#Trash Cinema

[666frames]

Frozen Scream (1975)

[vincent-marie]

Me watching the faux-gressive grifters & uncultured baby gays learning who John Waters is in the wake of the new HELLUVA BOSS episode & become as scandalized as the straights John made his career in trolling:

[mahaprabhu]

[nothing-but-music-videos]

The Cramps

"Bikini Girls With Machine Guns"

Music video, 1990

[schlock-luster-video]

On September 14, 2013, I Am Divine was screened at the L 'Etrange Festival.

[we1rd-baby]

[hystpod]

From the visionary filmmakers who brought you TROLL 2

(NIGHT KILLER, 1990, directed by Claudio Fragasso with additional scenes by Bruno Mattei)

[doomscapecomics]

Check out my short horror comedy and rate it on Letterboxd plzzzz! PIZZA PIZZA PIZZA FACE!

[skinetom]

Brain Of Blood ~ AKA ~

Brain Damage

The Brain

The Creature's Revenge

The Oozing Skull

The Undying Brain

~ 1971

[ouruncriticalmess]

Polyester is a 1981 American comedy film directed, produced, and written by John Waters, and starring Divine, Tab Hunter, Edith Massey, and Mink Stole. It satirizes the melodramatic genre of women's pictures, particularly those directed by Douglas Sirk, whose work directly influenced this film. The film is also a satire of suburban life in the early 1980s, involving topics like divorce, abortion, adultery, alcoholism, racial stereotypes, foot fetishism, and the religious right.

Polyester was filmed in Waters' native Baltimore, Maryland, like many of his previous films, and it featured a gimmick called Odorama, whereby moviegoers could smell what they were viewing on-screen with special scratch-and-sniff cards (a stylistic tribute to the work of William Castle, whose films typically featured attention-grabbing gimmicks). [wikipedia]

[nauseousthings]

Pink Flamingos, John Waters (1972)

[666frames]

Absurd (1981)

[boxforblackpaul]

Danny Mills (Crackers) and Divine in Pink Flamingos (1972, Dir. John Waters)

[alm0sthere]

microwave massacre (1979)

[bimbomoviebash]

Mari-Cookie and the Killer Tarantula, 1998

[schlock-luster-video]

On August 29, 1997, Gummo was screened at the Telluride Film Festival.

Here's a new drawing of Jarrod to celebrate!