Top cult movie

The Trail(Orson Wells)
Q the winged serpent, God told me to KILL, and the stuf(Larry Cohen)
Kicking and Screaming(Noah Baumbach)
The man with the screaming brain(Bruce Campbell)
Monster Squad(Fred Dekker)
Millionaires Express(Sammo Hung Kam-Bo)
The Hazing(Rolfe Kanefsky)
Suicide Club(Sion Sono)
2LDK(Yukihiko Tsutsumi)
Gozu and Dead or Alive 2(Takashi Miike)<anything by miike>

<"A Cult film is a film watched by 10 people a 1000 times a mainstream film film is a film watched 1 time by 1000 people" Bruce Campbell (close enough)>

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this is one of the best.
evil dead
I mean all of them
1,2 and army of darkness.
seen it like a million time never gets old!

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I just wrote an "Ode to Fight Club," but to call it a cult film isn't correct.

My vote: Repo Man

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Fight Club is referred to as a cult film in many circles of film talk...

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Fight Club didn't do much for me. It was, of course, a much better book.

To me a cult movie is something like Rocky Horror Picture Show.

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If we are going to base cult status on economics, I think the Blair Witch Project has to mentioned. Translating $35,000 into $250 million is quite the accomplishment. Although, I don't know anyone that currently owns a copy or has the desire to watch it over again, so its cult status was fleeting. Personally Office Space takes the cake as my top 'cult' film.

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My vote would be Battle Royale...if you're into that sort of thing.

Also Eating Raul was a pretty good mind job.

The Doom Generation

exactly the evil dead series are the biggest cult movies and they just never get old

other than evil dead i would say Donnie Darko or This is Spinal Tap

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i would say any film with a highly dedicated fan-base is a cult film , but it seems the more broad defintion would also be a movie that didn't do well in box office

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How the **** does a film that didn't do well at the box-office basis for cult status?

"This film sucked, no one went to see it because it was appalling, but at least from our failure we can now call it a 'cult' film"

Bollocks.

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Scarface

I agree,it is a cult film,i like to watch it while i eat

Harold and Maude is the epitome of a cult classic.

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I'm pretty sure most of you agree with me. Go to "Saully's Reviews" to read my full-written review of it.

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I think my favorite cult film of all time is Army of Darkness. IMO, a cult film is one that didn't do well at the box office, but has found a life on video/DVD and has a strong underground following. A couple others that I love are of course Troll 2 and The Room. Classics.

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Why do you love this movie? It's one of the worst.

Ha. Well, that's what makes them the best actually. Troll 2 and The Room are so horrible that they are painful and yet hilarious to watch. I mean, Tommy Wiseau's performance alone is worth the price of admission. I've never seen this in one of the midnight showings they have every once in a while, but I would love to see it with a crowd.