Midnight Confessions / Street Trash (1987)

[twistedzombie5]

you say what you want but the toxic avenger is the best super hero movie ever lol

[FreddiePipes]

@twistedzombie5 No argument there.

[twistedzombie5]

@FreddiePipes ya i know i was playin

[twistedzombie5]

@FreddiePipes haha ya man what other super hero has a metal theme song

[fwwaller]

hey dude, could you tell me alist of all the movies shown in your intro there?

[FreddiePipes]

@fwwaller They are all listed in the credits at the end of the review

[DezoWilliams]

"Wellwhutchustarinat Bitch?!"

Lolol

[billyjoelsux]

Yes... I sent you requests for this and you answered. Thank you... fine review

[ThePandy357]

I have to see this splashy movie!!! Awesome video review ;)

[FreddiePipes]

@KnightBanneret - I did notice that. Too identical to have been a coincidence I'd say...unless leather-punk-Hitler-tranny was a style back in the 80's that I missed.

[FillingtheVoidRevues]

Welcome back, Cotter.

I remember seeing this flick in college, when I was more snobby about which movies I watched, so I definitely need to re-watch this. I can't remember a lot of it, but that glasses pov shot when the yuppie gets killed is fucking funny.

Great review as always, my friend.

[FreddiePipes]

@FillingtheVoidRevues -- I went through one of those phases as well, from age 16 to around 21. My pretentious movie geek phase. It wasn't till around age 25 that I found my appreciation for schlock.

[monkeybone444]

Fuck yes, I was furiously fiddling with my balls in anticipation of another review! About time too, they were starting to get callus'!

[FreddiePipes]

@monkeybone444 - Wow, that is an image no one needs in their head...I'm glad I could help? lol

[howlthe4th]

I bow down to your return, my friend. Excellent review for a fun flick. I haven't seen this one in many, many years. Will definitely rewatch it now. Loved that commercial, btw. That dreaded dizziness will get you every time.

[FreddiePipes]

@howlthe4th - I bow back, sir! Thanx for dropping a comment, Wolfie.

[scwalsh99]

great job as always. good to have you back!!

[FreddiePipes]

@scwalsh99 - Thanx!

[MTVMusicTelevision1]

The Rev is back...Radical!!! Great review as always!

[FreddiePipes]

@MTVMusicTelevision1 -- Thank you!

[dethwizard]

Yes Dude! You're back! 

[FreddiePipes]

@dethwizard yes indeed.

[tommywho6]

Super human Zach Galifianakis!! Exactly!!! This is the kind of brilliance only your Trashtastic reviews provide! Glad to see your back. Love Street Trash, always have! Totally dig the new intro A+

[FreddiePipes]

@tommywho6 -I knew you would appreciate my dorky sense of humor, Abby!

[NEdelbach]

Nice review. I love Street Trash. Some cool trivia: The writer of this film is the actor who's face melts when stuff drips onto him. He's also in Dawn of the Dead: He's the first zombie to get hit in the face with a pie(he also directed the documentary Document of the Dead which is about Dawn), and the opening title sequence to Dr.Butcher MD is made from an unfinished anthology film he produced which Wes Craven was a co-director on.

[FreddiePipes]

@NEdelbach That is some cool trivia! Thanx for the comment.

[4thtroika]

Good to have you back. Interesting movie. Gives a whole new meaning to the term rotgut.

[FreddiePipes]

@4thtroika -- Oh man, I should have used that.

[WardenGordon]

Excellent by god choice to use a Danko tune in the theme by the way. Although I'm still partial to the old intro featuring the theater scene from Messiah Of Evil. It synched up perfectly when the old creepy dude popped out.

[FreddiePipes]

@WardenGordon - That's a favorite of mine too, but I wouldn't be me if I wasn't constantly changing things up. I've been wanting to use that Danko Jones song for a while now.

[WardenGordon]

Badass as always, Rev. Yeah, this one is truly an unique oddity. It certainly beats the hell out of that other tainted food and beverage entry The Stuff because this is about tainted hooch and the Stuff is pansy ass yogurt.

The only other notable(or hell recognizable) actor in this besides Dr. Frankenhooker was the bush league mafioso dude who most famously would go on to get a fucking bottle busted over his head by Joe Pesci in Goodfellas. Of course, he doesn't fare too well here either.

[FreddiePipes]

@WardenGordon - Originally I mentioned him, but he made the cutting room floor. I hate having these things be much over 10 minutes--so I'm constantly whittling them down. I believe he also did the funny ass song over the end credits too--at least the vocals.

[od666666]

Welcome back brother! I know man! Totally a Troma flick in disguise! Loved the Viper commercial man!! That detective is soo pissed!! ha. My only problem is some of those bums teeth are so freaking white!! ha. Street Trash is a classic!!! Great review!!!!

[FreddiePipes]

@od666666 -- Ha! That has always bugged me with Italian Westerns. Everyone looks all dirty and grimy, but their teeth are pearly white.

[DarkAngel182]

Top class review, must say your opinion of this one pretty much agrees with mine.

Huge fun, in a Troma/Peter Jackson sort of way, with something to offend everyone!

[FreddiePipes]

@DarkAngel182 - Those gross-out independent movies of the late 80's rocked my world as a kid.

[FreddiePipes]

@popculturefreak - Thanx!

[bringbackthemusic]

Don't drip on me man! Love it, thanks for the review will track this one down. Ticks all the boxes for a closet freak like me. Welcome back mate!

[FreddiePipes]

@bringbackthemusic - You won't be disappointed--STREET TRASH is a classic!

[johnnyhorror92182]

MIDNIGHT CONFESSIONS!!!!!! RRRAAHHHHLLLL!!!!!

"Street Trash"! Rev., I bought this a blind buy at the video store a few years back (the synapse release) and could not believe what I was watching! It's just a great Gross-Out movie...I can't label it any other way. Definitely the weirdest film I had ever seen. In the top ten. This movie is Fucked and I love it too!

Glad to have you back, Rev.! It was getting boring around here!

[FreddiePipes]

@johnnyhorror92182 -- Thanx, man--it's good to be back. STREET TRASH is definitely a unique viewing experience.