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I can't speak for everyone else, but I dress CJ with a nice style-- something simple as a shirt from the Zip or Victim and jeans (khaki and black pants), with shoes matching the color of the shirt. He also wore accessories like a expensive chain, a watch, or both. When I have enough money, I buy them at Didier Sachs. The hair always a clean cut Cesar hairstyle
What really heightened his sex appeal is muscles, 100 percent beefed up and to finish off his entire look, he drove expensive cars. A very top notch style for Cj is a nice suit at Didier Sachs. Not changing his outfits, especially after completing tons of missions can draw negative comments from women that he smell or look dirty and the sex appeal will go down. Also, don't drive a hoopty, your car should look nice if you want women to take notice or to have sex with a hooker.
As for girlfriends, their likes in a man:
Denise- Doesn't matter as she will become your girlfriend anyway.
Helena- No more than 25 percent muscles and 5 percent fat, don tattoos, and ride motorcycles.
Cornrows is a added bonus.
One more thing, you will have immediate sex appeal collecting 50 oysters.
Katie- Excercise to gain muscle, drive a fast expensive car, and dress nicely to get her attention.
Michelle- Be on the chubby side with at least 50 percent fat and she will become your girlfriend.
Barbara- She likes real big men so pack on pounds eating at Burger Shot or Pizza Stack, to gain 70-90 percent fat.
Millie- Similar to Denise but only wear a gimp suit provided by her and she'll be all yours.
I can't speak for everyone else, but I dress CJ with a nice style-- something simple as a shirt from the Zip or Victim and jeans (khaki and black pants), with shoes matching the color of the shirt. He also wore accessories like a expensive chain, a watch, or both. When I have enough money, I buy them at Didier Sachs. The hair always a clean cut Cesar hairstyle
What really heightened his sex appeal is muscles, 100 percent beefed up and to finish off his entire look, he drove expensive cars. A very top notch style for Cj is a nice suit at Didier Sachs. Not changing his outfits, especially after completing tons of missions can draw negative comments from women that he smell or look dirty and the sex appeal will go down. Also, don't drive a hoopty, your car should look nice if you want women to take notice or to have sex with a hooker.
As for girlfriends, their likes in a man:
Denise- Doesn't matter as she will become your girlfriend anyway.
Helena- No more than 25 percent muscles and 5 percent fat, don tattoos, and ride motorcycles.
Cornrows is a added bonus.
One more thing, you will have immediate sex appeal collecting 50 oysters.
Katie- Excercise to gain muscle, drive a fast expensive car, and dress nicely to get her attention.
Michelle- Be on the chubby side with at least 50 percent fat and she will become your girlfriend.
Barbara- She likes real big men so pack on pounds eating at Burger Shot or Pizza Stack, to gain 70-90 percent fat.
Millie- Similar to Denise but only wear a gimp suit provided by her and she'll be all yours.
What is the top best cult movies of all time?
Jill H
Could you please name the top 100 best cult movies please? Thanks! I'm thinking that Beetlejuice should be number 1, lol!
But it would be much appreciated if you help! :)
chaachie12 I LOVE YOU!!!!
Beetlejuice was a cult hit! You should know that!
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"Beetlejuice" cannot qualify as a cult film because it's completely mainstream. It was a hit at the box office, which means that it's not a cult film. Most cult films are failures at the box office level. For one thing, it spawned a Saturday morning cartoon TV series, meaning that the public was fully aware of the character and the film.
A cult film in its purest form is a film that not many people have seen; wasn't widely released; had a major release but didn't sell tickets; and/or generally achieves an iota of recognition by being spread via "word of mouth"~email nowadays. Some become so well-known that they truly no longer qualify to be called cult films~"Rocky Horror Picture Show", for example; it's become so recognized that it's scarcely cult anymore except for the behavior of those who dress up to attend screenings.
Right now, one of the top ones might be "Donnie Darko", which is avoided by a vast majority of viewers but has leapt from relative obscurity to cropping up on many suggestion lists.
