Favorite Cult Films.

Sorry for the bland OP, rushing through a poster which counts for ten credits of my final years.

Anyway mine are

1. American Psycho.

2. Fight Club.

3. Taxi Driver.

@foolsgold: What would one consider a cult film cause those film seem widely popular...well on the net hehe

I mean I can say the cornetto trilogy or evil dead, alot actually

Reservoir Dog and From Dusk til Dawn

I guess the best cult films all become popular eventually. Honestly I'm not to fussed on the exact dynamics tbh :P.

Evil Dead, Evil Dead 2, Army of Darkness, Rocky Horror Picture Show, Little Shop of Horrors, Mars Attacks, Killer Klowns from Outer Space.

Donnie Darko and Lost in Translation. Those count, right?

DREDD

Darkman

Belly

Teenage Mutant Turtles ( the original )

Babyboy

Friday

Ghostbusters

Batman 89

The Fifth Element

Groundhog Day

Trippin

The Last Dragon

Robocop ( the original )

The Mask

Blade Runner (Director's Cut )

Blade

Citizen Kane

A Nightmare on Elm Street (the original)

Terminator 2 Judgement Day

Bad Santa

Back to the Future.

Back To The Future and 1989 Batman.

Ginger Snaps, Friday the 13th part 6 Jason Lives, Dark City, Beetlejuice, May, A Nightmare on Elm St 3 Dream Warriors, Heathers, The Iceman, Dr. Strangelove.

I am unsure whether Hellraiser, The Texas Chain Saw Massacre (original), The Evil Dead trilogy, The Wicker Man (original) or Bram Stoker's Dracula count as cult films in this day and age so i'll add them separately down here.

Fight Club

Everything in here looks good.

@cloakx14: T2 is a cult film?

Such a good film :)

@foolsgold: Clerks

The Last Unicorn

1925 version of Phantom of the Opera

Crimewave by Raimi and the Coen Brothers

Burn After Reading

Heavy Traffic

Hey Good Lookin'

Phantom of the Paradise

The Haunting (1963 version)

How to Make a Monster (1950's version)

John Carpenter's The Thing

The Fog (Carpenter version)

Blade Runner

Alien

The Incredible Melting Man

Rock n' Rule

Robot Carnival

Captain Harlock (film length version)

the first 2 Gojira films (Gigantis the Fire Monster introduces the very second Kaiju, Anguirus)

The Head That Wouldn't Die

Halloween 1 (Carpenter version)

Army of Darkness, &

The Boondock Saints

Oh god, don't even get me started....

Lots.

Fight Club

The Warriors

Airplane

Blazzing Saddles

Gojira

Blade Runner

Alien/s

Predator

John Carpenter's The Thing

Big Trouble in Little China

Friday

Ghostbusters

Back to the Future

and many more...

SLC Punk

KIDS

Memento

Defender2000

Mad Max

Blade Runner

Anything Mel Brooks Spaceballs being 1

Requiem For a Dream

Terminator 1

Re-Animator

Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas

Edward Scissorhands

Short Circuit 1&2

Evil Dead

Army of Darkness

The Toxic Avenger lol

Halloween

Attack of the 50 foot Woman

Shawn of the Dead

Amazon Women of the Moon

The Burb's

All Monty Python's

Death Race 2000

A Space Odyssey 2001

Heavy Metal 2000

Boondock Saints

The Deer Hunter

The 13th Warrior

Starship Troopers

Wild Things

List goes on man so many good ones out there.

Soylent Green

The Quick and the Dead

Night of the Living Dead

Phantom of the Opera

Fantastic Voyage

Barberella

Dracula

Bringing Up Baby

The Longriders

Are some more good ones.

Does Scott Pilgrim vs the World count?

Fight Club

American Psycho- "Don't just stare at it, eat it!"

Donnie Darko

Requiem for a Dream- "A$$ to @$$!"

Memento

Dark City

@silverpool: ahh Donnie Darko, good one.

@silverpool: Dark City is pretty good too! Keifer lol

Ichi the Killer.......

Drop Dead Fred, Eternal Sunshine, American Psycho and Fight Club. :)

Remo Williams : The adventure begins. It's not shown as much anymore, but whenever it was shown I always tried to watch it. I loved the training scenes between Chung and the cop.Oh and of course, wilford Brimley :)

How is that a cult film?

Dredd and Equilibrium come to mind

I think we need a criteria on what qualifies, many are listing movies I would consider popular blockbusters.

El Topo

Grandma's Boy

@comicstooge: Cult films have a large fan following, the dialogue from the films are quoted, and they have have fans the view the films over and over again and in pop culture have been parodied in other films or forms of media. All of those apply to Back To The Future.

Basically the entire View Askew-verse. Best movie universe ;)

I have several favorites but Rocky Horror Picture Show wins hands down.

Big Trouble in Little China, The Lost Boys, Labyrinth, The Princess Bride, Jacob's Ladder, The Boondock Saints, Fight Club, Dark City, Highlander, Kung Fu Hustle, The Toxic Avenger , The Last Dragon, Willow.

Depends on what you call a cult film, since some of the ones listed I don't exactly find to be cult films personally.

Shoot'em Up is definitely high on my list.

@the_poet: Welcome back man.

On topic: American Psycho, Reservoir Dogs and Fight Club are my favorites.

@scorpion2501: thanks :)

The Fifth Element

Scott Pilgrim vs the World

Clue

The Princess Bride

Monty Python and the Holy Grail

Hot Rod

Galaxy Quest

Cult fims are known for having small, dedicated fanbases that may have been critically panned or financially unsuccessful where the films focus on obscure themes. The whole point of a 'cult' film is that they're shun by the mainstream. Movies like Plan 9 from Outer Space, Streets of Fire and Sleepaway Camp are considered cult films. Not well received, popular blockbusters like Back to the Future.

@comicstooge: Meh, I still see it as a cult film. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

Fair enough.

Sharknado

Its funny that film didn't get that great reactions when it first came out :P