Favourite Cult Film

[JamesHunt]

My 2 faves are THX 1138, and the original Wicker Man (1973), the remake was a joke :roll:

[rockabilly]

Six String Samurai
Big Trouble in Little China

[EyeCumInPiece]

Does Evil Dead Count?

[rockabilly]

I define a Cult Movie as a film that bombed at theaters but found new popularity on home video.

[JamesHunt]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cult_film

[santiago316]

They Live

[timxxx]

Debbie Does Dallas

[Dirky]

Only one choice? That would be tough then. Most of the films I like could be considered cult films.

[raiku9909]

meet the feebles maybe? hard to decide.

[Dirky]

Okay, one of my many favorites...

http://miscmovies.files.wordpress.com/2009/02/beyond-the-valley-of-the-dolls.jpg

This is my Happening and it's freaking me out!

[phobun]

My 2 faves are THX 1138, and the original Wicker Man (1973), the remake was a joke :roll:

I would have guessed "Glen or Glenda" in your case.

[jaycanuck]

Reservoir Dogs is up there. Highway 61, Roadkill, Hard Core Logo..

The last 3 being Canadian. :)

[Dirky]

Just about any film directed by Abel Ferrera has a cult audience - Bad Lieutenant, The King Of New York, Driller Killer and MS. 45. The latter film being my favorite of his.

Tarentino could learn a a thing or two from him.

[eclipsemint]

Cube

[eclipsemint]

Also, Mulholland Drive and Blade Runner.

[PatrickFromNYC]

Putney Swope by Robert Downey Sr

[Dirky]

Putney Swope by Robert Downey Sr

It's been ages since I've seen that but what a strange little film that was. I remember watching in on Cinemax having never heard of it before and thinking "WTF?".

I need to see it again someday to see how its held up.

[jaycanuck]

Cube

Great Canadian movie! :)

[hal3000]

Tron

[hippifried]

Since Putney Swope ( great flick) has been mentioned, I'll say "Pi".

[rockabilly]

The original " My Bloody Valentine " is also a fave and i like " Ginger Snaps "

[SarahG]

All the Crow movies following the first could probably be considered cult films, considering how badly they did in the theatres (some of them never even made it to the big screen).

So... I'm gonna say the 2nd one.

[rockabilly]

The first Crow was amazing and it's my fave of all of them. ( but i have all 4 )

[eclipsemint]

Hey, Rock, hows it goin?

Brazil.

"Guard: Don't fight it son. Confess quickly! If you hold out too long you could jeopardize your credit rating."

Didn't we already do this thread recently?

[rockabilly]

Goin good E.M. , how bout yourself? :)

[southern81]

Clerks I an II

[rockabilly]

What? No love for " Mallrats " I liked it.

[southern81]

it was good but not as good as Clerks to much studio input

[Norma]

8) Cannibal Holocaust

[rockabilly]

Snooch to the Nooch

[southern81]

haha i like u go in the cage, cage goes into the sasla, shark is in salsa

[rockabilly]

" I'm 37 !! " " I'm not even supposed to be here today "

[southern81]

i love gathering but hate people

[rockabilly]

" Come son of Jor-El kneel before Zod ... snoochie boochies hahaha.

[southern81]

pillow monkey

[rockabilly]

Pillow Pants the Pussy Troll lol

[tsntx]

mimi and i quite like the orientation video at the kkk meeting

[Crackdsatyr]

Harold and Maude (Hal Ashby, 1971)

[dryzen]

Two words: toxic avenger. End =D

[pantybulge69]

Friday
American History X
Scarface
5 deadly venoms
Human Tornado
Dolemite
Warriors
Evil Dead
Evil Dead 2: Dead by Dawn
Bloodsucking Freaks
Repo man
Rocky Horror Picture Show
Coffy
Dawn of the Dead
Dog Soldiers
Boogies Nights

[T-girl hound]

Ghost World and The Sadist

[santiago316]

Who could forget "Office Space"?

[Star Angel 86]

Boogies Nights

Being that my life revolves around porn this definitely makes my top 10 list.
A couple more Paul Thomas Anderson movies that can be added to the list are Hard Eight & Magnolia.

Some forgotten 80's movies
Foxes
Liquid Sky
Reckless

[Quiet Reflections]

groove, evil dead 2,Christine,Surf Nazis Must Die, most Stanley Kubrick films,etc...

[Quiet Reflections]

Romper Stomper

[chefmike]

Sounds like people are playing pretty fast and loose with what they call cult films...which certainly comes as no surprise, considering the cinematic ignorance and bad taste that the overwhelming majority of people who post about movies at HA exhibit....

And now that I've actually posted in one of creepy James Hunt's threads for the first and hopefully last time, I think that I'll go wash my hands....

[El Nino]

My 2 faves are THX 1138, and the original Wicker Man (1973), the remake was a joke :roll:

NICE James! The original Wickerman is one of my favs too! The remake blew large cock.

[techi]

Brazil
Welcome to the Doll House

[HP1000]

Love some of Stanley Kubrick's older movies , like Eyes Wide Shut, Full Metal Jacket and my all time Favorite> THE SHINING

[zookeeper]

"Forbidden Zone"

[underdog6]

Attack of the killer tomatoes.

http://i142.photobucket.com/albums/r111/eskaluna/attack.jpg

[rockabilly]

Night of the Demons

[freak]

I must have watched these 30 times each, Beastmaster was a box office flop then when it went to video and pay cable it was the number 1 re watched show of its time, maybe still

BEASTMASTER http://www.ilovethe80s.com/beastmaster.jpg

THE BREAKFAST CLUB http://blogs.mysanantonio.com/weblogs/timewasters/the-breakfast-club-thumb-400x493.jpg

PITCH BLACK http://www.bluraywire.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/02/pitch-black-bluray-cover.jpg

MAD MAX http://www.benbarren.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/02/mad_max.jpg

[Beagle]

Cult Movies people. Hate to break the news to ya, but Breakfast Club is hardly a cult classic.

