Fave cult classic film? Thread

They were talking about this on BBC Radio 1, and I was just wondering what everyone's fave was.

Without a shadow of a doubt, mine is Evil Dead, numero uno.

Mine is Office Space. The best damn Average Joe movie ever made

"C-can I please have my st-stapler, please?"

Oh, and Versus.

Edited by: Karuto

cult classic errr

Withnail & I probably

"I swear sir I've only had a few ales"

Either "The Man with the Harmonica" or "High Noon" (this old b&w movie)
These are pure classics:D

"death race 2000" or "Rocky horror picture show",
they're both hilariously cheesy and strange

Dr Strangelove or How I learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb.

or anything with bruce campbell in it (bubba hotep, evildead series, etc)

ImTheDarkcyde wrote: Dr Strangelove or How I learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb.

"Flouridating water is a communist scheme to rob us of our precious bodily fluids!"

Yeah. That movie was good, but for me, it's all Mel Brooks films baby. Blazing Saddles, Young Frankenstein, History of the World Part I (not Part II. Part II sucked.), etcetera.

The Size of Watermelons

--

The original cure for monogomy

sorry, I had to do it

I must agree with ImTheDarkcyde on Dr Strangelove. I loved that movie. Whats really crazy though, is that my mom dated Peter Sellers, the guy that plays the british officer dude who gets locked into that one military bunker/office thingy, and is harassed by the crazy guy. Also "Inspector Cleseou" (sp), from The Pink Panther..

I also really love Apocalypse Now, A Clockwork Orange, What Dreams May Come (despite very poor acting), and The Wall (yeah, the totally nonsensical movie by Pink Floyd).

Ichi the Killer. Yes. Sadistical, disgusting, I love it!

Future Cult Classic, perhaps one now. At least one in my opinion, I <3 Huckabees.

man i cant believe i forgot

ROCKY <--bets cult series ever

honestly ive never understood it, how can ANYONE like the wall? it was so shit i was sitting there bored off my ass until i got up took the dvd out put it in its box and threw it out the window much to my friends dismay(it was his dvd )

i watched a good 4/5th of it tho but still the only cool part was when he smashed everything up and then organised it into little piles

Rocky!!! Rocky!!! Rocky!!!
Man me and my friends got into a boxing phase after watching those movies. didnt last long thought

Apocalypse Now maybe. Evil Dead is good, two and three was just wacko (Bruce Campbell was still looking sexah though )

evil dead 2 was shit, im soryr it was just horrible...maddox says Army of Darkness rocks though

i haven't seen the first one though which is actually supposed to be good

To sound dumb,what is exactly a cult classic anyway? Just a movies series that generates a following or what?

Edited by: Brad_Mclain

a cult classic is a classic movie that has become popular between a group of people and not history

like lets say: Phantom Of The Opera or Carmen are classic Operas yes? but they dont have a cult following

Ok Thanks

Army of Darkness is the best Evil Dead film because it's gloriously silly, and contains the best chat-up line ever:

"Gimme some sugar, baby!"

Edited by: Mauvebib

Pulp Fiction is really good.
Also there is this german movie called "Werner"... its about this plumber who keeps drinkin beer and does all kindas of crazy stuff. This is the most HILARIOUS movie ever made

im not sure if this is a cult classic, i think it is, but
The Blues Brothers
Sequel was gay though, you can't replace John belushi with john goodman. You just can't.

Edited by: VegasTheWZAd

Rocky horror, fast time at ridgemont high, and pulp fiction
8)

Edited by: Fitz720

jackie brown

San-J wrote:
and The Wall (yeah, the totally nonsensical movie by Pink Floyd).

Its not nonsensical, it just uses music and imagery to show feelings instead of words. The (concept) album alone had story, thats just the images.

Alright, I stand corrected. It's not nonsensical, but rather difficult to understand. I thought I sort of understood it, though I may be totally off. In any case, I really liked it.