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Cult classics are films that have acquired a highly devoted but specific group of international fans, many were flops at the box office, or perhaps were critical failures. Some have gone on to transcend their original cult status and have become recognized as classics; others are of the “so bad it’s good” variety and are destined to remain in obscurity. Below are IMDB pages and streaming links for each:

2D - aka Damon Albarn

2D - aka Damon Albarn

 
This was my favorite part of the movie when I was a kid. I would turn it off as soon as Rosie stopped dancing but as I grew older so did my love for the entire movie. One of these days I’m going to go to a stoop in Brooklyn at twilight and re-create this whole damn scene!
“Fight The Power”
FYI - My favorite movie when I was 6 was Purple Rain. I would fast foward through all the domestic violence scenes and I would sit really close to the tv for all the sex scenes. 

This was my favorite part of the movie when I was a kid. I would turn it off as soon as Rosie stopped dancing but as I grew older so did my love for the entire movie. One of these days I’m going to go to a stoop in Brooklyn at twilight and re-create this whole damn scene!

“Fight The Power”

FYI - My favorite movie when I was 6 was Purple Rain. I would fast foward through all the domestic violence scenes and I would sit really close to the tv for all the sex scenes. 

The Clash - Magnificent Seven - Tom Synder Show 1981

Joe Strummer is the only white rapper I can tolerate

R.I.P

 

Maya Rudolph’s tribute to her mother, Minnie Riperton, on SNL.

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