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In 1987, one of the world's most shocking movies stained the silver screen: Street Trash, a pitch-black comedy about killer malt liquor. It has divided horror fans ever since. Many were startled by the news that someone was remaking this uniquely inventive and transgressive film, but 2024's Street Trash is a very different beast: a cyberpunk-tinged South African caper in which the deadly drink Tenafly Viper is weaponized by the government to wipe out "undesirable" citizens.

Jim Muro and Roy Frumkes' original Street Trash was born in a Brooklyn junkyard at the height of New York's homelessness crisis, and it was custom-made to offend as many people as possible. By contrast, Ryan Kruger's standalone sequel is a slick, colorful, strangely sweet fantasy about friendship and hopes for a brighter future. Though the new film pays loving homage to its source, it is starkly different in many ways, and some fans may even prefer it.

Mondo has revealed a limited edition killer-rific poster for Friday the 13th: The Final Chapter by artist Jonathan Bartlett. If that wasn't awesome enough, Mondo has revived their Camp Crystal Lake enamel pin. Also: the Music Box of Horrors lineup and Family of Fear's debut on iTunes.

Mondo's Friday the 13th: The Final Chapter Poster and Camp Crystal Lake Enamel Pin Details: "October is the best month. This is just a fact. Case closed. It's spooky and scary and one big horror movie marathon. Over the next couple of weeks we'll have plenty of horror products coming your way... so sleep with one eye open...

First up is this poster for Friday The 13th: The Final Chapter by Jonathan Bartlett! Arguably the best entry in the iconic slasher series, we love Jonathan's rendering of Jason and treatment for the film. This is our first time working with Jonathan and we...