We at the Sacramento Press have already spent several hundred words poking and prodding you readers to imbibe in the blood-soaked, cleavage-filled, heavy-metal hilarity that is the Trash Film Orgy. Now, we have escalated to drastic measures and must insist that you attend the last TFO screening of the season Saturday at the Crest Theatre -- at the stroke of midnight. If you have ever yelled at your television, scoffed at overacting, jeered at cornball love scenes, marveled at excessive violence and explosions or shrieked with laughter at super low-budget special effects, the TFO is for you. For the last nine summers, TFO has shared its impressive collection of exploitation, grindhouse and

It's the middle of summer and time to air out your best Halloween costumes, as the Trash Film Orgy is back in town. The debauchery begins this Saturday at the Crest Theatre with the screening of "Flash Gordon," a science-fiction classic. The Trash Film Orgy (TFO) is in its ninth year running, produced by Christy Savage, Darin Wood and Amy Slockbower. "It is much more than a regular movie film. We do indeed try to find the best in cult and exploitation cinema," said Savage. Exploitation cinema? Savage defined this as, "pushing the envelope a bit. A little extra boobs, blood, more explosions, action and monsters." When researching and booking films to showcase at the festival, Savage sa