I hate to see if the question was "what is your favorite vowel?"....we would get answers like...

134.

1.2939 x 10 ^ 32

"T"

By the way, my favorite cult classic is Eraserhead.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dU7OqGCIcak
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bBpd5xy-vCY&feature=related

[the1phinneas]

I can't believe there are 6 pages without a single mention of The Dude:

Definitely one of the Cohen Brother's best: The Big Lebowski

[morganna]

Hi
I would go with Donnie Darko and Joe's apartment.
I hope they meet the cult criteria.
Away from Cult and the Breakfast Club has to be one of my all time favourites.

[freak]

Cult Movies people. Hate to break the news to ya, but Breakfast Club is hardly a cult classic.

I hate to see if the question was "what is your favorite vowel?"....we would get answers like...

134.

1.2939 x 10 ^ 32

"T"

By the way, my favorite cult classic is Eraserhead.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dU7OqGCIcak
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bBpd5xy-vCY&feature=related

What do you consider a cult movie? Blood & guts and B-movies are not the only cult movies.
A cult film is a film that has acquired a highly devoted but specific group of fans. Just because you are not a fan of the movie doesn't remove it from the cult fan list, sorry.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cult_movie
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Breakfast_Club

[jaycanuck]

I can't believe there are 6 pages without a single mention of The Dude:

Definitely one of the Cohen Brother's best: The Big Lebowski

holy crap. of course!

[Distance]

Spinal Tap. Witty and funny as hell. :D

[Intrepid]

Blood Simple

Amores Perros

[macjay18]

Freddy Got fingered or gummo

[Mugai_hentaisha]

Buckaroo Banzai
Jake Speed
Water
Rustler's Rapshody

[Mugai_hentaisha]

Cult Movies people. Hate to break the news to ya, but Breakfast Club is hardly a cult classic.

I hate to see if the question was "what is your favorite vowel?"....we would get answers like...

134.

1.2939 x 10 ^ 32

"T"

By the way, my favorite cult classic is Eraserhead.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dU7OqGCIcak
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bBpd5xy-vCY&feature=related

Well since you asked "~":lol:

now back at the topic
sorry forgot to add

Attack of the killer Tomatoes
My Name is Bruce
the Crazies
and it may or may not be one but still I try to put it on every list out there
Quigley Down Under

[pantybulge69]

Night of the Demons

i don't hear that many people talking about this B-movie but i myself
absolutely love Nights of the Demons.
Ironically they are currently remaking the movie and it's suppose to
to be release sometime in 2009.

[rockabilly]

/quote]
i don't hear that many people talking about this B-movie but i myself
absolutely love Nights of the Demons.
Ironically they are currently remaking the movie and it's suppose to
to be release sometime in 2009.

NOOOOOOOOOO!! I cant turn around w/o bumping into remakes. I love NotD. From that animated opening and synth score to gore and effects. It is just a great movie , the sequels ... meh.
And Leora , you just got cooler babe , you sorta look like Morgan Webb

[pantybulge69]

/quote]
i don't hear that many people talking about this B-movie but i myself
absolutely love Nights of the Demons.
Ironically they are currently remaking the movie and it's suppose to
to be release sometime in 2009.

NOOOOOOOOOO!! I cant turn around w/o bumping into remakes. I love NotD. From that animated opening and synth score to gore and effects. It is just a great movie , the sequels ... meh.
And Leora , you just got cooler babe , you sorta look like Morgan Webb

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1268809/

Edward Furlough, Shannon Elizabeth stars in the remake. i'd be
interested to see if they have upgrade and improved upon it.
i do agree that i liked the animated graphic casting opening to
the original NOTD.

[Cubpocalypse]

Strange Brew

[rockabilly]

Re-Animator

[Dino Velvet]

El Topo http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dtGUx4kXIEY

http://i237.photobucket.com/albums/ff142/omaredison/ElTopo.gif

[arnie666]

Get Carter.The original.

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0067128/

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AgU1L1z-Zx4&feature=related

[rockabilly]

EL TOPO ?? Any relation to
EL GUAPO :)

[Dino Velvet]

EL TOPO ?? Any relation to
EL GUAPO :)

Nope

[transmaven]

mitchum's best. beautiful dark bars and autumn train stations in Boston

http://www.elmoreleonard.com/images/uploads/eddie-coyles-friends-20090315112042506_640w-1.jpg

[Dirky]

Get Carter.The original.

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0067128/

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AgU1L1z-Zx4&feature=related

Excellent grim film with a fabulous soundtrack too. Get Carter is one of those movies that keeps getting new fans. The true definition of a cult film.

[jaycanuck]

Another Cronenberg.

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/5/52/Dead_ringers_poster.jpg

[Dirky]

These two flicks practically invented the slasher genre...

http://images.teamsugar.com/files/upl0/16/161593/13_2008/last-house-on-the-left.jpg

http://www.traileraddict.com/content/new-line-cinema/texas_chainsaw_massacre74.jpg

[rockabilly]

The Brood and Videodrone

[Dirky]

mitchum's best. beautiful dark bars and autumn train stations in Boston

http://www.elmoreleonard.com/images/uploads/eddie-coyles-friends-20090315112042506_640w-1.jpg

I just saw that a few weeks ago. I'm a big fan of Robert Mitchum but it's the supporting cast that really makes the film. I don't know if it could be considered a cult film yet but it's certainly worth checking out.

[jaycanuck]

Videodrome. Mmmmm... Debbie Harry

[rockabilly]

How about Rawhead Rex or Pumpkinhead

[Quiet Reflections]

Rawhead Rex is an awesome movie

[Dirky]

Cronenberg is like David Lynch in which nearly all his films find a cult audience.

[pantybulge69]

How about Rawhead Rex or Pumpkinhead

... Child's Play (Chucky), Subspecies, or Lepercaun ?

