Bad Taste, Ironic Value, and Culturally Memorable: Celebrating the Cult Film Genre

Everyone has that one film that we could see over and over again, whose dialogue we may almost have memorized, and which we gladly sit through at a midnight showing.

These cult classic films are gems of bad taste, campy fun, and ironic interest.

This book celebrates the corniness we love and the cult following that keeps them alive, with a special discussion of Mystery Science Theater 3000 and blaxploitation films, midnight movies, and profiles of the best of the worst movies of cult status from The Rocky Horror Picture Show to Office Space, and much more.

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