I'm not sure if you'll ever get a definitive list of cult movies, but I'm willing to give it a shot. The best cult films are those few people have watched or even heard of. I'll elect these for cult status, not in any sort of order:
Donnie Darko
The Adventures of Buckaroo Banzai Across the Eighth Dimension
Big Trouble in Little China
The Station Agent
Diva
The Bermuda Depths
The Science of Sleep
Freaks
Privilege
Trauma~starring Colin Firth
November
Tideland
Seconds
Pinata: Survival Island
The Flesh Eaters
The Gravedancers
Night of the Demon aka Curse of the Demon
Killer Klowns from Outer Space
Blind Beast
May
Amelie
Detour
Negatives
Heavenly Creatures
The Family Way
Triple Echo
The Collector
The Mind of Mr. Soames
In Search of Gregory
Cry of the Penguins aka Mr. Forbush & the Penguins
Harold & Maude~Although it's becoming better-known, most admit that they've watched only a bit of this. I guess they couldn't get past Harold's fake-suicide attempts.
The Werewolf~Steven Ritch
Q aka Q: The Flying Serpent
God Told Me To aka Demon
The Roost
Dead Mary
The Warriors
Angel Heart
Carnival of Souls (original)
Night of the Comet
When Strangers Appear
Peeping Tom~British counterbalance of "Psycho" since both were released in 1960
Vampire Circus
Eyes Without a Face
Fiend Without a Face
Kiss Me Deadly
A Sound of Thunder
Fear No Evil~starring Stefan Arngrim
Faster Pussycat! Kill! Kill!
Massacre at Central High
SSSSSSS
The Gate
The Alien Factor
Monolith Monsters
The Tingler
Curse of the Faceless Man
Caltiki the Immortal Monster
The Monster That Challenged the World
Children Shouldn't Play WIth Dead Things
Liquid Sky
Zoolander
Lair of the White Worm
Altered States
Phantom of the Paradise
Daughters of Darkness
Night of the Cobra Woman
Maurice
Pretty Maids All in a Row
The Brain That Wouldn't Die
These Are the Damned
Route 666
Session 9
Just Before Dawn
Ms. 45
Sisters
Tattoo
Lipstick
Ice Pirates
The Great Texas Dynamite Chase
The Legend of Billie Jean
Bobbie Jo & the Outlaw
Race With the Devil
Corvette Summer
Death Race 2000
Never Too Young to Die
The Undead (1957)~starts out "Bridie Murphy"...
The Last Dragon aka Berry Gordy's The Last Dragon
Tourist Trap
Daddy's Gone A-Hunting
Danger Diabolik
TAG: The Assassination Game
The 10th Victim (inspired TAG and Gotcha!)
Over the Edge~Matt Dillon and Vincent Spano's film debut
The Conqueror Worm
Curse of the Banshee
Videodrome
Krull
Legend
Labyrinth
Dark Crystal
The Brood
Scanners
Nightbreed
Santa's Slay
The Final Terror aka The Forest Primeval
One Dark Night
New Year's Evil
Galaxy of Terror
Fire With Fire
Electric Dreams
Johnny Guitar
Blue Sunshine
The Boogens
Squirm
Horror Express
The Gorgon
A Boy & His Dog
A Night in Paradise
The Wild Life
My Science Project
Dance of the Damned
He Knows You're Alone
The Brother from Another Planet
ANIMATED:
The Adventures of Prince Achmed
American Pop
The Thief & the Cobbler
The Snow Queen (Russian)
The Last Unicorn
Fire & Ice
Rock & Rule
Starchaser: The Legend of Orin
Kaena: The Prophecy
Honorary mentions go to these because they're practically mainstream: Night of the Living Dead (original), Texas Chainsaw Massacre (original), Plan 9 from Outer Space, Mommie Dearest, Brazil and A Clockwork Orange, as well as all Andy Warhol and John Waters films, at least the early Waters stuff.
"Beetlejuice" cannot qualify as a cult film because it's completely mainstream. It was a hit at the box office, which means that it's not a cult film. Most cult films are failures at the box office level. For one thing, it spawned a Saturday morning cartoon TV series, meaning that the public was fully aware of the character and the film.
A cult film in its purest form is a film that not many people have seen; wasn't widely released; had a major release but didn't sell tickets; and/or generally achieves an iota of recognition by being spread via "word of mouth"~email nowadays. Some become so well-known that they truly no longer qualify to be called cult films~"Rocky Horror Picture Show", for example; it's become so recognized that it's scarcely cult anymore except for the behavior of those who dress up to attend screenings.
