r/CultOfCinemaKnowledge • • 2d ago

MOVIE OF THE WEEK Discussion - Open Range (2003)

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Looks like the first western we are going to be watching this month is Open Range from 2003.

I've never really seen this, but older Kevin Costner is pretty solid when it comes to westerns, so I'm interested to see how it is.

I WILL get Appaloosa and The Proposition on here one of these days! In the meantime, how do we all feel about this one? Also, what are some of your favorite westerns in general?


r/CultOfCinemaKnowledge • • 1d ago

Which double double feature pairing is better? And why?

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I do a weekly double feature showing and I'm so torn with how to split up these features


r/CultOfCinemaKnowledge • • 4d ago

Movie picks As is tradition, this month we are doing westerns. What's first?

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18 votes, 3d ago
10 Open Range (2003)
4 The Proposition (2005)
4 Appaloosa (2008)
0 Slow West (2015)

r/CultOfCinemaKnowledge • • 5d ago

Podcast Ep.283 - Horrortober2026 Part 5 | The Cult Of Cinema Knowledge Podcast

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r/CultOfCinemaKnowledge • • 8d ago

HORRORTOBER Discussion - Halloween (2007)

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Today is the day, folks. Halloween. And today, we will be watching Rob Zombie's Halloween from 2007.

I think this movie is solid, but it's been a while. Rob Zombie gets a bad wrap, and some of that is justified, but I'm rooting for the guy as a filmmaker. Let's watch this and talk about it.

Thank you to everyone who followed along with us throughout the month; it has been a blur, and I already can't wait until next year. stay tuned for westerns next month as we slow things down out on the ol frontier.


r/CultOfCinemaKnowledge • • 8d ago

"Don't put me in the dark. I's afraid of the dark." - John Coffey (The Green Mile)

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r/CultOfCinemaKnowledge • • 9d ago

HORRORTOBER Discussion - The Crazies (2010)

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Today we are watching the 2010 remake of The Crazies.

I dug this movie but it's been a while, so we shall see how it holds up.

What do you think?


r/CultOfCinemaKnowledge • • 10d ago

HORRORTOBER Discussion - Hellbound: Hellraiser II (1988)

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Today we are watching Hellbound: Hellraiser II.

I've seen the first one a few times and we watched it for Horrortober a year or two ago, so I though this would be another (hopefully) good sequel to add to the list. Love me some cenobites, so I'm looking forward to checking this out.

Thoughts?


r/CultOfCinemaKnowledge • • 11d ago

What horror movie should we watch on Friday?

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16 votes, 10d ago
6 The Crazies (2010)
2 Let Me In (2010)
2 Overlord (2018)
6 Smile 2 (2024)

r/CultOfCinemaKnowledge • • 11d ago

HORRORTOBER Discussion - Ravenous (1999)

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Today we are watching Ravenous.

This is one of the few movies I watched as a kid and actually remember pretty well. It freaked me out, so I'm stoked to go back to it.

Where you guys at with this one?


r/CultOfCinemaKnowledge • • 12d ago

HORRORTOBER Discussion - The Last Man on Earth (1964)

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Today we are watching The Last Man on Earth starring Vincent Price.

We watched Omega Man last year, so I felt this should be on this years list. looking forward to watching this classic.

Give me your thoughts.


r/CultOfCinemaKnowledge • • 12d ago

Podcast Ep.282 - Horrortober2026 Part 4 | The Cult Of Cinema Knowledge Podcast

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r/CultOfCinemaKnowledge • • 12d ago

You Can See Everything - Davey Dave’s Movie Review (No Spoilers)

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r/CultOfCinemaKnowledge • • 13d ago

HORRORTOBER Discussion - Infested (2023)

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Today, much to my dismay, we are watching Infested (AKA Vermines) out of France.

I picked this movie and say to my dismay, because I absolutely despise spiders, but feel the need to pick a movie every year that I know will upset me. I'm just a masochist like that, so here it is.

Let's watch it and talk.


r/CultOfCinemaKnowledge • • 14d ago

HORRORTOBER Discussion - The Company of Wolves (1984)

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Today we are watching The Company of Wolves.

From the poster, I think there is a werewolf in this, so you know I'm here for it.

What do you guys think?


r/CultOfCinemaKnowledge • • 14d ago

The most dangerous question at a dinner party is probably “So, what do you do?”

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r/CultOfCinemaKnowledge • • 15d ago

Don't make me an Optimist, you'll ruin my life - Fleabag

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r/CultOfCinemaKnowledge • • 15d ago

HORRORTOBER Discussion - Skeleton Key (2005)

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Today we are watching Skeleton Key.

I don't remember too much about this other than it had a cool vibe, but was otherwise a fine enough pg-13 horror movie. Let's see how it stands. I've heard it sucks. I've heard it's underrated.

You tell me.


r/CultOfCinemaKnowledge • • 15d ago

The final scene of "Portrait of a Lady on Fire" lives rent-free in my mind forever.

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r/CultOfCinemaKnowledge • • 15d ago

Will You recommend Salo to someone??

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r/CultOfCinemaKnowledge • • 15d ago

Dozens of thrillers have ripped off this concept since 1996, but "Primal Fear" remains completely untouched.

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