On this episode of B&RS, we discuss cult classics and their surprising journey from box office failures to cultural staples. We dive deep into why "Scarface" became an icon in American and hood culture despite its initial poor reviews and box office performance. Discover the origins of "Scarface" as a 1932 film and our thoughts on watching it today. We also explore other cult classics like "Donnie Darko," comparing its complexity to "The Matrix," and share why it leaves viewers pondering for weeks. We debate on movies like "The Goonies," "Big Trouble in Little China," and "Stand by Me," highlighting the influence of directors like Stephen King. We recount personal stories of watching "Casino" and "The Godfather," noting how these films shape our understanding of gangster movies. We touch on forgotten gems like "No Holds Barred" with Hulk Hogan and the impact of iconic scenes in "Titanic," featuring Kate Winslet. Tune in for an engaging discussion on why some movies endure as cult classics and how they continue to captivate audiences.
