Heat (1972 film)
1972
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Andy Warhol's Trash Reviews. All Critics. Top Critics. All Audience. Verified Audience. Robert Colaciello Village Voice. TOP CRITIC. The most out-in-the-open, the most outrageous, and the...
Only one word can truly describe Andy Warhol's Trash, Hilarious. This story of sleaze begins with a close-up shot of Joe Dallesandro's ass.This time Joe plays a heroin addict, who, after years and years of heroin abuse, has lost all ability to enjoy anything, or to even get an erection.
Jul 31, 2005 · It’s this moment that captures the texture of the films Paul Morrissey directed for Andy Warhol beginning with his co-direction of Chelsea Girls and giving way to Morrissey’s full control of Lonesome Cowboys and the Joe Dallesandro trilogy, of which Trash is undoubtedly the most effective.
Rotten Tomatoes gives the film a rating of 80% from 35 reviews with the consensus: "Diving into the lives of societal outcasts with an intent to shock, this export from the Warhol Factory will reek of trash for some but is a treasure for audiences who have a taste for outré fare."
Trash: Directed by Paul Morrissey. With Joe Dallesandro, Holly Woodlawn, Geri Miller, Andrea Feldman. During the course of a day, a heroin addict overdoses in front of an upper-class couple, attempts to fool welfare by having his girlfriend fake a pregnancy, and frustrates the women in his life with his drug-induced impotence.
In the films I have seen of Warhol’s before Morrissey gained more control over his productions, the actors are often allowed to let their improvisations run long and wild. This can be great at times, but in Morrissey's productions like 'Trash' and… more. 91 likes. Review by Janica ★★★.
