This is a surprisingly hard question to answer:
Q for my under-30 followers: what would you regard as cult classic films made after 2000?
— Dan McLaughlin (@baseballcrank) December 1, 2012
…not that I can, given that I’m almost 43*. But Sonny Bunch gives it a go.
Moe Lane
PS: If I answer the question anyway? I suspect that we’re going to have more of a situation where movie clips become cult. For example: The Hitler Bunker clip, or the Anchorman Trident scene. People ‘know’ those even if they’ve never seen the films in question.
*Damned if I know what happened, either. Fortunately, I generally like being the age that I actually am.
“The Room” or “Birdemic: Shock and Terror”
5th Element or Dr Horrible
I posed this question to my girlfriend, who came up with Machete.
Never did get around to watching Grindhouse (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0462322/?ref_=fn_al_tt_1) … is the Death Proof segment that much less memorable?
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Mew
Another she came up with is Shaun of the Dead, which seems to have single-handedly started the current zombie craze.
5th element was 1997. the problem with giving films cult status post 2000 is that it is so much easier to access films now between Netflix and the INternet in general.
Okay. I feel old, didnt realize it was that old already