[jaycanuck]

I love those Cronenberg films. Not as good as the ones mentioned but I remember Crash being out there too. I've always wanted to read Naked Lunch.

supposedly the book is very good Leora

[Dirky]

I love those Cronenberg films. Not as good as the ones mentioned but I remember Crash being out there too. I've always wanted to read Naked Lunch.

supposedly the book is very good Leora

I've read it. I didn't understand much of it but I did read it. :lol:

The movie and the book are very different, by the way. The book is almost impossible to make a movie out of since it's so surreal and fragmented so what Cronenberg did was take bits and pieces from Burroughs other books as all as his own life and patched together a story. As wacked- out a movie Naked Lunch was, it doesn't come close to the original book for sheer lunacy.

[muhmuh]

Spinal Tap. Witty and funny as hell. :D

i prefer fear of a black hat

Ice Cold: Right, but see actually that shit was supposed to be NWH - Fear of a Black Hat, then subtitled "Don't Shoot Until You See the Whites."
Nina Blackburn: Of their eyes?
Ice Cold: Who's eyes?
Nina Blackburn: Don't shoot until you see the whites of their eyes.
Ice Cold: Nah, don't shoot until you see the whites, period. That's it, end of story.

[raiku9909]

Naked Lunch is a tough read. Burroughs is interesting as fuck as a person but man his books can be frustrating.

[rockabilly]

Psycho Beach Party funny movie.

[raiku9909]

can we talk about MST3K yet? Lazerblast is one of my favorite movies, via that show. Ditto This Island Earth.

[rockabilly]

They need to bring that show back. :)

[Dirky]

Naked Lunch is a tough read. Burroughs is interesting as fuck as a person but man his books can be frustrating.

They're the type of books you want to keep visible on your book shelf to give people the impression that you've actually read them.

[JamesHunt]

thanx people for the replies. There's been some interesting stuff mentioned on here, and I'm googling as I type.

The book 'Naked Lunch' by William S. Burroughs sounds interesting

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Naked_Lunch

gonna have a look 8)

[Dino Velvet]

Cronenberg is like David Lynch in which nearly all his films find a cult audience.

I like the earlier Cronenberg films like Shivers, Rabid, The Brood, and Scanners the best. Any one of those would be great for a midnight showing at a theater.

http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/51CHY6JRHCL._SS500_.jpghttp://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/413HFW4MC5L._SS500_.jpg
http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/41R85WMH89L._SS500_.jpghttp://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/51965J0SQFL._SS500_.jpg

[freak]

Cheech & Chong's "Up in Smoke" http://www.rageboy.com/mbimages/cheech-chong-smoke.jpg

Reservoir Dogs
http://www.mymovie-downloads.com/images/Reservoir-Dogs-DVD.jpg

True Romance
http://smackamack.files.wordpress.com/2009/03/true-romance-poster.jpg

I would also say Pulp Fiction but many people don't think so because it did so well in the box office

[Dirky]

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/thumb/d/d1/Caf%C3%A9_Flesh.jpg/200px-Caf%C3%A9_Flesh.jpg

Cafe Flesh. I'm hoping someday someone will reissue this uncut and with better picture quality.

[rockabilly]

Bad Dreams
Dreamscape

[raiku9909]

how about caligula?

[techi]

Lair of the White Worm

sexy evil with fangs is always a win.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZK61O6H3E9s
ouch that's gotta hurt!

[LTR_Seeker]

would highlander be considerd cult

[johnz2001]

EYES WIDE SHUT...Stanley Kubrick.
HOUSE OF 1000 CORPSES...Rob Zombie.

[LTR_Seeker]

flash gordon 1980

[Dino Velvet]

Lair of the White Worm

sexy evil with fangs is always a win.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZK61O6H3E9s
ouch that's gotta hurt!

Speaking of director Ken Russell, Crimes of Passion is a really twisted flick.

http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/4167FB1PRBL._SS500_.jpghttp://g-ecx.images-amazon.com/images/G/01/ciu/10/41/73de820dd7a0b7f07f25d010.L.jpg

[fred41]

Some foreign cult type films:

[fred41]

#2

[freak]

would highlander be considerd cult

Yes, I seen it 20 times, great movie
THE CAN BE ONLY ONE!

Highlander http://www.fortunecity.com/rivendell/angels/592/posters/highlander.jpg

[rockabilly]

1. Reform School Girls
2. Vice Squad
3. Caged Heat

[Dirky]

Vice Squad is a sleazy one. Nice pick, rockabilly!

[rockabilly]

Vice Squad is a sleazy one. Nice pick, rockabilly!

That opening and closing song really set the tone of that film . :)

[Dino Velvet]

Vice Squad is a sleazy one. Nice pick, rockabilly!

Vice Squad teaches you not to be a Sugar Pimp like Dorsey or Ramrod will cut your dick off.

"Speak softly and carry a big pimpstick."

[nicoleneuman24]

dark cystal!!!

[rico87]

Just about any film directed by Abel Ferrera has a cult audience - Bad Lieutenant, The King Of New York, Driller Killer and MS. 45. The latter film being my favorite of his.

Tarentino could learn a a thing or two from him.

$$$$$$ ABEL is the best......

Would "Clockwork Orange" fit in as classic original cult ?

[Lucy157]

Repo Man

[transmaven]

I've always wanted to read Naked Lunch.


Skip "Lunch." Turgid prose, bad book. Read his *great* early works "Junky" and "Queer." They're as good as early Orwell, if Orwell was a junksick queer. High praise.--

[bte]

The Toxic Avenger

[rockabilly]

Kids in the Hall - Brain Candy

[jaybee]

My cult favourites:

Dead Mans Shoes
Donnie Darko
Beat Street

[rockabilly]

The Last Dragon " SHO NUFF "

[chefmike]

Repo Man


YES!

[tsmandy]

Currently that would have to be Sweet Movie. I rented it from the public library, I'm kind of amazed that it is even legal in the United States.

