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Top posts shared in CultCinema

Cemetery Man (1994) A very unique zombie film.

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252a month ago

Children Shouldn’t Play With Dead Things (1972)

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194a month ago

Mr. Vampire (1985) If I had to choose a singular, definitive film from Hong Kong's 1980's cinema boom that best encapsulates their mesmerizing, low budget-high effort wonderment filled movie making style of that era, I would choose Mr. Vampire (Or Peacock King)

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160a month ago

The LITTLE SHOP OF HORROR reboot movie gets shelved indefinitely

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156a month ago

Contraband (1980) Lucio Fulci's casting of Lee Van Cleef stuntman Romano Poppo as one of cinemas iciest & most sadistic mob enforcers was a spark of genius - The meanest, goriest, sleaziest piece of crime cinema I've seen is typically Fulci in it's b-movie excess

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151a month ago

Vermithrax Pejorative from the movie Dragonslayer 1981 - By me, I used fountain pen and grayscale markers

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144a month ago

Sparrow Unit:The Termination Squad (1987) Ultra violent (holy headshot squibs Batman!) low budget Filipino action obscurity - "Young idealists form a liquidation squad known as the Sparrow Unit, summarily executing the perceived enemies of the people until they are cornered by the government."

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140a month ago

Slums of Beverly Hills (1998) | A highly entertaining indie gem and a cult classic from the 90s deserving of more attention

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122a month ago

"Equalizer 2000" (1987) - Richard Norton, direct-to-video action movies go to bad guy, has sadly died. To honor his career we decided to watch one of the few times the multi-talented Australian played a good guy. It's a "Mad Max" cash-in where he builds a 6 barrel gun to fight far right fascists.

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121a month ago

Nosferatu (2024) alternative poster painted by me. Hope enjoyed this film? Hope you all like the art!

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111a month ago