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Old 3rd February 2010, 12:06 PM
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Originally Posted by Peter Neal View Post
Somehow I kind of doubt that, as there'll always be genre fans around who'll want to look beyond the mainstream surface- and those said classics weren't really any less obscure in the last century's "post nasties" era- the average punter cared as little about our cult faves in the late 80's/90's as they do now.
Agree with you on some degree on this PN. Just seems to me that cult has become mainstream thanks to the hollywood money-making remake conveyor belt. When cult slashers, foreign (particularly French and Asian offerings) are getting the gilded remake treatment, and you can almost guarantee that anything remotely original and fresh that isn't US produced in some way will get a remake; and within increasingly shorter timescales (e.g REC vs. Quarantine) - is cult now becoming mainstream??
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