Movie Theme of the Week!

Done Dan.

I'll probably change it to other Rocky goodness later on in the week.

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I'm going with Head, the 1968 film starring The Monkees.

If memory serves, I linked that thread, during your theme.

Yep, he did!

Remember, it's your theme. If you want to limit it to only the more obscure films, you can.

Cool, Dick Miller as a main character. He's cool!

I wish we could just use the URL. I can't find, or remember where the damn code is. Click to watch the movie, if you like.

A Bucket of Blood

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Well, i'm not sure how i can cut it down when it's quite subjective, thought not using films that were 'cult' solely on fan following would be good start in cutting out mainstream movies that can be deemed as cult. Since most zombie films are also cult and done last week, will say none of them.

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The Saints is a bit unoriginal, so I uniqued it up a bit...

Judges?

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The Freedom Roads

Good.

Would Donnie Darko count for this? If so, dibs.

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Cat People (1942)

Eh, it was cult until everyone started bumming it

Yeah, you did... ... it was close to the end of my swashbuckling time... but still drummed up some conversation, if I remember right...

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I'm using Touch of Evil.

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Johann von Goethe

Great themes so far

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I'm in movie heaven

Be excellent to each other.

I must admit, that's the first thing I thought of too.

Without wishing to sound a schmuck, I'm pleased to be getting rid of the zombies, especially as I can indulge in one of my favourites...

Death Race 2000.

Great theme.

Got mine.

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Hm, mines not exactly obscure (at least not on a movie forum) but, I like it.

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So difficult to narrow it down. So many cult movies become kind of mainstream-cult (you know what I mean, they're on t-shirts and posters everywhere, your Scarface, your Clockwork Orange etc). What counts as obscure cult? If just me and my mate like it that makes it obscure, but is it enough for a cult? Cultexistential angst aside, I've gone for this. Cos I like it. And a couple other of my favourites have been picked already.



"I'm being postmodern, before it's fashionable."

God: It's a pity you didn't sign the Smiths, but you were right about Mick Hucknell. His music's rubbish, and he's a ginger

"Jazz is the last refuge of the untalented. Jazz musicians enjoy themselves more than anyone listening to them does"

Pretty sure I am sticking with this film, but probably change the avie around some. Nice choice.

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Loving this theme Mines not that great of a choice but I love the movie ^_^

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