Jacques Boyreau Boeken

Trash proudly assembles more than 150 masterpieces of twisted brilliance: lowbrow graphic poster art from the sickest, sleaziest, sexiest, and weirdest films from the 1950s through the 1980s. A feast for the eyes and other visceral zones, Trash rolls in the mud with graphic art of such questionable aesthetic quality and social worth that it practically redefines the poster as advertising medium. Chapters each define a key Trash topic (Sex Trash, Action Trash, Sick Trash, Race Trash, Groovy Trash, Docu Trash), collecting the most zombified, oversexed, lethal pest-infested, and tasteless posters from each genre. With plagues of frogs, meteors headed straight for earth, sex-starved zombies, and explosion after glorious explosion, Trash gleefully crawls across the underbelly of both the cinematic and poster arts.

The collection features a variety of "trash" art ephemera, showcasing the unique aesthetic of items such as movie posters and album covers. It highlights the cultural significance and visual impact of these often-overlooked artifacts, celebrating their role in popular culture and artistic expression. Through this curated selection, readers can explore the intersection of art and everyday life, revealing the beauty found in the discarded and the unconventional.