Raw Sewage

About This Movie

Raw Sewage is this wild mix of sketches that really pokes fun at everything from TV to ads. It’s like, you’re not just watching; you’re laughing at how absurd our media can be. Allegra Ashton brings a certain flair as a news reporter with a ludicrous story that’s hard to forget. Viridiana Marquez’s take on jet lag remedies is just out there, and Alley Ninestein? Well, her cat poop drink advice is something that's both gross and oddly hilarious. The pacing is all over the place, but that works for the sketch format. It’s distinctive for its low-fi aesthetic and practical effects that feel like a throwback to older, edgier comedies. You definitely get a sense of anti-establishment vibes running through it all.

Raw Sewage, despite its obscurity, has garnered interest in underground film circles for its unconventional take on sketch comedy. The lack of a known director and its low-budget feel only add to its charm, making it a rarity among contemporary releases. As far as formats go, it’s primarily found in digital formats, and physical copies are scarce, which peaks collector curiosity. Those who appreciate offbeat humor and commentary on media culture might find it an interesting piece to add to their collections.