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So guys and girls, what cult TV/films do you watch? For me, its Countdown, Deal or No Deal (they both fucking rock... plus the fact that Countdown is on 5 minutes before Deal or No Deal, and DoND is on at 4.15, which means I can do a 4.20 while watching it), 24 and Battlestar Galactica. Im not really sure if there are any cult films, so Im not gonna list any right now :o
Any of you lot watch those, or do you watch other stuff like Buffy?
star wars is a cult film,,,, but im not into that,,,,, for me i watch lost, big brother, and desperate housewives,,, saying that now makes me realize that these shows are cults
TV
seinfeld
24
prison break
weeds
las vegas
surface
mind freak..
.... and more i cant think of.. i watch alot of tv
movies...
my favorites
american beauty
sideways
donnie darko
trailer park boys, billable hours, and ali g are my favourite shows right now, conveniently coming on in that order every sunday night. i used to be huge into Prison Break, but I missed like the last 4, I am so pissed off about that. And I'm more pissed now that there will be a new season that is going to end up just confusing me now that i'm outta the loop
oh the the thread starter, buffy is my favourite tv show, but i haven't seen it on TV in years. there's a sale @ future shop to buy the whole series [7 seasons] for $135.99 which is pretty good considering each season costs $59.99 [which would equal $420 to buy them all]. I'm wondering if I should save up my money big time to get it, cause I don't know how long a deal like that will stay around
hello Sam I used to watch lost until I got lost in the plot. Can you clue me into what's going on? I Missed a few episodes.Quote:
Originally Posted by Samwhore
I like the real old TV shows, from the early 50's through the mid 60's. Most are not really "cult", though.
The new reissue of Plan 9 From Outer Space, in color for the first time, with commentary by Mike Nelson was recently released. I have in on a VHS tape in B&W, and plan on getting the colorized DVD version. The same company reissued Reefer Madness a couple of years ago, colorized, also with Mike Nelson and other commentators on a separate audio channel that can be switched on or off. This DVD is the best one to get. This stuff is definitely cult, and I've seen Reefer Madness on a big screen when NORML unearthed it many years ago. It first came out in the late 1930's.
Home Movies.. The televison show.
Ha! I didn't think anybody else watched that show. I just wish it was geared a little bit more towards a more mature audience. Sorry for the double.Quote:
Originally Posted by Billionfold
prison break
24
las vegas
trailer park boys
trailer park boys
ali g
house
wondershowzen
south park