Set in a future dystopian version of Cape Town, Sound Africa, the mayor of that not-so-fair city runs it with an iron fist. He has come up with a radical and permanent solution for dealing with the overabundant and militant homeless population. One of his plans is to create drones that cruise the run-down areas of the sprawling metropolis and spay the homeless with an aerosol version of the above-mentioned day glow substance. This plan is not his only one.

This sets up a showdown with the heroes of the day, a motley crew of homeless marauders. That brethren includes crack-addicted twins, a team leader that pimps himself out at a sex anonymous meeting to get money to go across the street to score drugs at a narcotics anonymous meeting and a tall emaciated looking fellow with an imaginary blue alien friend that occasionally whips it out and pees on his shoes. All that and a hand that you never see the body that is attached to it. Fun bunch.

It isn’t easy to make a really good bad film and Street Trash tries its absolute hardest to accomplish this difficult feat. The gore is outrageous in its overabundant presentation and the absurd banter between the main protagonists that stitches everything else together runs from the hilarious to the impenetrable. This is all delivered by some of the most wooden acting you will ever see. This is a cult movie just out looking for a cult to follow it and you never know it might be right up your alley.

Street Trash is available now on Digital, including Prime Video, Apple TV, YouTube & Google Play.
Rob Hudson
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Ronald and a group of fellow houseless friends uncover a plot by the local government to ‘wash away’ the houseless population with a sinister chemical agent called ‘V.’

Now, they must risk everything to expose the truth and resist a society that’s determined to erase them.

Directed, Written & Co-Produced by Ryan Kruger, Street Trash stars Sean Cameron Michael (The Mummy, Fried Barry), Donna Cormack Thomson (Monster Island), Joe Vaz (Dredd, Chronicle) & Gary Green (Fried Barry, Escape Room).

Street Trash will be available on Digital, including Prime Video, Apple TV, YouTube & Google Play from 19th February 2025!

Street Trash will also be available in select Australian Cinemas during February 2025.
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