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"I certainly admire people who do things," an old movie line that instead can be faulted to my own generation, who the Baby Boomers didn't name, but rather, put an X through... We partied to party, and didn't have a war, or a rationalization to rebel or take drugs... 

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Instead of wanting to change the world, we simply recorded it on video tape: but only the good parts...

We rely on images that are now called Pop Culture... We're the Old Timers that they were once, and this site is a result of growing up in flashes... 

I've spent half my life in traction; the other, distraction... So Cult Film Freak was the best distraction I could muster — but I hope it's entertaining, too: For the only difference between distraction and entertainment is YOU!

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Founded in 2006 with this particular blog-template website activated in 2010, Cult Film Freaks Dot Com is an extremely fulfilling hobby... which is meant to pass the time, not fill it: But we do both here...

The reviews often include references to other movies or television shows sharing the same cast and crew, plot-lines, style, cadence and/or other similarities... Older reviews are written with a very concise, one-paragraph style while most are longer, like articles...

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The Interviews are from actors and actresses who weren't only there when it happened, but helped make it happen, and overall, other than  we cover genres from brand new releases to black & white or technicolor classics and just about everything in-between: Action to Comedy to Drama to Melodrama to Film Noir... Crime to War to Science-Fiction to Fantasy to Exploitation to Blaxploitation... Espionage to Quirky to Murky to Prequels to Sequels... Westerns to Thrillers to Chillers: All written "With a good, clean style, lean, economical, just the right touch of ideological fanaticism." And the Cult Film Freak rating system goes as follows: One Star: A Bomb... Two Stars: Okay... Three Stars: Good... Four Stars: Great... Five Stars: A Classic...
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