Insignificant. Worthless. Disgusting. These are adjectives that may come to mind when you see a dead animal on the side of the road. And that’s ok. That doesn’t make you a bad person; that makes you a rational person. That also makes you very different from Alice.
Alice is addicted to burying road kill.
Addiction is a brutal disease. It guarantees to ravage you. It influences all of your decisions. It skews your perception of reality. It ruins your relationships with the people you love. It puts your life at risk. For Alice, her addiction fulfills all of these tragic promises in the short film, “Road Trash.”
Road Trash is the first film from director/writer/producer Natasha Pascetta and music composer James Malone. Lifelong horror fans, they decided to turn their love of the genre into something tangible that could combine their talents.
Malone, the creative force behind acclaimed death metal band Arsis, provides a haunting score inspired by Fabio Frizzi, Goblin, and classic metal. Road Trash is his debut as a film composer.
The “Final Girl” herself, Heather Langenkamp, narrates this twisted fairytale.
Road Trash is currently in post-production and will make its debut at film festivals later this year.
Until then, you can check out the teaser trailer here