[chefmike]

Currently that would have to be Sweet Movie. I rented it from the public library, I'm kind of amazed that it is even legal in the United States. Sounds intriguing...anyone mentioned 'Irreversible' with M. Bellucci? If you've seen it, you won't soon forget it.

[Andrew Johnson]

For me, it's the original "Death Race 2000"

I think they recently did a remake, but I haven't seen it yet.

[Dirky]

Currently that would have to be Sweet Movie. I rented it from the public library, I'm kind of amazed that it is even legal in the United States. Sounds intriguing...anyone mentioned 'Irreversible' with M. Bellucci? If you've seen it, you won't soon forget it.

So many people have told me about Irreversible and I still haven't gotten around to seeing it. I must correct that situation soon. I gather it's not exactly a 'feel good' movie.

[trish]

'just saw "A Boy and His Dog" a few nights ago. It was hilarious. Based on a story by sci fi writer, Harlan Ellison.

[rockabilly]

Time Bandits

Yellowbeard

[Dirky]

Currently that would have to be Sweet Movie. I rented it from the public library, I'm kind of amazed that it is even legal in the United States.

Have you seen 'Salo or the 120 Days of Sodom' yet?

[Janie2261]

Eraserhead

[chefmike]

Currently that would have to be Sweet Movie. I rented it from the public library, I'm kind of amazed that it is even legal in the United States. Sounds intriguing...anyone mentioned 'Irreversible' with M. Bellucci? If you've seen it, you won't soon forget it.

So many people have told me about Irreversible and I still haven't gotten around to seeing it. I must correct that situation soon. I gather it's not exactly a 'feel good' movie.

No, not a feel good movie, not even with MB buck nekkid...it's that disturbing....but speaking of Sophia Loren's successor Monica...there's is also another riveting and a brilliant film of Monica's that you might wanna check out....

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0213847/

[chefmike]

'just saw "A Boy and His Dog" a few nights ago. It was hilarious. Based on a story by sci fi writer, Harlan Ellison.

A very cool and quirky flick....I used to love reading Ellison's short stories....

[Dirky]

Currently that would have to be Sweet Movie. I rented it from the public library, I'm kind of amazed that it is even legal in the United States. Sounds intriguing...anyone mentioned 'Irreversible' with M. Bellucci? If you've seen it, you won't soon forget it.

So many people have told me about Irreversible and I still haven't gotten around to seeing it. I must correct that situation soon. I gather it's not exactly a 'feel good' movie.

No, not a feel good movie, not even with MB buck nekkid...it's that disturbing....but speaking of Sophia Loren's successor Monica...there's is also another riveting and a brilliant film of Monica's that you might wanna check out....

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0213847/

Thanks for the heads up. Monica Bellucci is jaw-droppingly beautiful. If I ever met her in person I'd be a stuttering idiot.

[chefmike]

Speaking of disturbing flicks, I just noticed that "the Girl Next Door" is coming on CHLL channel at 10 and 2 EST tonight....

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0830558/

...it's based on a horrifying true story that has inspired several novels and another recent movie with Ashley Judd....I've only seen the censored version of '...Girl Next..' and it really creeped me out...

[Nicole Dupre]

Female Trouble

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uAUQO-bRdDY

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FHHeGcD6o_E

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YeWgYXsYsWo&feature=related

[giovanni_hotel]

Santa Sangre

I really can't describe it...

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Santa_Sangre


Yes, back in the day I used to smoke a LOT of weed and toot a little bit!!!

[steveroyscot]

Highlander baby, its a frenchman beng scots and scotsman being egyptian and spanish.

[hyperspace]

Withnail and I, anything by David Lynch and The Holy Grail.

[Nicole Dupre]

Withnail and I, anything by David Lynch and The Holy Grail.+1 about Lynch.

[Helvis2012]

Roman Polanski's first feature: Knife in the water.


For anyone who hasn't seen it, try it. Great flick.

[Nicole Dupre]

Polanski is talented. Repulsion and Rosemary's Baby are my favorites.

Even The Ninth Gate was good.

[rockabilly]

Has anyone seem " In the Company of Wolves " ?

[Helvis2012]

Roman Polanski's first feature: Knife in the water.


For anyone who hasn't seen it, try it. Great flick.

I just recently watched that and Repulsion, both really good.

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/0/05/Repulsion.jpg



I love Repulsion. Great pick.

[Dirky]

Another great Polanski film is The Tenant. It's not mentioned too often but it's really worth checking out.

[droog]

I was just reading through Wikipedia's entry on cult film and out of the ones mentioned in it I'd have to say my favorite has been...

Blue Velvet

It's one of the movies I've seen the most times although I rarely watch things more than once.

excellent call leora. although i must say that one of lynchs' earlier films, eraserhead, has it slightly notched. so if you haven't seen it, do yourself the favor.

[rockabilly]

I love this movie ... KRULL

[Dino Velvet]

Add this one to the list. It's the greatest Nazisploitation movie ever. Anybody besides me seen it?

http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/415WAA3WNZL._SS500_.jpghttp://g-ecx.images-amazon.com/images/G/01/ciu/6a/64/eb70828fd7a0dd83127e1110.L.jpg

[Dirky]

Add this one to the list. It's the greatest Nazisploitation movie ever. Anybody besides me seen it?

http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/415WAA3WNZL._SS500_.jpghttp://g-ecx.images-amazon.com/images/G/01/ciu/6a/64/eb70828fd7a0dd83127e1110.L.jpg

Believe it or not, that's one of the few exploitations movies I haven't seen. I should be ashamed of myself. Netflix doesn't have it at the moment but it's definitely on my agenda.

Salon Kitty is also a perfect example of Naziploitation but I didn't care for it. Too draggy.

[giovanni_hotel]

Hard to beat a Black Nazi exploitation flick.... 8)

[seanbeag7]

These are the Top 50 Cult movies, That me and a few movie buff friends of mine picked for a Irish Film magazine. I hope you like the list.

