The 2024 re-imagining of 1987 gonzo cult film classic Street Trash has its Denver screen premiere at Sie Film Center on November 30 at 7pm. The new version directed by Ryan Kruger (Fried Barry) was shot in Cape Town, South Africa in 35mm techniscope. The horror comedy reboot is set in the near dystopian future where, similar to the original, a group of vagrants work to stop the government, rather than a ruthless liquor store owner, from liquidating the homeless. It is a humorous, gory and transgressive commentary on the disparity between the rich and the poor and the international issue of houselessness. The film was produced in collaboration with Vinegar Syndrome Pictures by Not The Funeral Home, the people behind the Shudder series The Last Drive In with Joe Bob Briggs who are part of the revival of the horror hosting culture. The 2024 Street Trash reboot will also be streaming starting November 19 (Screambox, Amazon, Apple etc.). For tickets to the premiere, presented by Scream Screen and hosted by Theresa Mercado, please visit the Sie Film Center website here.
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