Cult classics you enjoyed

*cowabunga14* · 09-01-2006, 08:01 PM

If y'all enjoyed any cult classics, then talk about 'em and put 'em in any order ya want. For a list, go here: Category:Cult films

Well, I'll start us off.

Bubba Ho-Tep - This movie was great and I remember the first time I saw it. Bruce Campbell was a good choice for Elvis and Ossie Davis played a good JFK. I really enjoyed the plot and the fact that this movie was a hybrid horror type o' deal. If a sequel doesn't get made, then that's fine with me.

Dawn of the Dead (original) - Admit it...zombies are cool. If this the only George Romero I ever see again, that's all right. I'm glad I was able to catch this on IFC when it was on a few months ago. If zombies ever invade my local mall, I'll probably go in there with some friends and chop till I drop.

The Search for Animal Chin - This has to be one of favorite skatboarding movies of all time. The five Bones Brigade skaters it starred traveled around many places while having fun, search of a wizened old man, Won Ton "Animal" Chin. Stacy Peralta really wanted to start the whole "adventure movie" aspect of skateboarding, and he did just that.

The Evil Dead - This movie proved how much of a genius Sam Raimi is. I thought the plot was quite original and it funny seein' Bruce scream like a girl.

The makeup effects looked very real to me and the special effects -- mixed with the campy gore -- made for a good combination. If Raimi didn't make this, and/or if he wasn't childhood buddies with Bruce Campbell, then he wouldn't be where he is today.

09-01-2006, 08:01 PM	#1
cowabunga14 Lover of Weird Things Join Date: Aug 2004 Location: CA Posts: 4,014	Cult classics you enjoyed If y'all enjoyed any cult classics, then talk about 'em and put 'em in any order ya want. For a list, go here: Category:Cult films Well, I'll start us off. Bubba Ho-Tep - This movie was great and I remember the first time I saw it. Bruce Campbell was a good choice for Elvis and Ossie Davis played a good JFK. I really enjoyed the plot and the fact that this movie was a hybrid horror type o' deal. If a sequel doesn't get made, then that's fine with me. Dawn of the Dead (original) - Admit it...zombies are cool. If this the only George Romero I ever see again, that's all right. I'm glad I was able to catch this on IFC when it was on a few months ago. If zombies ever invade my local mall, I'll probably go in there with some friends and chop till I drop. The Search for Animal Chin - This has to be one of favorite skatboarding movies of all time. The five Bones Brigade skaters it starred traveled around many places while having fun, search of a wizened old man, Won Ton "Animal" Chin. Stacy Peralta really wanted to start the whole "adventure movie" aspect of skateboarding, and he did just that. The Evil Dead - This movie proved how much of a genius Sam Raimi is. I thought the plot was quite original and it funny seein' Bruce scream like a girl. The makeup effects looked very real to me and the special effects -- mixed with the campy gore -- made for a good combination. If Raimi didn't make this, and/or if he wasn't childhood buddies with Bruce Campbell, then he wouldn't be where he is today. __________________ How can something so beautiful shine on something so dreadful?