1. This Is Spinal Tap (1984)

2. The Rocky Horror Picture Show (1975)

3. Freaks (1932)

4. Harold and Maude (1971)

5. Pink Flamingos (1972)

6. The Texas Chainsaw Massacre (1974)

7. Repo Man (1984)

8. Scarface (1983)

9. Blade Runner

10. The Shawshank Redemption (1994)

11. Five Deadly Venoms (1978)

12. Plan 9 From Outer Space (1959)

13. Brazil (1985)

14. Eraserhead (1977)

15. Faster, Pussy-Cat! Kill! Kill! (1966)

16. The Warriors (1979)

17. Dazed and Confused (1993)

18. Hard-Boiled (1992)

19. Evil Dead II: Dead by Dawn (1987)

20. The Mack (1973)

21. Pee-Wee's Big Adventure (1985)

22. Un Chien Andalou (1928, France)

23. Akira (1988)

24. The Toxic Avenger (1985)

25. Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory (1971)

[seanbeag7]

26. Stranger Than Paradise (1984)

27. Dawn of the Dead (1978)

28. The Wiz (1978)

29. Clerks (1994)

30. The Harder They Come (1973)

31. Slap Shot (1977)

32. Re-Animator (1985)

33. Grey Gardens (1976)

34. The Big Lebowski (1998)

35. Withnail and I (1987)

36. Showgirls (1995)

37. A Bucket of Blood (1959)

38. They Live (1988)

39. The Best of Everything (1959)

40. Barbarella (1968)

41. Heathers (1989)

42. Rushmore (1998)

43. The Adventures of Buckaroo Banzai Across the 8th Dimension (1984)

44. Love Streams (1984)

45. Superstar: The Karen Carpenter Story (1987)

46. Aguirre, The Wrath of God (1972)

47. Walking and Talking (1996)

48. The Decline of Western Civilization II: The Metal Years (1988)

49. Friday (1995)

50. Faces of Death, Vol. 1 (1978)

[droog]

These are the Top 50 Cult movies, That me and a few movie buff friends of mine picked for a Irish Film magazine. I hope you like the list.

1. This Is Spinal Tap (1984)

2. The Rocky Horror Picture Show (1975)............................................ .......... to 50.

uhh..... dude, your "list" is filmsite.org's 'top 50 cult movies' list literally verbatim (which they borrowed from an entertainment weekly magazine issue from may 2003).

why claim it as your own?

[seanbeag7]

Because this is our list, and afterwards we checked 12 sites to see how similiar they were too ours.

And now i want to make one change to the list,

1. Inglorious bastards (origional version)

[iloveshemales77]

Werner Herzogs, The Enigma of Kaspar Hauser

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0071691/

[LibertyHarkness]

planet Terror

Dusk till Dawn

Man Bites Dog

resevior dogs

Dog Soldiers

Flash Gordon

[rockabilly]

Tank Girl
Fido

[freak]

I don't know how I forgot this one, The Professional or Leon. Great movie great cast and I must have watched it 20 times, again today.

Everyone like the Repo-man so I gave it another chance, I watched it years ago and hated it, well guess what I hated it again, the soundtrack was good but the movie was not.

[praetor]

The Abominable Dr. Phibes (Vincent Price)

[amanda_m]

koyanisqotsi/powasqotsi
baraka
human highway (devo and neil young)
brazil (does that count?)
forbidden zone
The Wall
sweet movie (is good)
el topo
sante sangre (anyone?)

The most recently-made movie that may eventually qualify on this list for me was (get ready):
"The Fall"
by Tarsem

[rockabilly]

I dont know if you can call it cult ... but i just watched Frailty and it is good.

[AmyDaly]

Donnie Darko is my Favorite.
I am not sure if Mullhuland drive is considered a cult classic at this point, but that would be my other favorite.

[rockabilly]

Have you seen the sequel ... S. Darko ? Hmmm well the soundtrack was good.

[pantybulge69]

Mel Gibson's PAYBACK 8)

[southern81]

Rocky I and II best boxing movie of all time

[rockabilly]

SLC Punk I love this movie. Great soundtrack too.

[AngelinaTorres]

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[Dirky]

Currently that would have to be Sweet Movie. I rented it from the public library, I'm kind of amazed that it is even legal in the United States. Sounds intriguing...anyone mentioned 'Irreversible' with M. Bellucci? If you've seen it, you won't soon forget it.

So many people have told me about Irreversible and I still haven't gotten around to seeing it. I must correct that situation soon. I gather it's not exactly a 'feel good' movie.

No, not a feel good movie, not even with MB buck nekkid...it's that disturbing....but speaking of Sophia Loren's successor Monica...there's is also another riveting and a brilliant film of Monica's that you might wanna check out....

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0213847/

Thanks for the heads up. Monica Bellucci is jaw-droppingly beautiful. If I ever met her in person I'd be a stuttering idiot.

Finally caught Irreversible over the weekend and it is terrific. Unforgettable, indeed. I don't know why I waited so long to see this. It took me awhile to get a hang of the story told backwards (hence the title) but it's a mesmorizing film. The guy who gets his head bashed in during the beginning of the film must have had a helluva headache afterwards. :lol:

[Tika]

Repo Man or Lesbian Vampire Killers.

[Nicole Dupre]

I am not sure if Mullhuland drive is considered a cult classic at this point, but that would be my other favorite.

I dunno either, but great choice. :-)

I watched Inland Empire a few months back, but I need to watch it again. It's non-linear to the extreme, and that's saying someyhing if you're familiar with David Lynch. But the acting is excellent, and so was the cinemaphotography. Kind of amazing too that it was shot on video. Anyway, Laura Dern was perfect in it. But, as usual, it was panned by the critics, like most of his work, because it was not a conventional plot.

Oh, and btw, Nina Simone is on the soundtrack doing "Sinnerman", and I fucking LOVE that song. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bn5tiuZU4JI

[haroldray212]

17 pages and these two arent even mentioned....GBAG also has to be one of the most memorable soundtracks of any spaghetti western.

