We’re building out genres in the Movie Genome Project at the moment, and it’s going splendidly.  With hundreds of different genres, we’re making the movie discovery process pretty damn exciting!  Movie snobs, rejoice.  Here’s a list of the top ten cult films, as calculated by our site:

1. Donnie Darko
2. The Rocky Horror Picture Show
3. Snakes on a Plane
4. Napoleon Dynamite
5. Repo Man
   
6. Army of Darkness
   
7. Eraserhead
   
8. House of a 1000 Corpses
   
9. Fight Club
   
10. Carnival of Souls (the 1962 version)

I personally had never heard of Carnival of Souls, but its definitely on my “To Watch” list now.   At any rate, I’m not going to ruin the plethora of surprises, but similar awesomeness abounds with other genres.  Screwball comedies, slasher flicks, dark french comedies from the late 70’s with Gerard Depardieu (gold star to the fella who knows what movie(s) I’m talking about) and this and that and this and that …

“Two-dimensional is the opposite of multidimensional.”
- Stan Mishchenko, misunderstander of words

“???”
- Hieu Nguyen, writer of cryptic commit messages

“Steven, what is your obsession with having things work? Since when has any company ever succeeded by having things work?”
- Christopher Lin, opposer of functionality

“By my mother’s request, I was born to Mahler’s Fifth.”
- Tad Malone, child of the music

“What the hell is wrong with you guys?”
- Steven Fan, interrogator of identity ethics