I got this scratch poster as a Secret Santa gift, so for a new years resolution I& #39;m going to watch these 100 Cult films in 2020.

I& #39;ve seen quite a few of them before (48ish I think), but for completion sake I& #39;m going to rewatch what I& #39;ve already seen.
Naturally I created a spread sheet to track my progress, and searched for all of them on Netflix.

14 are on Netflix and 3 I own on DVD, and then I& #39;ll have to start looking elsewhere!

I& #39;m prepared to host movie nights to make this happen!
Enter the Dragon, 1973.

One down. 99 to go.
Film 2: The Terminator, 1984
Film 3: Videodrome, 1983.

Only 3 films in, and this has raised the bar for wierdness.
Film 4: Lost in Translation, 2003
Film 5: Dazed and Confused, 1993.
Film 6: Monty Python and the Holy Grail, 1975
Film 7: Mars Attacks! 1996
Film 8: Goodfellas, 1990.
Film 9: Rocky Horror Picture Show, 1975.
Film 10: Robocop, 1987

This film is full of cartoon villians, ultra-violence and a musical score that feels oddly off genre.
Film 11: True Romance, 1993.
Film 12: Monty Python& #39;s Life Of Brian, 1979
Film 13: American Psycho, 2000

Personally I think it was all in his head.
Film 14: Reservoir Dogs, 1992

Tarantino& #39;s direcorial debut, and the last of my poster movies available on Netflix. Starting to call in the movie favours to continue my 2020 goal!
Film 15: Alien, 1979

Such amazing design. A masterpiece.
Film 16: Old Boy, 2003
Film 17: Boogie Nights, 1997

Thanks @AidanPope9 for lending me these films (will post the full list once I& #39;ve watched them).
Film 18: Big Trouble in Little China, 1986.

A terrible amazing film!
Film 19: Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas, 1998
Film 20: The Fifth Element, 1997.

Man, it is a stylish film. One of my favourites.
Film 21: Army of Darkness, 1992
Film 22: Withnail & I, 1987.
Film 23: Hard Candy, 2005.
Film 24: The Wolf of Wall Street, 2013.

I enjoyed this on the first watch (back in 2013) but on this viewing I just wanted it to end; 3 hours is too long for this shit-bag to get his comeuppance!
Film 25: Predator, 1987.

"If it bleeds we can kill it."
25% complete!
Film 26: Clerks, 1994
Film 27: Tremors, 1990.
Film 28: Napoleon Dynamite, 2004.
Film 29: (Pink Floyd& #39;s) The Wall, 1982

Essentially a really long music video, with some really creepy (amazing) animation.
Film 30: Tron, 1982
Film 31: Battle Royale, 2000.

For the most part it made sense, but by the end I had no idea what was going on. Which sequences were just dreams? I don& #39;t know!
Film 32: Starship Troopers, 1997
Film 33: Trainspotting, 1996
Film 34: Ghost Dog, The Way of the Samurai, 1999

A movie about endings.
Film 35: Requiem for a Dream, 2000

https://abs.twimg.com/emoji/v2/... draggable="false" alt="😓" title="Face with cold sweat" aria-label="Emoji: Face with cold sweat"> The moral of the story is don& #39;t do drugs, kids!
Film 36: Hard Boiled, 1992

Lot& #39;s of early 90s ill-fitting suits, explosions and police PR disasters.
Film 37: Natural Born Killers, 1994
Film 38: Kill Bill (Volume 1, 2003 and Volume 2, 2004) Yeah, I& #39;m counting it as one movie.
Film 39: Kids, 1995.

This film is dark, and the weirdest thing about watching it during 2020 is all the touching. Social distancing has changed me...

Big thanks to @AidanPope9 and @llaura_hughes for lending me so many films. But now I need more!
Film 40: Ferris Bueller& #39;s Day Off, 1986.
Film 41: Blade Runner, 1982.

Los Angeles, November 2019. They had no idea what 2020 would bring...
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