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[xploring666]

Kids in the Hall - Brain Candy

I dont know if you heard but the Kids announced last week that they were getting back together and doing a new movie

Being from Canada my number one has to be Slapshot. This is followed close by Reservoir Dogs and Blade Runner

[rockabilly]

That's awesome , I love The Kids in the Hall. " I'm crushing your head " :lol:

[droog]

I am not sure if Mullhuland drive is considered a cult classic at this point, but that would be my other favorite.

I dunno either, but great choice. :-)

I watched Inland Empire a few months back, but I need to watch it again. It's non-linear to the extreme, and that's saying someyhing if you're familiar with David Lynch. But the acting is excellent, and so was the cinemaphotography.
i would agree, as i really liked inland empire. nicole, you should check out a lynch short called 'lumiere'.

[Nooksack]

Dunno if they've cropped up yet, but if we go by the definition someone gave at the start of the thread (bombed at theater, great resurgence once on video), then I'd say "The Shawshank Redemption" and "Starship Troopers."

[Dino Velvet]

Here's some more movies suitable for midnight viewing.

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[stephenward]

Reefer Madness (1938)
Attack of the 50 Foot Woman (1958)
Plan 9 from Outer Space (1959)
Santa Claus Conquers the Martians (1964)
Night of the Living Dead (1968)
Pink Flamingos (1972)
The Rocky Horror Picture Show (1975)
The Gods Must Be Crazy (1980)
Mommie Dearest (1981)
Heavy Metal (1981)
Blade Runner (1982)
Scarface (1983)
Brazil (1985)
The Coca Cola Kid (1985)
Angel Heart (1987)
Jacob's Ladder (1990)
Army of Darkness (1993)
Boxing Helena (1993)
The Adventures of Priscilla, Queen of the Desert (1994)

Most of these cult films are simply good but overlooked films. Scarface did well at the box office, but was maligned by the critics. The Rocky Horror Picture Show practically redefined the cult movie as we know it. The rest fall into the category of "so bad that they are good".

The Good, the Bad and the Ugly isn't really an example of a cult film insofar as it did well at the box office and critics generally liked it. I think it is one of the best Westerns ever made.

[xploring666]

That's awesome , I love The Kids in the Hall. " I'm crushing your head " :lol:

like this

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1pKXMcfx1d8

[rockabilly]

:lol: Classic ! And Chicken Lady ... omg ! It was a great show , still is. :D

I love the face off he had w/ the " I'm pinching your face " guy lol

[JamesHunt]

THE THING

[Nicole Dupre]

Oops. Can't forget Ken Russell. The guy never directed anything even close to shitty imho.

[mcaextreme69]

I vote for They Live too. John Carpenter is one of my favorite directors.

[Dino Velvet]

Oops. Can't forget Ken Russell. The guy never directed anything even close to shitty imho.

Nicole, you like Crimes of Passion? If you want a good Anthony Perkins Double Bill watch Crimes of Passion with Edge Of Sanity. Edge Of Sanity is a take on Dr Jekyll & Mr Hyde except in this movie Anthony Perkins smokes crack. Can't go wrong there.

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[inanelymad]

Master of the flying guillotine
Death Race 2000
Repo Man

[southern81]

Highlander(all the movies but the last 2)

[rockabilly]

Highlander-The Source sucked big time. But i did enjoy the t.v. series.

Another cult animated film
The Last Unicorn

[rockabilly]

Bumping w/ a little movie called ....

"Killer Klowns From Outer Space"

[princevince89]

American Movie, must see

[JerseyMike]

American Movie? Someone is a fan of James Rolfe

[princevince89]

American Movie? Someone is a fan of James Rolfe

HAHAHA I do, but this movie is awesome anyway, James Rolfe is my hero

[Dino Velvet]

The King of Nazisploitation Films!

[ALYSINCLAIRxxx]

Thats one heck of a favorite cult movie, Dino. I've seen that box cover, but never the film. I for some reason doubt that's on the netflix. :)

[Dino Velvet]

Thats one heck of a favorite cult movie, Dino. I've seen that box cover, but never the film. I for some reason doubt that's on the netflix. :)

It might be. Check it out. I don't have NetFlix but I've heard people able to get some pretty obscure stuff from them. Ilsa is a crazy movie and something you won't forget after you've seen it.

Thumbs up for you mentioning Barfly at the other board. You're the Queen of Cool, Aly. Remember the crazy old hooker lady saying, "Nobody swallows paste like me in this neighborhood!"

[ALYSINCLAIRxxx]

*curtsey* Thank you, Dino! You're a man who knows his cool!

YouTube- Mickey Rourke - Barfly (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KmOKSFdezwI)

Wanda: "I hate people" "I hate them"

Henry: "No, but I seem to feel bad when they're not around"

___


"I get tired of thinking of all the things I don't want to be, all the places I don't want to go..."

____


And of course, who could forget, "Nobody swallows paste like me in this neighborhood!" :love1


___

Ilsa: She Wolf of the SS and Ilsa: Harem Keeper of the Oil Sheeks are on order from Netflix! Sweet! Thanks for the idea!

[Dino Velvet]

Ilsa: She Wolf of the SS and Ilsa: Harem Keeper of the Oil Sheeks are on order from Netflix! Sweet! Thanks for the idea!

Oh Hell yeah! After you see Ilsa: She Wolf of the SS could you please drop by the other board and leave a couple of sentences of your thoughts about the movie in the DVD thread? That's a total Saturday Night Drinkin' with the friends movie. People will freak.

Movies are important to me and it's my pleasure to recommend good ones to my friends. You might want to check for that Italian Zombie movie we discussed, Burial Ground: Night Of Terror.

[DaddyBjackn]

Dirky

Join Date: Apr 2009
Posts: 681

Originally Posted by PatrickFromNYC
Putney Swope by Robert Downey Sr
It's been ages since I've seen that but what a strange little film that was. I remember watching in on Cinemax having never heard of it before and thinking "WTF?".

