This week on Reel Trash Cinema, we dive into Mutilations (1986) . A low-budget sci-fi horror film packed with alien gore, B-movie charm, and some of the most wonderfully terrible effects of the 80s.

Directed by Larry Thomas, Mutilations follows a group of college students who find themselves hunted by grotesque extraterrestrial creatures. But is this movie a forgotten cult gem, or just another alien disaster?

Join us as we break down the acting, special effects, and wild production choices that make this film a true midnight-movie experience.

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Join us on this episode of Reel Trash Cinema as we dive into Runaway (1984), the sci-fi thriller directed by Michael Crichton and starring Tom Selleck, Cynthia Rhodes, and Gene Simmons. Packed with killer robots, futuristic tech, and over-the-top 80s charm, this cult film raises the question: is it trash, or is it a hidden gem?

We break down the movie’s plot, performances, special effects, and how it stacks up against critic reviews on Rotten Tomatoes. If you love retro sci-fi, cheesy villains, or forgotten 80s movies, this episode is for you!

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Episode 10! We’ve hit double digits, and what better way to celebrate than by tackling one of the most iconic werewolf films ever made—The Howling (1981).

In this milestone episode of Reel Trash Cinema, we dive into Joe Dante’s cult classic, The Howling. Exploring its legendary transformation effects, eerie atmosphere, and satirical bite. Is The Howling a true horror masterpiece, or does it belong in the trash heap of 80s cinema?

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Step into the darkness with Reel Trash Cinema as we dive into The Void (2016). This Film is a nightmarish blend of cult horror, cosmic dread, and practical creature effects that pay homage to John Carpenter and Lovecraftian terror.

In this episode, we break down the film’s mysterious cult, unsettling hospital setting, and gruesome monsters while comparing our thoughts to critics and audiences alike. Is The Void a hidden gem of indie horror or just another messy B-movie?

Perfect for fans of Lovecraftian horror, practical effects, and cult classics.

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This week on Reel Trash Cinema, we dive teeth-first into the cult horror-comedy, Zombeavers (2014). When a lakeside vacation turns into a blood-soaked nightmare, a group of friends must face off against zombie beavers!

We break down the over-the-top gore, outrageous creature effects, and whether this film deserves its reputation or a second look as a cult gem. Expect laughs, groans, and plenty of trashy cinema love as we gnaw through this bizarre B-movie.

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If you love bad horror, wild sci-fi, weird B-movies, and lost cult films, you’re in the right place. This is Reel Trash Cinema, we watch the worst so you don’t have to... but you can. From low-budget horror to forgotten sci-fi disasters, Reel Trash Cinema digs through B Movies to find out if the critics got it wrong. We live for B-movies and offbeat cult classics.

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Grab your cotton candy and duck for pie attacks. This week on Reel Trash Cinema, we dive into the bizarre and beloved 1988 cult film Killer Klowns from Outer Space. Is it a brilliant B-movie masterpiece or just a big top disaster? We break down the outrageous plot, alien clown effects, and why this film has gained such a dedicated following.

Tune in for laughs, screams, and a deep dive into one of the strangest sci-fi horror comedies ever made.

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In this episode of Reel Trash Cinema, we slice into Chopping Mall (1986). A low-budget cult classic film packed with killer security robots, neon-soaked carnage, and more explosions than you'd expect from a movie set in a shopping center. We break down the absurd plot, over-the-top deaths, and why this film still earns a spot in the so-bad-it’s-good hall of fame.

Was it trash... or a hidden gem? Tune in for the laughs, the hot takes, and a healthy dose of ‘80s nostalgia.

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On this episode of Reel Trash Cinema, we dig into the 2008 film Splinter. A low-budget body horror creature feature that blends indie suspense with some seriously grotesque practical effects.

A sharp and surprising indie horror film that’s earned a cult following for its intensity and atmosphere.

We talk about what makes this low-budget creature feature stand out, from its gritty performances to the practical effects horror fans love. Without giving too much away, this movie goes places you might not expect.

Was Splinter unfairly overlooked by critics, or is it right where it belongs in horror history? We check the Rotten Tomatoes scores and share our unfiltered opinions on where this film lands in the world of trash (or treasure) cinema.

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Welcome back to Reel Trash Cinema! In Episode 4, hosts Marc, Bill, and Rena sink their teeth into Castle Freak (1995). Stuart Gordon’s grisly, Lovecraft-tinged cult classic starring Jeffrey Combs and Barbara Crampton.

We break down the film’s shredded skin & shadow-drenched corridors, debate its practical-effects gore. Is the chain-rattling ghoul a misunderstood masterpiece or just another bargain-bin beast?

Grab some popcorn, lock the basement door, and stream now on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or your favorite player. Follow, rate ★★★★★, and share so more trash-cinema lovers can find us!

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On this episode of Reel Trash Cinema, we watched Slipstream (1989) — a post-apocalyptic sci-fi oddity starring Mark Hamill like you’ve never seen him before. Directed by Steven Lisberger (Tron), this forgotten film promised epic aerial chases and philosophical androids… but critics called it a crash landing.

Was Slipstream a misunderstood sci-fi gem or just a cinematic misfire? We break down the bizarre plot, the wild performances, and the stunning visuals. Plus, we dive into what went wrong with this movie, and whether it's worth your time today.

Strap in for cult film chaos, trashy fun, and more Mark Hamill hot takes than you bargained for.

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