al-hashut:
If all religions are simply successful cults, does that mean Conan and Predator have become religions (see: Jedi)
Kera foehunter:
i think so !!!all the guys i ever meet can quoteboth of them it word for word
Vintagephreak:
Withnail & I; side-splittingly funny and at the same time unexpectedly profound and moving. As well as being the most quotable movie of all time, of course. Martin
Baggronor:
Dragonslayer: 80s fantasy movie, with some awful aspects to it, but the plot and characterisation is so cool. The main character is a wizard’s apprentice, and he’s rubbish, gets his ass kicked by the dragon. Saw it when I was about 9 years old, and it made me love dragons. As someone with experience of stop-motion animation, the dragon still has me in goosebumps 
Sharkboy:
Have to agree with the John Carpenter stuff especially The Thing. Everything connected to Dune, I love the Lynch version but fear for the Peter Berg remake.
Have to mention Repo Man by Alex Cox.
To nail it down I’ll say Kubricks A Clockwork Orange, “viddy well little brothers viddy well”.
X-Porter:
This is Spinal Tap.
Also, anything off of Mystery Science Theatre 3000 is gold as far as I’m concerned
Willmark:
Dragonslayer: 80s fantasy movie, with some awful aspects to it, but the plot and characterisation is so cool. The main character is a wizard's apprentice, and he's rubbish, gets his ass kicked by the dragon. Saw it when I was about 9 years old, and it made me love dragons. As someone with experience of stop-motion animation, the dragon still has me in goosebumps :)Dragnslayer still holds up surprisingly well today. Well done movie.
Baggronor
Captain Crayon:
Jason and the Argonauts!
the 1963 one, not the 2004 one…
The fight sequence with the half dozen stop motion skeletons is awesome 