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The Rocky Horror Picture Show (1975)
Quintessential Camp!
The play, the midnight showings, the songs, Meatloaf, the quirky plot, Tim Curry and the audience dialogue that evolved from the late night showings makes this film the Supreme Camp film. I will always respect it for this reason and that is why i rated it 10 out of 10.
Fritz the Cat (1972)
I love this film for what it is. Puerile, satirical and Ground breaking!
This is a film not for everyone. Pure and simple it is offensive, and at times intentionally gross. Besides this fact, it holds the honor of the first X rated cartoon, huge box office sales and inspired by the comic book genius Robert Crumb. Unfortunately this film was made without his permission and it probably would have been better had he put in his own brand of humor in it. This is not to dishonor the writers and animators who spent two years making this. This holds a place in our culture for many reasons, especially since it represented the college kids who just had to get out and rebel. That with the drug abuse, and graphic sex scenes makes the viewing of it one that should probably be engaged in alone. Overall, a hoot and a holler 10 out of 10!
A Clockwork Orange (1971)
I find the direction, acting, and moral worth the repeated viewings
This film is absolutely excellent. I love all Kubrick films but this is one of my favorites of his and in general. There are a few graphic images that most would not enjoy watching consistently but there is a point in it. Kubrick doesn't film nudity or violence for enjoyment but rather to make a statement. After 30 minutes the rating of the film has been justified but soon the viewer must pay attention to the scene with the priest in the library. If you wonder what statement was being made by this movie, then listen to what the priest tells our main character.