TrashHouse

About This Movie

TrashHouse is one of those early 2000s horror flicks that leans heavily into the chaos of its own premise. The atmosphere is gritty, like a mix between a fever dream and a badly lit basement party. You've got monsters and zombies crammed together, it's wild. The pacing? Well, it swings from frenetic to oddly slow, giving you those moments to catch your breath only to toss you right back into the fray. Practical effects here are a mixed bag—some are laughably bad, while others show a real creativity that adds to the charm. Performances are over-the-top, but that fits the vibe. It's definitely for the genre purists who appreciate the rawness of low-budget horror.

Unique blend of practical effects and chaotic storytelling · Great for late-night viewings with friends · Captures the essence of early 2000s indie horror