Trash-Mex co-presents the LA premiere of the new restoration of a long completely lost Mexican animated space opera! Hot on the heels of its rapturous reception at Fantastic Fest 2026, The Philosophical Research Society's 7th House and Trash-Mex proudly co-present the Los Angeles premiere of the monumental new restoration of ROY DEL ESPACIO (Roy from Space, 1983), a gloriously eccentric, wildly entertaining lost treasure of Mexican science-fiction animation! Missing for more

Trash-Mex Podcast season 3, episode 9: "Deseos Perturbados: Muñeca Reina (1972) & Las Mariposas Disecadas (1978)" is now streaming on ALL of your preferred podcast platforms: RSS, Spotify, Apple Podcasts, YouTube, Amazon Music, Podcast Index, Podbean, Audacy Two tales of desires. Disturbed desires to be exact. On our latest episode, Joey & Armando dig into two films from the 1970’s dealing with Individuals having disturbing desires & stuck in their pasts. Armando discusses Mu

If you’re going in expecting some great 1980’s SOV slasher/murder/thriller/suspenseful/cheesy goodness with Maldicion Maya (Muerte En El Caribe), well you’re going to be fairly disappointed because it’s none of that at all. Try to gaslight yourself that it’s a good movie? Don’t even try it. I know that tends to happen, but yeah don’t do that. Please. Maldicion Maya begins with a researcher & a lanchero (boat rider) heading out into the deep seas of Cancun in search of Mayan

Boarding School is a drag and even more so when there’s a ghost haunting it! Join us on October 28th, 8PM at The Frida Cinema in Santa Ana, CA to see the Mexican horror cult classic Hasta El Viento Tiene Miedo (Even The Wind Is Afraid) (1968). Directed by the legendary Carlos Enrique Taboada (famously known for also directing “Poison of the Fairies”)—a group of teenage girls are unfairly kept at their boarding school during summer break & suddenly a ghostly figure resembling

Roy Del Espacio (1983) was a thought to be "lost" Mexican animated film, but with the help of a Colombian lad named Alejandro Vidal and boutique Blu-ray label Deaf Crocodile, Roy Del Espacio has now been given a special new release & restoration from the original negatives. The Trash-Mex Podcast was asked to contribute to the Blu-ray release with an audio commentary. Hosts Armando & Joey's commentary goes deep into the history of the film, the wild animation, and the legendar

Trash-Mex Podcast Special Episode: "Roy Del Espacio (1983)" is now streaming on ALL of your preferred podcast platforms: RSS, Spotify, Apple Podcasts, YouTube, Amazon Music, Podcast Index, Podbean, Audacy “Lost” no más! The once thought to be lost Mexican animated feature Roy Del Espacio (1983) is now out on Blu-ray! In this special Trash-Mex Podcast episode, hosts Armando & Joey alongside Alejandro Vidal & Celeste de la Cabra discuss their contributions to the blu-ray releas

In La Metralleta Infernal: El Temible Cuerno De Chivo, we meet Roman (Edgardo Gazcon). A young guy with a huge burnt scar on his face and works a terrible cleaning job at a bank where he simps hard towards the pretty banker Nancy (Claudia Guzman). Roman lives with his jerk older brother Juan (Julian Garza) who’s nickname is “El Tahur” since he is a compulsive & terrible gambler. Roman and El Tahur do not get along whatsoever and El Tahur’s girlfriend often teases Roman as wel

Trash-Mex Podcast season 3, episode 7: "The Trash-Mex Podcast's Top 10 Horror Films" is now streaming on ALL of your preferred podcast platforms: RSS, Spotify, Apple Podcasts, YouTube, Amazon Music, Podcast Index, Podbean, Audacy A lot of Top Mexican Horror Lists posted online tend to be repetitive, unoriginal, and picking the same overrated titles over & over. In this special 2-year anniversary episode, Hosts Joey & Armando each picked their 5 Top Mexican horror films and th

Trash-Mex Podcast season 3, episode 6: "¿Y Si Sí?: Películas De Futbol" is now streaming on ALL of your preferred podcast platforms: RSS, Spotify, Apple Podcasts, YouTube, Amazon Music, Podcast Index, Podbean, Audacy Mexico may have not made it to the World Cup finals this time, but the love for the team remains strong as ever! Joey & Armando kick off this episode with 2 Mexican soccer-themed films: Tacos De Oro: El Chido Guan (1986): A beloved street punk called “El Chido Gu

