Hi all, question: What is your favorite cult classic film?
Feel free to post a link to the trailer or your favorite scene too.
Hi all, question: What is your favorite cult classic film?
Feel free to post a link to the trailer or your favorite scene too.
Fight Club,, but I don't talk about it
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Princess bride along with office space
Fight Club was interesting. I saw it in the theater when it first came out.
Office Space is still hilarious!
As for The Princess Bride, I watched it for the first time in 2017. It had an ensemble cast. Though I will confess I did not really understand the film. It is hugely popular as a cult classic though, maybe because it is so indecipherable?
Avatar was a really good film! I had no idea it already reached cult classic status!
I think I would say that, despite its violence, The Warriors is a favorite cult classic of mine. What is interesting to me is that the film was based on a 1965 novel which was based on Anabasis, a story about an ancient Greek historical event.
Anyway, the aesthetics of the film are bizarre.
Here is an interesting scene: The Warriors vs. The Baseball Furies.
I don't know that it ever reached cult status but the one that comes closest for me is Raising Arizona.
"Things should be made as simple as possible, but not one bit simpler." ~ Albert Einstein
Hellraiser
Repo: The Genetic Opera
Cannibal Women in the Avocado Jungle of Death/Apocalyse Now double feature.
Attack of the Killer Tomatoes (because I am an extra in it)
There are some movies in this thread, I liked, but just don't enjoy anymore (lose something after the first time seeing it). There is one, I am surprised more people haven't actually seen (Soylent Green).
John Carpenters first movie. Really low budget, space version of Dr Strangelove.
Darkstar
Probably what I would call a cult movie. Where some movies went from cult status to popular (Phantasm), or just started out popular (the Millennium Saga).
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