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1987·Comedy·1h 40m
6.7
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.
Directed by J. Michael Muro
vietnam veteran
post-traumatic stress disorder (ptsd)
alcohol
castration
toxic
stealing
shoplifting
liquor store
homeless
melt
morality tale
meltdown
disintegration
poisoned drink
lower class
liquefaction

Cast

Mike Lackey
Mike Lackey
Fred
Bill Chepil
Bill Chepil
Bill the Cop
Vic Noto
Vic Noto
Bronson
Mark Sferrazza
Mark Sferrazza
Kevin
Jane Arakawa
Jane Arakawa
Wendy
Pat Ryan
Pat Ryan
Frank Schnizer
James Lorinz
James Lorinz
Doorman
Tony Darrow
Tony Darrow
Nick Duran
Peter Iasillo Jr.
Peter Iasillo Jr.
Hefty
Gina Menza
Gina Menza
Whore in Van

Crew

David Sperling
David Sperling
Director of Photography
Mike Lackey
Mike Lackey
Makeup Effects
Bryan Singer
Bryan Singer
Grip
Renée Rosenfeld
Renée Rosenfeld
Script Supervisor

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vConqueror
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Street Trash
Gah damn those melting scenes are awesome
The chase at the beginning was very fun
Credits song was funny af 😆
Gah damn those melting scenes are awesome
The chase at the beginning was very fun
Credits song was funny af 😆
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Rob
Rob
Street Trash
I believe that this film includes everything that makes for a perfect body horror film!!! From the awesome, grotesque and over-the-top practical effects, the phenomenal soundtrack, the low budget aesthetic, the dark comedy and the amount of disturbing and gross visuals that are presented!!! This film was actually very awesome!!!
I believe that this film includes everything that makes for a perfect body horror film!!! From the awesome, grotesque and over-the-top practical effects, the phenomenal soundtrack, the low budget aesthetic, the dark comedy and the amount of disturbing and gross visuals that are presented!!! This film was actually very awesome!!!
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Emo Philips
Emo Philips
Street Trash
Watch a YouTube supercut of the Viper kills, otherwise this is totally not worth your time. This has no idea of what it wants to be doing, so many of the scenes feel aimless, incongruous with each other, and clumsily trying to patch together several independent plots that eventually go nowhere and mean nothing. There's some humor in just how weird some of the scenes are, but it never comes together in any meaningful or satisfying way in any respect, and the FX are too few and far between to stick around for. That toilet death is an all-timer tho!
Watch a YouTube supercut of the Viper kills, otherwise this is totally not worth your time. This has no idea of what it wants to be doing, so many of the scenes feel aimless, incongruous with each other, and clumsily trying to patch together several independent plots that eventually go nowhere and mean nothing. There's some humor in just how weird some of the scenes are, but it never comes together in any meaningful or satisfying way in any respect, and the FX are too few and far between to stick around for. That toilet death is an all-timer tho!
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Lily S
Lily S
Street Trash
I liked when a straight hour of this was just homeless dudes raping and killing women. That part was soooooooo good. Thank god it was most of the movie. Fuck off. March is fucked. I’m not watching anymore movies this month.
I liked when a straight hour of this was just homeless dudes raping and killing women. That part was soooooooo good. Thank god it was most of the movie. Fuck off. March is fucked. I’m not watching anymore movies this month.
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Matt Lune
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Street Trash
You know that the movie you're watching is sleazy as all hell when a guy literally melting into a toilet - his body slowly dissolving into multicoloured goo as he screams - doesn't even crack the top ten most disgusting things to happen during it's racist, homophobic, mysogynistic, skeezy-ass runtime. 

Those practical effects though? Wow. I'd say 'Chef's Kiss' but after watching this movie I gotta go have a shower for about 3 hours before kissing anything.
You know that the movie you're watching is sleazy as all hell when a guy literally melting into a toilet - his body slowly dissolving into multicoloured goo as he screams - doesn't even crack the top ten most disgusting things to happen during it's racist, homophobic, mysogynistic, skeezy-ass runtime. 

Those practical effects though? Wow. I'd say 'Chef's Kiss' but after watching this movie I gotta go have a shower for about 3 hours before kissing anything.
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Street Trash (1987) | Flick