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Expore the cult films that push the envelope and stand the test of time. Includes links to watch the best cult films online free at SBS On Demand (where available).

I Am Not A Serial Killer review: coming-of-age creeper is a cult classic in the making

A coming-of-age creeper with the stars of 'Where the Wild Things Are' and 'Back to the Future' that's got cult classic written all over it.
Fifteen-year-old John Cleaver (Max Records, of Where the Wild Things Are) is your classic angst-filled loner male. Stuck in his own head, out of step with society, and potentially dangerous, he's the type epitomised by Scorsese's Taxi Driver and...

A Clockwork Orange review

Margaret: Stanley Kubrick's film is the most dazzling, virtuoso performance of a filmmaker. He uses images, music and dialogue to present a daring argument for the free will of Alex the ultra-violent kid against the conditioned model citizen....

Kick-Ass Review

Comic book movies are ready for their revisionist era. Like the western, which went from Tom Mix to John Wayne before the iconic became subversive with The Wild Bunch, costumed heroes are on the cusp of a demystification that could be both...

Monty Python: Almost The Truth...The Lawyers Cut Review

Nudge, nudge...wink,wink...give me more!
The theatrical version of Monty Python: Almost The Truth...The Lawyers Cut has been edited down to 107 minutes from the whopping 498-minute version, which ran on U.S. television’s Independent Film Channel (I.F.C.) only a few weeks ago. And it...

Wake in Fright Review

Re-discovered Australian classic is brutally honest.
Hats off to Madman Entertainment for giving Australian audiences the chance to discover Wake in Fright, a long-lost and neglected Australian masterpiece. As my colleague Peter Galvin has reported, Canadian director Ted Kotcheff’s raw 1971...

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