Originally published at Examiner.com on January 3, 2010. Since it’s the beginning of a new year and decade, films about the future come to mind when thinking of cult classics. In particular, there seems to be a trend of dystopia (the opposite of perfect utopia) in these sci-fi, futuristic cult films. Perhaps they are only [...]
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Dystopian Sci-Fi Makes for Good Cult Classics
Posted in Examiner.com, Film, tagged alfonso cuaron, blade runner, brazil, children of men, classics, cult classics, dystopia, fritz lang, metropolis, sci-fi, terry gilliam on March 31, 2010 | 2 Comments »
The ‘Twilight’ Movies: Cult Classic Status?
Posted in Examiner.com, Film, tagged cult classics, Twilight on December 13, 2009 | 5 Comments »
EDITOR’S NOTE: The following article was written on my Chicago Cult Classics Examiner page a few days before the release of Twilight: New Moon. This is not meant to belittle the Twilight series, but rather, it’s an observation based on the fact that the saga has often been referred to as a “cult classic” in [...]