3 Trash-Mex screenings coming up in October! San Bernardino, Santa Ana & even Brownsville, Texas!

You read the headline correct, folks. Trash-Mex will be doing not 1, but 3 screening events in October & just in time for the Halloween season! 

First screening event will be with IE Based Production Company "Future/First" on October 6th from 5-10PM where they will feature short films (under the banner "The Reel Underground"), a special-fx class with Paris Chaney and then Trash-Mex closes the night with a screening of the 1983 Horror-Thriller "Terror En Los Barrios". Admission is free, but do get your admission via the Eventbrite page. Screening will be at The Garcia Center of the Arts in San Bernardino, CA.

Admission/Tickets: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/the-reel-underground-tickets-1009008360167

2nd screening will be on October 18th in Brownsville, Texas with the CreArte Expo and we will be screening the 1985 slasher/zombie cult classic "Cemetery of Terror" (Cementerio Del Terror), which by the way was filmed in Brownsville, Texas. The screening will also feature a panel with yours truly on the film and what Trash-Mex is all about.

Pre-sale tickets will be for sale soon, so do check on the CreArte Expo website for all further info. Tickets will also be for sale in person on day of screening. Screening is scheduled for 8PM (subject to change).

More Info/Admission: https://www.crearteexpo.com/cemetery-of-terror

3rd screening of October will be on October 27th at The Frida Cinema with the 1989 bloody-slasher Hell's Trap (Trampa Infernal). See the brand-new restoration from Vinegar Syndrome on the big screen! Tickets are now for sale. Screening will begin at 7:30PM.

Purchase Tickets Here:https://thefridacinema.org/movies/hells-trap-presented-by-trash-mex/

The official Trash-Mex Podcast is now live!! 2 episodes now available to listen to!

After years of being asked about doing a podcast, I have finally dwelled into it with the newly-created Trash-Mex Podcast with co-host/producer Joey Diaz of the Los Angeles based DJ collective "Rendezvous". 

Me and Joey are now 2 episodes in with the first episode being about the 2 first Mexican porn films and the second episode we discuss 2 action-crime films starring the legendary Mario Almada & Valentin Trujillo. Give the podcast a listen on any of your preferred podcast platforms. Please give it a subscribe, rating & review! Hope you'll enjoy this new format to explore Mexican genre cinema as a whole!

Joey Diaz & Armando Hernandez, hosts of Trash-Mex Podcast at The Fold Line Poster Co

Trash-Mex Podcast is on RSS, Spotify, Apple Podcasts, YouTube, Amazon Music, Podcast Index, Podbean, Audacy and Many More!

Moctezuma's tamales.

Just because you can’t see it doesn’t mean it’s “lost” and just because someone has seen it doesn’t mean they’re lying about it. 

 “Lost media” is a term that’s thrown around a lot these days and I often wonder why can’t people just say “obscure media” or just say that it is “hard to find”. “Lost” is something that cannot be found ever again and in the case of Alimento Del Miedo, the movie isn’t even lost at all—it is just not readily available for public viewing. The film has been theatrically screened several times before, but just barely.