In the 4th edition of Trash-Mex Tapes, I chose 4 action-revenge titles because they’re from the glorious 1990’s & all 4 were videohomes of course. Videohomes are a type of film that you have to be open-minded of because often they were made on the fly & with little to no money. However, plenty of them were made with a lot of effort and it usually shows by actually being a great film or at least decent. I can also say that several videohomes were pieces of shit with no effort

Trash-Mex Podcast season 3, episode 5: "Feliz Día del Padre": El extraño Hijo Del Sheriff (1986) & Ratas De La Ciudad (1986) is now streaming on ALL of your preferred podcast platforms: RSS, Spotify, Apple Podcasts, YouTube, Amazon Music, Podcast Index, Podbean, Audacy Feliz Día del Padre a todo los Padres! Fathers love hard & often have to do challenging actions to prove it! Father’s Day has come and Joey & Armando picked two very unique Mexican films about fathers to discus

Sometimes filmmakers want to portray a real-life event accurately and not make so many changes & such. The filmmakers want the audience to see what really happened in this particular event & make them feel like they’re right in front of it all happening. In the case of Waco Texas: Apocalipsis, that isn’t the case at all since it’s not very accurate & full of wild/twisted exaggerations that’ll make you laugh and head scratch. Even the other movie didn’t portray the Waco Siege

The Waco siege of 1993 shocked everyone in the United States because so many innocent lives were taken away and the one at fault was a sick & delusional man. After it happened, some Mexican movie producers decided to make a movie adaption of that tragic day. It was easy stuff to write about after all since David Koresh & his actions were well-known by then. So, a movie was made and it was called Sucedio En Monte Carmel: La Tragedia De Waco Texas (aka "It Happened in Mount Car

Trash-Mex Tapes returns and I bring it back with 2 specific oddities from my collection. The first tape being of a film that seems to be virtually unknown & maybe “forgotten”. The second tape is of a film about time-travel & reincarnation while using clips from an old romance-drama film. “What Are These?” Indeed. Also, I took the liberty of uploading the films on YouTube (thank you by the way & enjoy). If they have to be removed, then they will be removed. Just an FYI. Las

Trash-Mex Podcast season 3, episode 4: "Madres Malditas: Obsesión De Matar (1992) & Esclavas Del Sadismo (1994)" is now streaming on ALL of your preferred podcast platforms: RSS, Spotify, Apple Podcasts, YouTube, Amazon Music, Podcast Index, Podbean, Audacy What could be the most vile Trash-Mex movies to watch on Mother’s Day? Well, we got two choices and both involve not so great mothers.. Ismael Rodriguez Jr takes on Psycho IV with a better version: Obsesión De Matar (1992

Yeah, I know what you’re thinking. Why of all people is making a list like this? “What are the best Mexican films of all-time?” is one of those questions I get asked often and while I’ve mentioned a variety of titles here & there, I’ve never exactly made a list of what I felt were the best Mexican films of all-time and alas, here we are. I chose “15” instead of the usual “10” because I didn’t really want to add in a “runner-up” list or anything of that nature. How did I cho

About 4 minutes into Esclavas Del Sadismo (aka "Slaves of Sadism") and there's already a bum dry humping a dead woman's body. Ladies & Gentlemen, welcome to another Christian Gonzalez movie. Leo (Gerardo Vigil) is our main man in Esclavas Del Sadismo. Leo lives with his over-bearing mom in a rundown apartment building. His occupation is film-making. Porn filmmaking. Street porn filmmaking to be exact. Leo tends to kidnap random girls from either the streets or occupants of th

After witnessing the brutal murder of his parents during his first communion—“El Güero” (Humberto Zurita) is still haunted from that day. He remembers his dying father telling him it be strong no matter what and these words he lives by as he goes out & hunts people down he is hired to kill. El Güero has no mercy. Once he finds you, he fucking kills you hard. That’s it. No remorse. No regrets. The perfect hitman. When the son of corrupt politician Rutilo Moran (Salvador Sanch

Sergio Goyri is one of the most familiar faces on Mexican television and in film. 200+ acting credits to his name and a whole lot of Mexican ladies still lusting for him after all these years. Goyri has also been through quite of bit of controversies to which he’s either apologized for or simply debunking the claims made of him. And despite the busy work flow & constant gossip made about him, Sergio Goyri continues to be “Sergio Goyri” . I enjoy many films starring Sergio

Sergio Goyri just worked on anything back in the 1990’s and when I say anything , I literally mean anything . If he wasn’t fighting in a post-apocalyptic future like in Comando De La Muerte & Reten , then he was shooting someone with a custom gun in rural Mexico like in Arma Infernal , or he was mythical-looking dude fighting a demon like in Trono Del Infierno . Sergio Goyri’s filmography is quite unique and it even gets more unique when he you see that he made an action-cri