List of cult films
List of films that generated cult following From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Cult films are films with a dedicated and passionate following, often defined by their opposition to mainstream appeal and traditional cinematic norms.[1] While the term lacks a singular definition, it generally includes films that inspire devoted fan engagement, such as cosplay, participatory screenings, and festivals.[1][2] Some scholars argue that cult films must have a transgressive or subcultural quality,[3] though definitions have expanded over time to include mainstream films with unconventional elements.[4] Critics have noted that the term is increasingly vague, with mainstream recognition and marketing blurring its original oppositional identity.[5][4] Cult films often thrive on their inherent contradictions—celebrated for qualities both good and bad, artistic and exploitative—highlighting the subjective nature of art and fandom.[6]
The following is a list of cult films organized alphabetically by title:
- List of cult films: 0–9
- List of cult films: A
- List of cult films: B
- List of cult films: C
- List of cult films: D
- List of cult films: E
- List of cult films: F
- List of cult films: G
- List of cult films: H
- List of cult films: I
- List of cult films: J
- List of cult films: K
- List of cult films: L
- List of cult films: M
- List of cult films: N
- List of cult films: O
- List of cult films: P
- List of cult films: Q
- List of cult films: R
- List of cult films: S
- List of cult films: T
- List of cult films: U
- List of cult films: V
- List of cult films: W
- List of cult films: X
- List of cult films: Y
- List of cult films: Z
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