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In celebration of the 40th anniversary of the cult classic Return of the Living Dead, the saga rises again with a darkly comedic and terrifying new chapter. Years after the undead chaos of 1985, punk icon Trash (Linnea Quigley) finds herself a forgotten star, her fame relegated to the dusty archives of horror history. Clinging to her past glory, Trash has become a grotesque echo of Norma Desmond from Sunset Boulevard, scraping by through convention appearances and autograph signings while her former co-stars have moved on to greater success. But Trash isn't ready to fade away. When an ambitious filmmaker approaches her with plans for a 40th-anniversary documentary, she sees a chance to resurrect her fame. What starts as a nostalgic tribute quickly spirals into a nightmare when Trash unveils a shocking truth: Return of the Living Dead was more than just a movie, some of it was real. Hidden in her basement are three original Trioxin canisters, the same deadly chemical drums that unleashed the living dead decades ago. Determined to reclaim the spotlight, Trash plots to use the canisters to orchestrate a terrifying, headline-grabbing comeback. But as the undead rise once more, the filmmaker discovers that Trash's hunger for fame may be even deadlier than her hunger for flesh. Trash's Revenge is a macabre and blood-soaked tale of vanity, obsession, and the lengths people will go to remain relevant. Combining sharp satire with relentless horror, the film explores whether Trash can achieve the redemption she craves or if she is doomed to remain an undead relic of a bygone era. The story crescendos in a brutal, gore-filled finale that will leave audiences questioning who the real monster is. "Trash's Revenge" promises to delight die-hard fans of the original while introducing a new generation to the terror of the living dead.