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If you’re looking for over-the-top fun and scares this Halloween, how about checking out a selection of trashy films? This type of production is perfect for bringing people together, whether it’s getting scared (or not), laughing at absurdities or even being surprised by little gems of cinema.
Below, we’ve listed 12 trashy movie suggestions to check out this Halloween.
Halloween: 12 Trashy Horror Movies to Watch
Claws of Hunger (2023)
A killer sloth is what awaits you in the “Hunger Claws” trash can. In the plot, a senior college student who wants to become president of her fraternity adopts an adorable sloth.
However, he soon discovers that his exotic pet is, in fact, a killer.
Winnie the Pooh: Blood and Honey (2023)
A commercial success, “Winnie the Pooh: Blood and Honey” is a highly trashy slasher with a very low budget.
A dark parody of the Winnie the Pooh books, the film sees the honey-loving yellow bear and Piglet become murderous savages after being abandoned by Christopher Robin.
Popeye’s Revenge (2025)
Following the line of the film mentioned above, “Popeye’s Revenge” presents the famous cartoon sailor as a crazy figure.
In the plot of this slasher, the killer Popeye begins a violent revenge against the youths who occupy his old home.
Panic on Board (2006)
From the same producer as “Sharknado,” “Pânico a Bordo” follows a woman victim of a Mayan curse who carries snake eggs that hatch in her body.
In search of a cure, he boards a train bound for Los Angeles. However, when the snakes escape, the curse transforms her into a giant snake.
Attack of the Worms (1990)
Classic of the program Cinema at home from SBT in the 90s, “Attack of the Cursed Worms” is a giant monster B-movie that mixes horror, comedy and adventure.
In the plot, a desert city is ravaged by gigantic underground creatures that attack at the slightest sign of vibration. The film features names like Kevin Bacon and Fred Ward.
The Creature from the Black Lagoon (1954)
Directed by Jack Arnold, “The Creature from the Black Lagoon” is a B-movie with a cult following.
In the plot, a group of scientists travel to the Amazon in search of ancient fossils and come across a humanoid amphibious creature.
Ben the Mouse Killer (1972)
With Michael Jackson’s song “Ben” as the soundtrack, this horror film with a good dose of drama is the sequel to “Chill” (1971), but can be watched independently without problems.
In the plot, a lonely boy befriends Ben the mouse, unaware that he is the leader of an army of killer rodents.
Plan 9 from Outer Space (1958)
The infamous and beloved “Plan 9 from Outer Space” is considered the “masterpiece” of Ed Wood, recognized as the worst filmmaker of all time. So garbage here is guaranteed!
In the plot, aliens invade Earth and turn corpses into zombies to chase humans. Maila “Vampira” Nurmi and Bela Lugosi are some of the names participating in this madness.
Trash – Total Nausea (1987)
Directed by Peter Jackson (from the “Lord of the Rings” trilogy), this low-budget New Zealand production combines rawness and creative practical effects.
In the plot, murderous aliens invade Earth with the aim of taking meat to serve as fast food on their home planet.
Anacondas (1997)
Despite not being a low-budget film, “Anaconda” has a totally trashy vibe.
In the plot, a group of American documentary filmmakers in the Amazon face great dangers when their tour guide (Jon Voight) is determined to hunt the giant anaconda. The cast also includes Jennifer Lopez, Ice Cube and Owen Wilson.
Frankenstein, the Dark Monster (1990)
Under the direction of the king of “B movies”, Roger Corman, “Frankenstein, the dark monster” is an adaptation of a novel by Brian Aldiss, based on Mary Shelley’s masterpiece.
In the plot, a scientist from 2031 (William Hurt) travels through time and ends up in 1817. He meets Doctor Victor Frankenstein (Rauk Julia) and writer Mary Shelley (Bridget Fonda) in a Swiss village plagued by murders.
Tentacles (1977)
The older ones may have already seen this Italian production in Cinema trashthe Band’s film program presented by the late Zé do Caixão.
In “Tentacles,” a giant octopus threatens a coastal town. Directed by Ovidio G. Assonitis, the cast includes John Huston, Shelley Winters, Bo Hopkins, Cesare Danova, Delia Boccardo and Henry Fonda.
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