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The Rocky Horror Picture Show is a 1975 musical comedy film produced by Lou Adler and Michael White, directed by Jim Sharman, and distributed by 20th Century Fox. The film is based on the 1973 musical stage production The Rocky Horror Show, with music, book, and lyrics by Richard O'Brien. The screenplay was written by Sharman and O'Brien, with O'Brien also playing the supporting role Riff Raff. The production is a…
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I have never written about a movie while actually watching it… before now. I have seen The Rocky Horror Picture Show about 30 times so I can pretty much recite it so it is one of the few movies I can enjoy while I split my attention between the movie and my phone. If you haven’t seen it before, you probably need to know this is one of the weirdest movies ever made… and it was on purpose. It is meant to be a bizarr…More
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In between two of the musical acts at this year's iHeartHorror event in Sayreville, New Jersey, members of the Friday Nite Specials Cast were in attendance to perform along to "Time Warp," off The Rocky Horror Picture Show soundtrack. They were also selling merchandise related to the movie, with an occasional item from "Shock Treatment." I still believe if a group of starving actors were to give "Shock Treatment" th…More
_Let the bloody note resound_. source . The 1970s were a time when movies were undergoing a veritable transformation, not only socially, but also culturally. People crowds began to take an interest in what not long ago was a taboo subject for many, while directors slowly created peculiar gems of a particular film genre. Director Jim Sharman decided to move a play that strongly revolutionized the times and abandoned…More
Hello Movies & TV Shows community Oh! For god almighty, I finally decided to touch one of my favorite WTHIW movies of all times, but what is that? This is my name for the genre of movie that makes you react: What the hell I'm watching! And this one is the lovely queer Queen of them all, just by its name it should give you a heads-up, it's named The Rocky Horror Picture Show (1975) for a reason, and no, I'm not talki…More
Source Film is at its most powerful, I suppose, when it is able to get under your skin, and stays in your mind - and with musicals, it is when the songs linger, and linger and 25 years after you've first seen the show, you still remember them. My dad probably used film as a babysitter, and I was possibly around 10 or 11 when I first watched, 'The Rocky Horror Picture Show'. I didn't know what a 'Sweet Transvestite'…More