In this episode of Reel Trash Cinema, we dive into Maximum Overdrive (1986) The only film ever directed by horror legend Stephen King.

When a mysterious comet causes machines to turn against humanity, Emilio Estevez battles killer trucks, rogue vending machines, and an unstoppable Green Goblin semi in one of the wildest horror films of the 1980s.

Is Maximum Overdrive a misunderstood cult classic… or pure cinematic chaos?

Was this movie ahead of its time? Or does it fully deserve its reputation?

If you love B-movies, 80s horror, cult classics, and movies critics got wrong, this episode is for you.

Listen now and decide: Is it trash… or is it reel?

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If you love bad horror, wild sci-fi, weird B-movies, and lost cult films, you’re in the right place. This is Reel Trash Cinema—we watch the worst so you don’t have to... but you can.From low-budget horror to forgotten sci-fi disasters, Reel Trash Cinema digs through the Rotten Tomatoes dumpster to find out if the critics got it wrong. We live for B-movies and offbeat cult classicsKeywords: B-movie, horror, sci-fi, cult film, Rotten Tomatoes, bad movies, movie reviews.

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In Episode 20 of Reel Trash Cinema, we dive into the bizarre cult classic The Adventures of Buckaroo Banzai Across the 8th Dimension (1984). A genre-bending sci-fi adventure that’s part rock opera, part comic book, and all weird. Is Buckaroo Banzai an underrated masterpiece ahead of its time, or a confusing mess that only hardcore fans can love?

Join us as we break down the film’s wild plot, over-the-top characters, and lasting cult status while comparing our take to critic and audience reactions. Expect laughs, deep dives, and plenty of Reel Trash Cinema chaos as we decide whether this strange 80s classic belongs in the trash, or deserves another reel.

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If you love bad horror, wild sci-fi, weird B-movies, and lost cult films, you’re in the right place. This is Reel Trash Cinema—we watch the worst so you don’t have to... but you can.From low-budget horror to forgotten sci-fi disasters, Reel Trash Cinema digs through the Rotten Tomatoes dumpster to find out if the critics got it wrong. We live for B-movies and offbeat cult classicsKeywords: B-movie, horror, sci-fi, cult film, Rotten Tomatoes, bad movies, movie reviews.

In this episode of Reel Trash Cinema, we dive headfirst into the 1987 cult classic Masters of the Universe. The live-action He-Man movie that confused critics, disappointed fans, and somehow gained a loyal following anyway.

Starring Dolph Lundgren as He-Man and an iconic performance by Frank Langella as Skeletor. This film took Eternia out of the fantasy realm and dropped it straight into 1980s Earth. We break down the wild production choices, the studio interference, the missing lore, and whether nostalgia has unfairly redeemed this movie over time.

Is Masters of the Universe a misunderstood sci-fi fantasy gem, or is it exactly the kind of glorious mess we love to drag on Reel Trash Cinema?

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If you love bad horror, wild sci-fi, weird B-movies, and lost cult films, you’re in the right place. This is Reel Trash Cinema—we watch the worst so you don’t have to... but you can.From low-budget horror to forgotten sci-fi disasters, Reel Trash Cinema digs through the Rotten Tomatoes dumpster to find out if the critics got it wrong. We live for B-movies and offbeat cult classicsKeywords: B-movie, horror, sci-fi, cult film, Rotten Tomatoes, bad movies, movie reviews.