studies tell you. There's nothing that they can tell me that I can't find the completely opposite answer for myself in like 10 seconds on the internet. Okay. Last and very possibly least. We have...

Oh, what a surprise. John Doe from Redacted. To notice how toxic waste spills always happen just far enough from cities to be no immediate threat, but close enough to make the water taste like battery acid. It's not an accident. It's strategic disposal. Cheaper to accidentally leak it, than pay for proper cleanup. And then they slap a warning sign and call it a wildlife preserve. Boom. Problem solved. Meanwhile, raccoons in the area start walking upright and opening soda cans. Coincidence? Doubt it.

Yes. That's what I'm talking about. They can call us crazy. They can say we don't... Oh. Oh. Wait, I cut that last message off really. Hold on, there's a little bit left.

And that's why, I only bathe an imported maple syrup. It's the only substance the lizard people haven't figured out how to track. Shit. But you know what? Maybe he's right. So what can we do? We need to wake up. We need to see the truth for what it is.

St. Roma's village is more than a conspiracy. It's a warning. A warning about the dangers of unchecked corporate greed and the environment. mental nightmare that awaits if we continue to allow toxic ways to go unchecked. Do we really want things to get as bad as they were in the 80s? With grown men walking around in tutus because of the stuff they're putting in the drinking water? But men aren't supposed to wear tutus?

We're supposed to wear flannel and camo and take our dreams of being a prima ballerina and shove them deep down with all the other feelings we don't want to tell people about where they belong. My dad never loved me. And remember this. They're not just coming for St. Roma's village. They're coming for your town next. Okay, we're going to take a quick break. I need to get something to drink and towel down and take my medicine. But don't you go getting taken

away by shadow government operatives just yet? We still have a lot to get to, not the least of which is going to be another patented deep dive into the murky waters of government. Um, government. The hell is that red dot on my shirt? Oh shit. This episode was written by John Grills. If you want to hear more of his stories, check out Creepy on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you listen to podcasts. This episode was edited by Pacific Asobadiah. Our host and narrator was John Grills.

Collar 1 was N.M. Brown. Collar 2 was Stu. Brown. Caller 3 was Nate DeFort. Our executive producer was Tom Owen. And this was a Bloody FM production. For more information, visit bloody.fm.fm.