Street Trash

Just the fact that Herschel and Gordon Lewis has remakes, you know, that went into movie theaters is crazy.

Well, that it's so culty that Wizard of Gore and Maniac and even, we'll get to it in a moment, but Street Trash have been remade.

I mean, even Silent Night, Deadly Night has been remade.

I mean, B-Show, a lot of these are very obscure.

So for, if you, let's say you wanted to remake Maniac or Toxic Avenger, like they did.

I don't think it makes sense to look for this big theatrical release in the day of the streamer.

But if you want to do Maniac, if you want to do Street Trash, if you want to do these movies, Class of Newcomb High or Night of the Creeps or something, if you want to do these types of movies, I think streaming is the place to go.

So I don't know why we don't see more of them.

He's the

enormous, unforgettable Frank Snizer in Street Trash, which came out in 87.

So Eat and Run and Street Trash give him kind of a pretty spectacular one-two punch of 80s cult weirdness.

He's got cult status because of these two movies.

This was a family writing operation.

That wasn't what I was expecting.

I was fully, like, into the fact that there was just a mermaid exploding with colorful rainbow pus that reminded me of street trash.

Yeah,

yeah.

No?

No, not even Street Trash.

Damn.

Or even the original Toxic Avenger.

You don't want me to pick something.

I think street trash is one because after I finally saw it I was like

oh man yes I agree with you it's

so like all over the place

And you got to take advantage of that kind of thing, especially as you get older and you start invoking more sympathy with your aged appearance and your, you know, decrepit gait.

So I picked Street Trash, which is a movie I love and no one else really seems to at all.

But I made him watch it.

God damn it.

in her

God creates man man creates dinosaur Dolly Parton dies that's just what happens sometimes

Yeah, no, we are talking about street trash.

Jeff, you made Tristan watch street trash years ago.

One of my favorites, I don't know if he worked with Roy Frumkes on this, but he is one of the writers on The Substitute, the very first Substitute with Tom Barringer.

Writer of Street Trash, Roy Frumkes.

is responsible for the main idea on that movie, so those two minds working together.

He worked on Popcorn.

is your worst take since, uh...

Street Trash, which is technically next week.

Which

doesn't make sense.

trash.

Street trash, yeah, that's what it is.

Yeah, so that'll be cool.

Well, I'm not going to lie.