Well, considering it was originally made as a low-budget film (the classic definition of a 'B' movie)

In days of old the studios classified their films as either "A" or "B" films. The "A" films got the top actors, the full court press publicity and wide distribution, while the "B" films enjoyed limited release and little-known (or has-been) actors. Word of mouth and good publicity propel "B" films to major motion picture status, eventually earning cult-film status.

Muriel's Wedding!

i've finally seen Harold & Maude and it somehow manages to not be creepy......it is my new favorite movie.

my gf & i saw it at a midnight showing in Louisville the weekend b/f V-day.....

Party Monster anyone?

that movie had the greatest soundtrack... between Stacey Q's "Two of Hearts" and a creepy ass Macaulay Culkin makes it worthwhile.

titles mentioned already:
But Im a Cheerleader
Slums of Beverly Hills (Natasha Lyonne = shiz)
Office Space (i quote this movie too much)
PCU is a good one, wouldnt watch it over and over though

movies im going to nominate (and feel free to second or reject these motions):
Napoleon Dynomite - its definitely one of those "either love it or hate it" movies.
Clueless - i know it made crazy money right but all of those actors were B-list at the time (Alicia Silverstone, Stacy Dash, Donald Faison, Brittney Murphy, Paul Rudd) and who HASN'T quoted a Clueless line before?

As far as B-Flicks, as many have noted:
But I'm a Cheerleader
Earth Women are Easy
Faster Pussycat! Kill Kill!
And my favorite movie from HS: Center Stage

Cult Flicks:
Billy Jack
Dr. Strangelove
Full Metal Jacket
The Life Aquatic
The 7th Seal

Showgirls!

It's awesomely bad, and yet so entertaining. It's so bad I had to buy it. Watch it if you don't believe me.

Trainspotting
FREAKED
Bill & Ted's Bogus Journey

Nomi's got heat!

BWHAHAHa that movie IS pure entertainment. oh elizabeth berkeley :sigh:
(ive got a friend is a huge fan of hers, and has all the SBTB eps on VHS!! she says it wouldnt be the same if she watched in DVD)

party monster is INSANE. you just have to keep watching it over and over and over. speaking of partys ... what about Party Girl with Parker Posey? i love her.

Newsies and Dazed and Confused.

my favorite B movie is Pay the Price. it's like drumline before drumline was drumline. horrible acting, but fun to watch nonetheless.

no joke, i just spit chicken and lamb on my mac keyboard reading the plot. Drumline was clliche in itself... but this mess has me ROTFLMAO... mentally anyway, since i shouldnt even be on here at work. :D

the site even looks so B-list - i bet the movie was edited on iMovie or something. i SO wish this movie was on youtube cause im too ashamed to netflix it.


<--cleaning grease stains off keyboard and desk

i will send it to you, i want as many people to suffer as possible!

ill PM you my address, no joke - i have got to see this nonsense!

Sad to note... I own this film.

Not sure I consider Kev's stuff either a B movie, maybe a cult flick, but they still are more indie then cult to me.


Must admit that I really think Party Monster fits well here.... by far a great cult flick. I also think (as some have been mentioned) that all the Christopher Guest films are great fits here too!