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Old 11.23.2016, 05:05 PM   #20000
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Originally Posted by demonrail666
Rocky Horror is more an event than a film. The whole audience participation thing is central to its cult status. As a film in its own right it really doesn't work at all. I suggest you simply slip into some lingerie and start talking back to the screen if you wanna get the best from it.
ha ha ha ha

i'll do that if there's a next time

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Originally Posted by noisereductions
Rocky Horror is pretty meh. There are far better "so bad they're good" films. This one just happened to get the cult following.

i enjoyed the whole glam rock aeasthetic of it

tim curry as marc bolan or what?

plus, the biggest reason-- susan sarandon in her bra and panties in 1974-- UAU

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this isn't a bad candidate for video wallpaper at a party actually
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