Articles related to "Cult Film"

Various film buffs attempt to answer the question: What makes a movie cult?

A synopsis of the most beloved cult films of the 1980s.

John Carpenter's dark vision oozes from nearly every frame of this gritty original.

In a darker near-future, an authoritarian culture has prevailed in the United State of America, and the state imposes a one-child policy with dire results.

Bakshi's cult classic explores a post-apocalyptic future in which magic and peace, have flourished - until the discovery of a cache of Axis weaponry and propaganda.

Since its release Donnie Darko has gained popularity through word of mouth and can now be seen as the epitome of cult film making.

Although nearly 90 years old, Häxan, from Danish director Benjamin Christensen, still has the power to shock, engage, enthral and thrill.

Finding free, quality events in London may be like searching for the proverbial needle in the haystack but every so often something comes along to make your wallet smile.

A look at why some movies become highly acclaimed cult films.

A weekend in the country descends into chaos for a down-on-their-luck pair of resting actors Withnail (Richard E. Grant) and Marwood (Paul McGann).

If you are visiting London and looking for alternative fashion, antiques, great music, and a fun-day out, Camden Town is the place to visit.

Alejandro Jodorowsky's 35-minute short from 1957 is a fascinating look at the filmmaker's earliest work.

Alejandro Jodorowsky explains his landmark 1970 film about sin, corruption and enlightenment in the desert.

Alejandro Jodorowsky explains his scandalous 1968 film that caused riots to break out in Mexican theaters.

A remake of the cult classic The Rocky Horror Picture Show is in the pipeline but do we really need to do the Time Warp again?

For people looking to celebrate the season with alternative Christmas movies instead of the traditional classics, try cult or camp holiday films or independent films.

Certain films carve out a niche in peoples' hearts, garnering wave after wave of new fans every generation. This article looks at 8 such contemporary foreign film gems.

This 1990 documentary about controversial filmmaker Alejandro Jodorowsky is almost as strangely satisfying as his surreal films.

The only beauty you're likely to find in midnight movies lies in the emotional truths behind these twisted presentations of the monstrous and perverse.

This taut, lean tale of an alien invasion is an allegory proclaiming the dehumanizing effect of Communism - and the virtue of American individuality.

Unavailable for 30 years, Alejandro Jodorowsky's 1973 mystical monstrosity is now part of a box set titled "The Films of Alejandro Jodorowsky."

Sleepaway Camp is the cautionary tale of murder, homosexuality, and summer camp.

Anthony Hopkins stars as the speed-obsessed Kiwi New Zealand with his sites set on breaking the world land speed record on his 1920 Indian Scout motorcycle

Five less common cult flicks, all guaranteed to turn your stomach, confuse or shock. All are available on DVD--getting through some of them can be the challenging part.

An unusual foreign film, shot in black and white but colour tinted and near-silent, Tuvalu has already earned cult status and been compared to Eraserhead and Delicatessen

Step back in time with Panorama Tours, Maria and the von Trapp family in Salzburg to see the classic locations where the cult Sound of Music took to the silver screen.

The gilded path to glory rarely runs smooth, but for Farhan Akhtar things couldn't run any smoother. Everything he touches seems to turn to gold.

A product of the new "do it yourself" films trend, Vampire Diary attempts to bring the world of a bloodsucking beauty down to earth, with mixed results.

Logan Botanic Garden which lies just a few miles from Scotland's most southerly tip contains a remarkable collection of plants from many of the world's warmer countries.

Street Kings is a bland and generic James Elroy written crime thriller, which is directed by L.A. corrupt cop maestro David Ayers and stars a miscast Keanu Reeves

Related to its predecessor in name only, there is nothing worthwhile about this direct-to-video sequel, about a psychic investigator tracking down a serial killer. 2/10

Featuring three Toronto premieres and one Canadian premiere along with two popular musicals, CanStage aims to celebrate their birthday with a bang.

Murdoch is being hunted by the police for murders he does not remember committing, and a sinister group lurk in the shadows of Dark City.

Coveted cult classic, Donnie Darko, becomes the latest victim of the sequel club, with a "new" installment set to be released in 2009.

Rio de Janeiro's favelas, or slums, are legendary. Take a tour for a deeper, fuller insight into what makes into what makes these widely misunderstood communities tick.

Darren Aronofsky's film is nuanced, extremely realistic and well-researched, as well as emotionally gripping to the very last.

In the world of Mixed Martial Arts (MMA), Gina Carano is a force to be reckoned with. She also casts an imposing shadow in the other aspects of her life as well.

Directed by two-time Academy Award-winning cinematographer Freddie Francis and starring Vanessa Howard, this rare comedy/horror cult classic is still waiting for its due.

Stars shine and supporting cast excels in this quirky, upbeat remake of the musical comedy.

Immortals exist in secret, and they battle one another through the centuries until only a few remain and are drawn together for the final battle - the Gathering

A shoestring budget these days for a film production still usually amounts to a few hundred thousand dollars. How then does a film fare when it's made for only £45?

The films Control and 24 Hour Party People put Manchester's music scene in the spotlight. Joy Division, Sex Pistols, Oasis, Morrissey & the Smiths made their marks here.

Richard Wells delivers a surprisingly engaging score for a less-than-original science fiction/horror film.

Werner Herzog directs Nicolas Cage as he succumbs to addiction and otherwise completely loses his mind in a post Hurricane Katrina New Orleans setting

Before today's teen stars, John Travolta and Olivia Newton-John rocked as Sandy and Danny. Surprisingly enough, they still do.

Venice Beach is known for its bodybuilding culture. From Arnold Schwarzenegger to Jack LaLanne, the city boasts some of the most famous bodybuilders in the world.

Greg Mottola delivers another comedy gem with new film Adventureland. Read a review of the movie below

From Alfred Hitchcock's Psycho to Jonathan Demme's Silence of the Lambs, thrillers have been captivating audiences for decades.

In a year that featured a ton of look-alike, sound-alike CG animated movies, which one will walk home with an Oscar? Your fearless animation writer looks at their chances

In a career that has spanned more than two decades, Kathryn Bigelow has distinguished herself as one of Hollywood's most prolific film directors.