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Trash's Revenge
Years after the horrific events of "Return of the Living Dead," the infamous punk rocker Trash (portrayed by Linnea Quigley) miraculously returns from the grave, her undead form now fused with an insatiable hunger for both human flesh and the limelight. As Trash re-emerges in a society that has all but forgotten the terror of the living dead, she finds herself drawn to Hollywood, driven by a delusional desire to reignite her once-fleeting fame.
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Years after the horrific events of "Return of the Living Dead," the infamous punk rocker Trash (portrayed by Linnea Quigley) miraculously returns from the grave, her undead form now fused with an insatiable hunger for both human flesh and the limelight. As Trash re-emerges in a society that has all but forgotten the terror of the living dead, she finds herself drawn to Hollywood, driven by a delusional desire to reignite her once-fleeting fame.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Richard Driscoll
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Studio:DRagon Studios
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