Trash Humpers

Synopsis

Trash Humpers, a film released in 2010, follows a group of nameless sociopaths who roam the streets of Nashville, Tennessee, perpetrating acts of vandalism and depravity while wearing elderly masks. Directed by Harmony Korine, the movie presents a raw and unapologetic portrayal of the characters' disturbing and nihilistic behavior. Shot on VHS to create an aged and gritty aesthetic, Trash Humpers challenges traditional storytelling conventions as it immerses the audience in a dark and anarchic world filled with bizarre rituals and outrageous antics. The film offers a commentary on societal decay and human nature, leaving viewers both fascinated and unsettled by its provocative content.

Cast

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  Rachel Korine

  Momma

• Brian Kotzur

  Buddy

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  Travis Nicholson

  Travis

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  Harmony Korine

  Hervé

• Seth Petterson

• Charlie Ezell

  Twin

Reviews

Trash Humpers received mixed reviews from critics and audiences alike. The unsettling and unconventional nature of the film divided opinions, with some praising its boldness and artistic merit, while others found it repulsive and obscene. Rotten Tomatoes gave it a rating of 60%, stating that the movie 'will undoubtedly leave viewers in awe, shock, disbelief or a combination of all three'. IMDb rated it 5.0/10, with audience reviews highlighting the film's unique visual style and eerie atmosphere. Metacritic scored it 33/100, indicating a polarizing response among critics. Some described Trash Humpers as a surrealist masterpiece that challenges cinematic norms, while others criticized it for its shock value and lack of coherent narrative. Overall, the film's unsettling content and experimental approach sparked debates about the boundaries of art and the portrayal of taboo subjects.

See also

Whiplash

Wreck-It Ralph

Oppenheimer

Yesterday