Cult Films: Analysis of Rocky Horror Picture Show and Pink Flamingos

Cult films are described as a type of film that is overly obsessive and sometimes a ceremonial fan layer, but not only by its small but focused believers, but also by the ability to deal with current or past subtly It is also characterized. Business way of doing It is politically correct. Others may explain "cult movies" as a kind of movie including "over top" performance, disgusted blood and bloody scenes, very different characters, and often incredible "climbing" scenes Hmm. However, it can be said that the definition of "cult" might just mean "a series of controversial films are contrary to the mainstream Hollywood integration norm".

For example, the Rocky-Horror photo exhibition still sympathizes with some people. Astonishingly ridiculous pink flamingo, a torch song trilogy drama. Let's capture the abstraction and emotion rather than specific reality movies. I also love these movies. There are many people different from my strange color, but it will not be expressed in a movie like homosexuality, but even if I can see it, I can not imagine falling in love with the movie I drew . This is very fair, but as I said earlier, most of them would like to sympathize with stories they work hard and not completely theirs, but that shape is what people think I think that it will not change as much.

Rocky Horror Photo Exhibition is one of those dazzling movies I began to watch, with no prejudice or clues about it. Since this movie was first released in 1975, this movie has always occupied the place of worship, but I do not know. I grabbed this opportunity and I was very satisfied with the results. A film debut directed by Jim Sherman and Tim Carey starred, and writers Richard O'Brien, Patricia Quinn, and Nell Campbell reinterpreted their stage role, the Rocky Horror photo exhibition features a young man Entered the audience's participation, props, expectations complete ceremonies to make. Rocky Horror Photo Exhibition started as a stage production before shooting, endured the test of time, became the longest continuous playback movie in the history of movies.

Early in the 1970s, Killer Tomato Attack (1978) was specially designed for cult movies and Rocky Horror Photo Exhibition was produced by Hollywood's main studio 20th Century Fox. After decades of release, Rocky Horror became a seventh ranked movie after inflation adjustment; the journalist Matt Singer asks if Rocky Horror's popularity overrides its cult position. did. Established in 1974, Troma Entertainment is an independent studio known for enthusiastic supporters and cult movies. In the 1980s, Danny · Peary's cult movie (1981) will influence Edgar Wright and A.V. Club of film critic Scott Tobias. The rise of family videos will play a mainstream role in cult movies and cult actions. However, this acceptance is not universal, and some critics are against the mainstreaming of this theme.