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STREET TRASH

1987 • US HMDB
February 22, 1987

A group of hobos begin melting into multicolored piles of goo after drinking sixty-year-old liquor. At the same time, the psychotic Vietnam War vet who rules the hobo camp snaps and begins killing at random. Two brothers set out to stop the liquor and the killer.

Directors

J. Michael Muro

Cast

Mike Lackey as Fred

Mike Lackey

Fred

 Bill Chepil as Bill the Cop

Bill Chepil

Bill the Cop

 Vic Noto as Bronson

Vic Noto

Bronson

 Mark Sferrazza as Kevin

Mark Sferrazza

Kevin

 Jane Arakawa as Wendy

Jane Arakawa

Wendy

Nicole Potter

Winette

 Pat Ryan as Frank Schnizer

Pat Ryan

Frank Schnizer

Clarenze Jarmon

Burt

Bernard Perlman

Wizzy

Miriam Zucker

Drunken Wench

 James Lorinz as Doorman

James Lorinz

Doorman

 Tony Darrow as Nick Duran

Tony Darrow

Nick Duran

Roy Frumkes

Melted Businessman

Frank M. Farel

Dismembered Derelict

Joni Ruth White

Old Lady Shopper

Glenn Andreiev

Mario

 Peter Iasillo Jr. as Hefty

Peter Iasillo Jr.

Hefty

Nick Gionta

Street Gang Member

M. D'Jango Krunch

Ed

Morty Storm

Black Suit
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Crew
Production: James Muro Sr. (Executive Producer) — Edward Muro Sr. (Executive Producer) — Roy Frumkes (Producer)
Music: Rick Ulfik (Original Music Composer)
Cinematography: David Sperling (Director of Photography)
Crew: Glenn Andreiev (Cinematography)

REVIEWS (1)

Marco Castellini •
The Verdict

The life of Bowery Street residents is disrupted by the discovery of a terrible liquor, Viper, which causes the drinker to explode once ingested. It is an independent film, produced by some young university students, which, after the success of the first screenings, was extended by a few minutes and distributed for the home video market.

The life of Bowery Street residents is disrupted by the discovery of a terrible liquor, Viper, which causes the drinker to explode once ingested. It is an independent film, produced by some young university students, which, after the success of the first screenings, was extended by a few minutes and distributed for the home video market. "Horror in Bowery Street" is a splatter-comedy that has some admirers and many critics, to watch if you love the genre. Smooth.
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Where can I watch Street Trash in streaming?

Street Trash is currently available on Amazon Prime Video, Amazon Video, Shudder Amazon Channel, Shudder, Fandango At Home, YouTube TV, Philo, Night Flight Plus.

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How long is Street Trash?

Street Trash runs 91 minutes.

When did Street Trash come out?

Street Trash was released in 1987.

Who directed Street Trash?

Street Trash was directed by J. Michael Muro.

What rating does Street Trash have?

The HorrorCult editors give Street Trash 2.0 skulls out of 5, from a single review.

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COMMUNITY REVIEWS (1)

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9 /10

I could watch this all day. So much going on: the king of the scrapyard's 'Nam ptsd, the night of the living dead-esque sex scene, the bizarre game of piggy in the middle with a severed penis, the sleaziness of the junkyard owner and how far he goes with it, the gruesome death scenes, the vicious cop. It's so rad and is topped with surprisingly good cinematography and a fair bit of social commentary. It's like Troma via Robert Crumb and a bit of 42nd street grindhouse.

Highly recommended to all fans of Troma, melt movies, sleaze and splatter!

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