I need to see it again someday to see how its held up.

"Greaser's Palace" is an all time fave. RD was amazing too bad he was so self destructive.

[steve7724]

Thief w/James Caan

[steve7724]

The Boost w/James Woods

[tovosan]

Hoffman-Peter Sellars

[steve7724]

Yes, yes, yes, El Topo...
The mole spends his life tunneling through the earth in search of the sun;
When he reaches the surface, he is blinded....

[steve7724]

The Wild Geese w/Richard Burton

[steve7724]

Lust IN The Dust is pretty good..

[rockabilly]

Lust IN The Dust is pretty good..

When i first saw it i thought , "Cool John Waters made a western." lol but then i saw he didn't direct it.

[steve7724]

Yeah, King of New York is great; but, anything he does is great...More cowbell!!!!!

[Jericho]

The Wild Geese w/Richard Burton

Fukkin love that film!
You big screaming faggot...Move it before i sew up your arsehole!

[trish]

Depends on what you call a "cult film". If it's a film that's viewed over and over again by a sizable fan base then my favs include:

Rocky Horror Picture Show
A Boy and His Dog
From Dusk til Dawn
The Big Lebowski
Jackie Brown
The Day the Earth Stood Still

Not necessarily in that order.

[Jericho]

Depends on what you call a "cult film". If it's a film that's viewed over and over again by a sizable fan base then my favs include:

Rocky Horror Picture Show
A Boy and His Dog
From Dusk til Dawn
The Big Lebowski
Jackie Brown
The Day the Earth Stood Still

Not necessarily in that order.


You should come over to my place one night.
I've 5 of your 6 in my collection! ;-)

[discarded]

The station agent. Great movie.

[trish]

Mmmm which one don't you have Jericho? I going with "A Boy &..." cause I'm guessing it's the most obscure.

[Jericho]

Mmmm which one don't you have Jericho? I going with "A Boy &..." cause I'm guessing it's the most obscure.

Ah, the dude may abide, personally, meh!
(apparently, they'e doing a remake of "a boy &"

[trish]

I hadn't heard about the remake. Do you remember who's doing it? I hope they don't botch it. The newest "Day the Earth..." doesn't hold a candle to the Michael Rennie, Patricia Neal version (IMO).

[Jericho]

I was told it was going to be an animation, so, :shrug , who know's how that's going to turn out!!!
A brave move, it may have promise! (i *do* like the lotr animation!)

I haven't seen the remake of "Day the Earth...", i've been avoiding it...I just *know* i'm going to be dissapointed!

[trish]

As the toon girl I can't say I don't like animation, but a lot more it is bad than good. So here's hoping for a happy result.

If you ever see the new "Day the..." be prepared for the shock and awe of special effects wizardry, and a total absence of promise and mystery. Oh, and stay out of the way of Keneau Reeve's ego.

[Jericho]

Oh noes.
I preferred kinetic force rather than bullet proof ego! :lol!

[russtafa]

the outsiders,return to macon county

[princevince89]

The Last Dragon, bummer its getting remade, way to shit on every original idea Hollywood.

[Dino Velvet]

This definitely qualifies.

[Legend]

Think i found a new favorite cult film, basket case, this movie will freak you out.I love the movies main quote "what's in the basket?".

[ikilledjc]

Have to say, Purple velvet. David lynch is a G. Tales from the crypt is also some great cult stuff.

[ikilledjc]

My 2 faves are THX 1138, and the original Wicker Man (1973), the remake was a joke :roll:


Dude yes. The wickerman was a masterpiece

[kilumanti]

Warriors, come out to play-yay

[tstishadupree]

Any John Waters Flick...

[Nicole Dupre]

I'm not sure what constitutes a cult film anymore, but I really like all of these.

Female Trouble, Liquid Sky, Show Girls, Valley of the Dolls, What Ever Happened to Baby Jane, Mommie Dearest, Rosemary's Baby, etc.

There are so many good films that have cult followings tho', and so many walk the fine line of classic and cult.

I'd say if I have any porn cult fave, The Devil in Miss Jones is it.

[giovanni_hotel]

Rock Hudson stars as a HS football coach that screws coeds, and who may or may not be a serial killer!!

Screenplay by Gene Roddenberry, yeah, THAT Gene Roddenberry, trekkies!!
Angie Dickinson co-stars as a sub teacher who helps to relieve a student's 'sexual tension'!!
One of the greatest teen movies ever from the 70s!! I had to see it for Angie Dickinson in her prime, hard to believe she's almost 80!!

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[steve7724]

El Topo from the 70's

[steve7724]

Thief w/James Caan was Michael Mann's first directing, I think?
Anyway, a great flick IMO.

[rachelngarters]

Harold and Maude was a favorite way back in the early 70's. They used Cat Stevens music for the soundtrack.

[hyperspace]

Gregorys Girl is good too

[bat1]

The first Crow was amazing and it's my fave of all of them. ( but i have all 4 )

The Crow was great !

[rockabilly]

"The Monster Squad"

[jrob1812]

The Adventures of Buckaroo Banzai Across the Eighth Dimension

[BiCuriousGeorge]

"The Monster Squad"


You know they are supposed to remake The Monster Squad.

[BiCuriousGeorge]

I have to say "Big Trouble in Little China" great movie and I will watch it every time it is on TV.

"Dazed and Confused" , "The Princess Bride" , "The Big Lebowski" , "Fight Club" , "The Goonies" , "Scarface" , "The Warriors" , "Shawshank Redemption" , and "The Usual Suspects" round out my top 10

[TsVanessa69]

ANY John Waters film is tops in my book!

[Dino Velvet]

ANY John Waters film is tops in my book!

