You won't be disappointed!

Although it has its amusing moments, in eneral the plot does not convince.

There is, somehow, an interesting story here, as well as some good acting. There are also some good scenes

By the time the dramatic fireworks start popping off, each one feels earned.

First of all...sorry for my bad English Second... i think that the 90% of the so called cult films are not watchable Third this is not an all around review, just the expression of some of my thoughts about Street Trush So now that i made my statements lets cut to the cheese This movie is boring, i wonder how are people make it the whole 100 something minutes it lasts. Imho most of the people just jumped from scene to scene just to watch the silly gore... I admit there are some interesting aspects on the film, like the attempt of a social comment about how hypocritical are modern societies. But if fails due to the un-seriousness of the whole thing, of the stereotypes that it reproduces, and its general conservationism. And i wonder:Is it a comedy? Is it a horror film? Is it a film about the social injustice? Is it a kind of a sick snuff film? All the above?Whatever it is is not funny - Its not smart... its kind of random and i don't thing its creators had in mind -while shooting- of all of the meta-interpretations that the audience thought of- nor they intensively wanted to provoke such interpretations. I mean it was not meant to be the way it was interpreted. Some times this is a good thing - and maybe a part of the definition of cult-but not that time. - It is not scary... It is i admit kind of obscure and make you feel uncomfortable...even wonder if some of the actors are people in their right minds - The film looks like a day inside Donald Trump's mind meaning that it possibly reflect his views on the poor and the unfortunate3/10 because and not 1/10 just because of the obscurity

When a liquor store owner finds a case of "Viper" in his cellar, he decides to sell it to the local hobos at one dollar a bottle, unaware of its true properties.The drinks causes its consumers to melt, very messily.Two homeless lads find themselves up against the effects of the toxic brew, as well as going head to head with Bronson, a Vietnam vet with sociopath tendencies, and the owner of the junkyard they live in....The thing is with this film is that although it's got a huge cult following, and does feature some really cool money shots, some of the sub-plots are just a little too bizarre to make any sense in a film like this.Take the Duran sub-plot. Was it really necessary to have him sing a song at the end? I mean it's funny, but his character really didn't need such an extended role, and it ruined the flow of the film.I know it's cheaply made, but some of the acting is hideous, and the inclusion of Bronsons Vietnam dreams look too cheap.Other than that, it's a fun film, effects are amazing, especially the first melt scene, and Bronsons death. It's funny, with some inventive scenes, and it's really a shame that a lot of the cast and crew only did this.Worth catching if you can.

After seeing the trailer for first time on Friday had to see this movie, i got my hands on it yesterday,. i have seen it today.The movies dose not take long to start at all, there are some really good gooey gory scenes in this movie get in the mood of the cheesy effect.There some scene are funny at first, then they make the joke drag on a little to long make the jokes fade wade away.The acting at the start of the movie was really appalling but as the movie carried on the acting skill improved just a little, enough to suit this kind of movie.There were really funny moment that worked really well and some really good over the top gory death scenes.I could have done without the silly 1st fight scene, which has to be one of the worst fight scene i have ever seen in a movie.Overall, I thought it was crap-tastic 5 out of 10

Can anybody seriously dislike a movie starring R. L. Ryan of The Toxic Avenger, Class of Nuke'Em High and Eat and Run? Can anyone dislike a movie featuring Tony Darrow of Who Do I Gotta Kill? and Goodfellas? Can anybody refrain from busting his (or her) gut during the final song of the film, the cover version of Frankie Boy's all time favorite entitled We do Things My Way? Does anybody know about any other film featuring an overweight necrophiliac salvage yard owner, a homosexual dog, crazed Vietnam vets, melting bums, mobsters, hit men, toxic booze, and a killer soundtrack? A few years ago, I fell in love with this movie. I purchased the first edition of the DVD from Synapse, with two original stickers enclosed that I used to create my own two bottles of Tenafly Viper. I have watched Street Trash a zillion times since then, and, boy, it never gets old.