Right now, one of the top ones might be "Donnie Darko", which is avoided by a vast majority of viewers but has leapt from relative obscurity to cropping up on many suggestion lists.
I'm not sure if you'll ever get a definitive list of cult movies, but I'm willing to give it a shot. The best cult films are those few people have watched or even heard of. I'll elect these for cult status, not in any sort of order:
Donnie Darko
The Adventures of Buckaroo Banzai Across the Eighth Dimension
Big Trouble in Little China
The Station Agent
Diva
The Bermuda Depths
The Science of Sleep
Freaks
Privilege
Trauma~starring Colin Firth
November
Tideland
Seconds
Pinata: Survival Island
The Flesh Eaters
The Gravedancers
Night of the Demon aka Curse of the Demon
Killer Klowns from Outer Space
Blind Beast
May
Amelie
Detour
Negatives
Heavenly Creatures
The Family Way
Triple Echo
The Collector
The Mind of Mr. Soames
In Search of Gregory
Cry of the Penguins aka Mr. Forbush & the Penguins
Harold & Maude~Although it's becoming better-known, most admit that they've watched only a bit of this. I guess they couldn't get past Harold's fake-suicide attempts.
The Werewolf~Steven Ritch
Q aka Q: The Flying Serpent
God Told Me To aka Demon
The Roost
Dead Mary
The Warriors
Angel Heart
Carnival of Souls (original)
Night of the Comet
When Strangers Appear
Peeping Tom~British counterbalance of "Psycho" since both were released in 1960
Vampire Circus
Eyes Without a Face
Fiend Without a Face
Kiss Me Deadly
A Sound of Thunder
Fear No Evil~starring Stefan Arngrim
Faster Pussycat! Kill! Kill!
Massacre at Central High
SSSSSSS
The Gate
The Alien Factor
Monolith Monsters
The Tingler
Curse of the Faceless Man
Caltiki the Immortal Monster
The Monster That Challenged the World
Children Shouldn't Play WIth Dead Things
Liquid Sky
Zoolander
Lair of the White Worm
Altered States
Phantom of the Paradise
Daughters of Darkness
Night of the Cobra Woman
Maurice
Pretty Maids All in a Row
The Brain That Wouldn't Die
These Are the Damned
Route 666
Session 9
Just Before Dawn
Ms. 45
Sisters
Tattoo
Lipstick
Ice Pirates
The Great Texas Dynamite Chase
The Legend of Billie Jean
Bobbie Jo & the Outlaw
Race With the Devil
Corvette Summer
Death Race 2000
Never Too Young to Die
The Undead (1957)~starts out "Bridie Murphy"...
The Last Dragon aka Berry Gordy's The Last Dragon
Tourist Trap
Daddy's Gone A-Hunting
Danger Diabolik
TAG: The Assassination Game
The 10th Victim (inspired TAG and Gotcha!)
Over the Edge~Matt Dillon and Vincent Spano's film debut
The Conqueror Worm
Curse of the Banshee
Videodrome
Krull
Legend
Labyrinth
Dark Crystal
The Brood
Scanners
Nightbreed
Santa's Slay
The Final Terror aka The Forest Primeval
One Dark Night
New Year's Evil
Galaxy of Terror
Fire With Fire
Electric Dreams
Johnny Guitar
Blue Sunshine
The Boogens
Squirm
Horror Express
The Gorgon
A Boy & His Dog
A Night in Paradise
The Wild Life
My Science Project
Dance of the Damned
He Knows You're Alone
The Brother from Another Planet
ANIMATED:
The Adventures of Prince Achmed
American Pop
The Thief & the Cobbler
The Snow Queen (Russian)
The Last Unicorn
Fire & Ice
Rock & Rule
Starchaser: The Legend of Orin
Kaena: The Prophecy
Honorary mentions go to these because they're practically mainstream: Night of the Living Dead (original), Texas Chainsaw Massacre (original), Plan 9 from Outer Space, Mommie Dearest, Brazil and A Clockwork Orange, as well as all Andy Warhol and John Waters films, at least the early Waters stuff.
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