When I was a kid I saw Polyester in the theater. It was presented in something called "Odorama". When you walked in, you give the usher your ticket and he gives you this big card with 10 numbered circles on it. While the movies plays, a number flashes on the screen right before the smell so you didn't know what to expect. It was always a bad smell like smelly shoes or gasoline. What I remembered most was afterwords my fingers smelling worse than if I digitally pleasured Shelley Winters' corpse. BTW, the movie is hysterical even without the "Odorama".

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[Nicole Dupre]

I love just about everything by John Waters, but Female Trouble is my favorite. Divine was a big inspiration to me in my teens - like that should come as any surprise. lol

YouTube- Female Trouble - Bratty Taffy's Jump-Rope Chants (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZK_4ILe2Iq4)

"Can't you just sit there, and stare out into the air?" lol

[Nicole Dupre]

Another great film! :)

YouTube- Valley of the Dolls - Catfight (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WfyhaXlKNts)

[BlueEyed84]

Six String Samurai
Big Trouble in Little China

I fucking love Six String Samurai

[BlueEyed84]

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[TsVanessa69]

When I was a kid I saw Polyester in the theater. It was presented in something called "Odorama". When you walked in, you give the usher your ticket and he gives you this big card with 10 numbered circles on it. While the movies plays, a number flashes on the screen right before the smell so you didn't know what to expect. It was always a bad smell like smelly shoes or gasoline. What I remembered most was afterwords my fingers smelling worse than if I digitally pleasured Shelley Winters' corpse. BTW, the movie is hysterical even without the "Odorama".

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FUCK YEAAA!!!! Divine was a hardcore chick and I love it. She played the whackiest roles and made them come to life. I wondered if they really had Ordorama cards like they do 3d glasses. I am also looking for a copy of the Interview magazine Divine as on the cover of and interviewed in. I hid the interview under my mattress and read it every night.
I knew drag was always meant to be in my life, one way or another.

[rockabilly]

Then you would like "Lust in the Dust" a western w/ Divine.

[rameses2]

Hmm, my favorite cult movie... Passion Of The Christ.

[Nicole Dupre]

Crimes of Passion, and just about everything else directed by Ken Russell.

YouTube- Anthony Perkins " Crimes of Passion " 1984 (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gWI6i5HzF64)

[tishatv]

Not sure if it qualifies as a cult film or not, but I consider it one. Greatest film of all time in my opinion. Billy Bob, Dwight Yoakum and John Ritter put in three of the greatest performances of all time. Not to mention the script and directing of Mr. Thornton.

[BlueEyed84]

Not sure if it qualifies as a cult film or not, but I consider it one. Greatest film of all time in my opinion. Billy Bob, Dwight Yoakum and John Ritter put in three of the greatest performances of all time. Not to mention the script and directing of Mr. Thornton.

Sling Blade is an excellent film. "I'll have some french fried 'taters mhmmmmm"

Also, since my photo disappeared above, I mentioned Bubba Ho-Tep as one of my favorites. Also, I love a lot of the cult horror films: Nekromantik, Cannibal Holocaust, almost anything by Fulci.

[Dino Velvet]

Crimes of Passion, and just about everything else directed by Ken Russell.

YouTube- Anthony Perkins " Crimes of Passion " 1984 (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gWI6i5HzF64)

Hell yeah! Crimes Of Passion is great. I really enjoy the later Anthony Perkins movies like the Psycho sequels and Edge Of Sanity.

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YouTube- Edge of Sanity (1989) - Trailer (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tgsyp1SFGw4)

[Nicole Dupre]

Hey, Dino. I thought it was interesting that K. Russell actually threw in a few very Psycho-esque scenes towards the end of Crimes of Passion. Crimes explored two of Russell's favorite themes; the hypocrisy of Catholicism, and the persecution of saintly prostitutes. Russell was pretty clear about those two concepts in much of his work.

Knowing you, Dino, you're probably familiar with these other awesome Russell films But, if not, here are two more I'll bet you'd also like.

YouTube- Whore 1991 Ken Russell TRAILER (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WWOFQsFKZsY)

YouTube- The Devils - Confession Scene (Ken Russell, 1971) (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_5SnTm1vBD0)

[Star Angel 86]

The Whore,I'm familiar with Ginger Lynn,had a bit part in that.

[calebshung]

hackers and of course the rocky horror picture show

[Dino Velvet]

Hey, Dino. I thought it was interesting that K. Russell actually threw in a few very Psycho-esque scenes towards the end of Crimes of Passion. Crimes explored two of Russell's favorite themes; the hypocrisy of Catholicism, and the persecution of saintly prostitutes. Russell was pretty clear about those two concepts in much of his work.

Knowing you, Dino, you're probably familiar with these other awesome Russell films But, if not, here are two more I'll bet you'd also like.

YouTube- Whore 1991 Ken Russell TRAILER (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WWOFQsFKZsY)

YouTube- The Devils - Confession Scene (Ken Russell, 1971) (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_5SnTm1vBD0)

I'm eagerly waiting to see when The Devils finally gets a proper DVD release. It keeps getting postponed and postponed. I'm not only a fan of Ken Russell but also Oliver Reed.

Nicole, whenever I think of you David Lynch and Alejandro Jodorowsky come to mind. I hope you've been able to see Santa Sangre.

[mbf]

the majority of films featured in this book:

[ILuvGurls]

Rocky Horror Picture Show

[Nivek]

Return of the Living Dead, all time cult fav!!!

[traLika]

Some great films in this thread!

Some of the faves from my collection:

Blood Simple
Blue Velvet
Salvador
Suspiria
Duel
Seven
The Hidden
Xtro
Frontiers
Basket Case
The Abominable Dr Phibes
Man Bites Dog
Hard Boiled
The Vanishing (original European version)
Robocop
Evil Dead 2
Scanners
The Thing
The Lives Of Others
Perfume
Cold Prey
Trilogy Of Terror
Amelie
Shawshank Redemption
Taking Of Pelham 123 (Original)
Dark Star
Blade Runner
The Offence
In The Heat Of The Night
Faster Pussy Cat Kill Kill

And stupid films like this: