Favorite Cult Movie

two words





Billy Jack

 

And what about The incredible shinking man??
Or does that qualify

 

Two Words: Mickey One

 

I'm sorry, that does not qualify as a cult movie

http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Category:Cult_films&from=Freaks

But we'll let it slide as a cult movie

 

From Dusk Til Dawn

Went to that every Friday night at midnight at a local brews-n-cinema type place. We yelled things out at the screen, like "Say it! Say it!" (during the "What kind of preacher are you?" scene) and "I smell a 'Nam story coming!" just before the 'Nam story scene.

 

Spinal Tap is my fav but there are plenty of others

 

A fan of the one handed violinist I see!

 

One of my favs also - the Kirgen was a badass

 

That is also a newborne classic. UNCLE RICO!

 

He Vass Playin it vit his d***, classic movie

 

I don't know about cult, but it is definitely a sinful delight!

 

ZUG ZUG!

 

Atouk, aluna lahna

 

Yes. Robert Carlisle as Begby was completely out of control.

 

MACHA! NO MACHA!

 

Would the Original "The Producers" with Dick Shawn, qualify as cult movie?

 

I'm not sure, but it sure is a classic.

 

The Terror of Tiny Town

 

Good Choice

 

Another cult fav which polarizes folks...Zardoz which is so tongue-in-cheek and over the top that it crosses over from serious sci-fi to camp and back again.

 

Good call. While we're talking about John Boorman, I think that most of his other films could qualify as cult films: "Point Blank", "Hell In The Pacific", "Excalibur", and "The Emerald Forest" are what immediately come to mind - they're flawed, but also very interesting films. And "Deliverance" seems to have taken on a life of it's own as a cultural touchstone, but one that should be seen by all who have heard about it but never experienced for themselves. It's actually a tautly gripping, extremely well-directed film that, while difficult viewing at times, is excellent.
I've always thought that Boorman gets unfairly dismissed when talking about the great directors of the past 40 years or so - you never hear him mentioned with the usual suspects.

Aaron

 

Two Lane Blacktop, thought it could of been much, much better.

 

I just rewatched Mars Attacks. This movie has the coolest ending, sorry Slim

 

This has been on TV a few times lately and just gets better and better. The price on the DVD has recently come down to under $10.