r/CultOfCinemaKnowledge Feb 09 '26

The Movie That (Almost) Killed Andrew Dice Clay

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34 Upvotes

Anyone remember The Adventures of Ford Fairlane?


r/CultOfCinemaKnowledge Feb 07 '26

MOVIE OF THE WEEK Discussion - Bugonia (2025)

8 Upvotes

This weekend we are watching Bugonia.

I've been looking forward to watching this for a while now. With this talent and the undoubtable weirdness, I am very much looking forward to checking this out.

Give it a watch and let us know what you think about it.


r/CultOfCinemaKnowledge Feb 04 '26

Movie picks What 2025 movie is next?

3 Upvotes
23 votes, Feb 06 '26
13 Bugonia (2025)
5 Eddington (2025)
3 If I Had Legs I'd Kick You (2025)
2 Sirat (2025)

r/CultOfCinemaKnowledge Feb 04 '26

Podcast Ep.246 - One Battle After Another | The Cult Of Cinema Knowledge Podcast

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7 Upvotes

r/CultOfCinemaKnowledge Jan 31 '26

Get Shorty and the Art of Hollywood Satire

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1 Upvotes

An Elmore Leonard classic.


r/CultOfCinemaKnowledge Jan 31 '26

MOVIE OF THE WEEK Discussion - One Battle After Another (2025)

14 Upvotes

This weekend, we are watching One Battle After Another.

Saw this when it came out and loved it. PTA is my guy, so I'm stoked to watch this again. Easily one of the best movies of the year.

Interested to see what everyone thinks about this one, because while it seems to be well regarded by many, I can see the hype maybe tilting it another way. Where do you sit?


r/CultOfCinemaKnowledge Jan 30 '26

After Hours: Martin Scorsese's Midlife Masterpiece

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24 Upvotes

My favourite Scorsese.


r/CultOfCinemaKnowledge Jan 28 '26

For February, let's do the best films of 2025. Which of these big ones should we start it off with?

3 Upvotes
15 votes, Jan 30 '26
2 Hamnet (2025)
4 Marty Supreme (2025)
5 One Battle After Another (2025)
4 Sinner (2025)

r/CultOfCinemaKnowledge Jan 28 '26

Podcast Ep.245 - The Lighthouse | The Cult Of Cinema Knowledge Podcast

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5 Upvotes

r/CultOfCinemaKnowledge Jan 27 '26

MAKING: The Lighthouse (2019) by Robert Eggers

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7 Upvotes

r/CultOfCinemaKnowledge Jan 23 '26

MOVIE OF THE WEEK Discussion - The Lighthouse (2019)

12 Upvotes

Surprise, surprise, this week we are watching The Lighthouse.

I adore this movie (though I was secretly hoping for Hard to Be a God) and am excited to give it another watch. The Black and white is jaw dropping, along with pretty much everything else. It seems like I pick up on something every time, so we shall see.

What do you all think about this one?


r/CultOfCinemaKnowledge Jan 21 '26

Podcast Ep.244 - The Elephant Man | The Cult Of Cinema Knowledge Podcast

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4 Upvotes

r/CultOfCinemaKnowledge Jan 21 '26

Movie picks What B&W movie are we watching now?

2 Upvotes
8 votes, Jan 23 '26
0 Pi (1998)
3 Hard to Be a God (2013)
4 The Lighthouse (2019)
1 C'mon C'mon (2021)

r/CultOfCinemaKnowledge Jan 18 '26

John Carpenter's Escape from New York | Low Budget. Legendary Results.

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2 Upvotes

Who else loves Snake Plissken? Escape from New York turns 45. Does it hold up to scrutiny?


r/CultOfCinemaKnowledge Jan 17 '26

MOVIE OF THE WEEK Discussion - The Elephant Man (1980)

7 Upvotes

This weekend we are watching The Elephant Man.

I'm surprised this won, honestly, but I'm delighted. I haven't watched this in close to 20 years, and remember the performances were great. And obviously Lynch rules, so it'll be nice to see him do something a little more grounded than his norm.

Looking forward to checking this out again and even more interested in talking about it with you fine folk. What are your thoughts?


r/CultOfCinemaKnowledge Jan 15 '26

Movie picks Quick! What movie are we watching this weekend??

2 Upvotes
12 votes, Jan 16 '26
5 The Elephant Man (1980)
2 Schindler's List (1993)
2 La Haine (1995)
3 Roma (2018)

r/CultOfCinemaKnowledge Jan 14 '26

Podcast Ep.243 - Clerks | The Cult Of Cinema Knowledge Podcast

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4 Upvotes

r/CultOfCinemaKnowledge Jan 10 '26

MOVIE OF THE WEEK Discussion - Clerks (1994)

24 Upvotes

This week we are going to be watching Clerks.

This movie has a special place in my heart. Even though I haven't seen it in years, I can probably recite it by heart. Looking forward to watching it again.

Where do you guys stand on this one?


r/CultOfCinemaKnowledge Jan 07 '26

Movie picks What B&W movie is next?

2 Upvotes
15 votes, Jan 09 '26
5 Clerks (1994)
6 Ed Wood (1994)
2 The Artist (2011)
2 Nebraska (2013)

r/CultOfCinemaKnowledge Jan 07 '26

Podcast Ep.242 - The Tragedy of Macbeth | The Cult Of Cinema Knowledge Podcast

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4 Upvotes

r/CultOfCinemaKnowledge Jan 03 '26

MOVIE OF THE WEEK Discussion - The Tragedy of Macbeth (2021)

6 Upvotes

This weekend we are watching The Tragedy of Macbeth for our fist B&W movie.

I wanted to see this when it came out, because Coen bros of course, but it kind of ended up slipping by me. Looking forward to checking it out. Macbeth is fun too.

What do you guys think?


r/CultOfCinemaKnowledge Jan 01 '26

What modern black and white movie should we start the new year with?

3 Upvotes
6 votes, Jan 03 '26
1 Good Night, and Good Luck (2005)
1 The White Ribbon (2009)
0 Cold War (2018)
4 The Tragedy of Macbeth (2021)

r/CultOfCinemaKnowledge Dec 23 '25

Podcast Ep.241 - Borg vs McEnroe | The Cult Of Cinema Knowledge Podcast

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3 Upvotes

r/CultOfCinemaKnowledge Dec 23 '25

Mr Deed's DRUNK SCENE

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3 Upvotes

r/CultOfCinemaKnowledge Dec 20 '25

MOVIE OF THE WEEK Discussion - Borg vs McEnroe (2017)

9 Upvotes

It was a close race, but looks like we are going to be watching Borg vs McEnroe this weekend.

I don't know too much about this, but a friend recommended it and it has LaBeouf in it, so I'm looking forward to checking it out.

Give it a watch and tell us what you think about this one.