Sci-Fi Horror Throwback FORGOTTEN TRASH Available Now on Digital!

The new shot-on-video sci-fi/horror throwback film, FORGOTTEN TRASH is available now to stream on Digital platforms. The film is from director Brandon Espana and stars Connor McDonald and Steve Kasan. You can get more info about the film, including the trailer right here below.

From The Press Release

Shot-on-Video Sci-Fi Horror Throwback FORGOTTEN TRASH Invades the InternetPurchase: bit.ly/ForgottenTrash

Trailer: https://youtu.be/sWC9OyZiWVU

Many modern films embrace 1980s nostalgia, but few embody the lo-fi aesthetic like Forgotten Trash. The shot-on-video sci-fi horror movie is available for digital download from Retro Video Pictures.

A recent film school graduate stumbles across an alien in the woods who convinces him to help with an intergalactic television show. Little does he know that the extraterrestrial entertainment involves traveling from planet to planet and killing the inhabitants.

Forgotten Trash is written and directed by Brandon Espana, whose passion for filmmaking bleeds into the storyline along with social commentary regarding media consumption. Connor McDonald and Steve Kasan (Lifechanger, Dark Side of the Ring) star.

Rather than adding digital effects, Espana shot the movie on a MiniDV camcorder then transferred it to VHS to capture the grainy visuals. It plays like a genuine relic rather than a pastiche of tongue-in-cheek nostalgia.

“I wasn’t trying to make something self-referential,” Espana explains. “It was always intended to be a straightforward, low-budget genre movie that draws influence from ’70s and early ’80s regional horror.”

Clocking in at just shy of an hour, Forgotten Trash is a brisk throwback to the halcyon days of VHS. It’s accompanied by the ghastly short film The Apparition and Ms. Delware.

Forgotten Trash can be purchased digitally, along with Espana’s other shot-on-video horror film Stir Crazy, via Google Form.

About Michael Juvinall (6931 Articles)
I am a devoted husband and father. I have been a voracious horror fan since the early age of 5 and metal fan since I was 14. I watch all horror films but my great loves are classic horror films: Universal Monsters, Werewolves, Hammer Horror and an all-around affinity for things that go bump in the night! I'm also a huge fan of extreme metal music.

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