Cool World

Save Trash Cinema is back and worse than it's ever been as we go under the ocean looking for Jesus Christ and walk away with nothing but sand in our shorts, disappointment in our hearts, and questions about whether we should ever eat sushi again when we cover the 2020 animated fish film--Finding Jesus.  Remember: FIGHT BIG BOX OFFICE, SAVE TRASH CINEMA  If you're interested in taking part of our limited time offer please follow the link below for 10% off your pre-order for In Search of Darkness 1990-1994! https://90shorrordoc.com?sca_ref=4509594.J4hw31oOKB

We  welcome you all to the first ever Save Trash Cinema DEATHMATCH where we pit two of the biggest, baddest, and most iconic characters on screen against each other for a battle to the death. Who will win, who will lose, and who will be crowned the DEATHMATCH Champion? Tune in to find out as we pit A Nightmare on Elm Street's Freddy Krueger against Hellraiser's Pinhead in a battle to the death! Remember: FIGHT BIG BOX OFFICE, SAVE TRASH CINEMA!

On today’s episode we’re taking trash cinema to Japan in honor of our sweet co-host Patrick’s trip to the Land of the Rising Sun. We thought it would be worth helping him learn some additional aspects of Japanese culture therefore we’re pulling out all of the stops by slicing and dicing our way through what some consider to be the bloodiest film of all time, 2008’s J-Shock Horror masterpiece–Tokyo Gore Police! Remember: FIGHT BIG BOX OFFICE, SAVE TRASH CINEMA!

On today’s episode we’re tackling capitalism, Hot Topic, hockey romance novels, and a trio of synthetic Paul Blart Mall Cops when we cover the 1986, Barbra Crampton led shopping fueled trashterpiece–Chopping Mall! Remember: FIGHT BIG BOX OFFICE, SAVE TRASH CINEMA!

On today’s episode we’re jumping into the future to the desolate tech heavy year of 2021 as we jack the data straight through our head ports, question our sanity, and put on our Nintendo Power Gloves when we cover the 1995 cyberpunk cult classic–Johnny Mnemonic! Featuring Zack Bromberg! Find his work HERE! Remember: FIGHT BIG BOX OFFICE, SAVE TRASH CINEMA!

On today’s episode we caved in and let one of our audience members choose the film and we couldn't be happier. Join us as we we get super ooey, super gooey, and super nostalgic as we cover the blood-soaked 2002 Eli Roth cult classic, Cabin Fever! Remember: FIGHT BIG BOX OFFICE, SAVE TRASH CINEMA!

We listened to your feedback. All of your DM’s, emails, and angry late night texts have not fallen on deaf ears because on today’s episode we’re covering the history, the legacy, and the impact of the notorious Video Nasties! Join us alongside host of The Nasty Pasty Podcast and author of an upcoming book covering the lurid history of the Video Nasties, Andy Marshall-Roberts, as we travel through time to unravel the UK's political crusade against "extreme" cinema.  Check out Andy's work on The Nasty Pasty Podcast HERE!   Remember: FIGHT BIG BOX OFFICE, SAVE TRASH CINEMA!

On today’s episode we’re delighted to bring to you a very special interview with special effects guru and indie filmmaker Kieran Reed. Kieran has worked on films such as Rogue One: A Star Wars Story, World War Z, Alien: Covenant, and many many more. While that is an accomplishment in and of itself, we have him here today to talk about his brand new short film, All You Can Eat: A Toxic Burrito Story.  Watch the All You Can Eat short film HERE! Song credit: Barbra Lica - The Food Song    Remember: FIGHT BIG BOX OFFICE, SAVE TRASH CINEMA!

On today’s episode we’re stitching together chainsaw murders, mommy issues, copious amounts of nudity, the entire city of Boston, and the epitome of trash cinema into one of the most off the walls slashers when we cover the 1982 blood-soaked cult classic–PIECES! Remember: FIGHT BIG BOX OFFICE, SAVE TRASH CINEMA!

On today’s episode we're calling for all Noids and Doodles to join us because we’re turning the horniness level for your Saturday morning cartoons up to 11 when we zoot suit boogie our way through Ralph Bakshi’s 1992 animated trash classic–Cool World! Remember: FIGHT BIG BOX OFFICE, SAVE TRASH CINEMA!