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The Rocky Horror Picture Show
- 1hr 40m
- (35)
- 58
- 1hr 40m
- (35)
- 58
A newly engaged couple have a breakdown in an isolated area and must pay a call to the bizarre residence of Dr. Frank-N-Furter. More Details »
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(02:57) - Trailer for The Rocky Horror Picture Show (00:30)
Movie Info & Cast
Director: Jim Sharman
Producer: Lou Adler, John Goldstone, Michael White
Writer: Richard O'Brien, Jim Sharman
Runtime: 1hr 40m
Synopsis
A newly engaged couple have a breakdown in an isolated area and must pay a call to the bizarre residence of Dr. Frank-N-Furter.
Cast
- Tim Curry
- Susan Sarandon
- Barry Bostwick
- Richard O'Brien
- Patricia Quinn
- Nell Campbell
- Jonathan Adams
- Peter Hinwood
- Meat Loaf
- Charles Gray
Did You Know?
Trivia
- (Cameo) Petra Leah: bridesmaid
Goofs
- Numerous small continuity errors could be considered as intentional.
Quotes
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- The Criminologist - An Expert: I would like, if I may, to take you on a strange journey.
Atom User Reviews
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awesome movie everytime
Isaac R
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Worst movie ever, but that's why we keep going to see it!
RB
Rob B
Metacritic
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metacritic
Based on 7 Critics
8.0
USER SCORE (98)
Generally favorable reviews based on 98 Reviews
63
Dr. Furter is played by a British actor named Tim Curry, who bears a certain resemblance to Loretta Young in drag. He's the best thing in the movie, maybe because he seems to be having the most fun.
Roger Ebert
Chicago Sun-Times
80
The powerhouse of the film is Tim Curry's cross-dressing alien, Frank N. Furter, who would never reach these kinds of gloriously demented heights again.
Adam Smith
Empire
80
The material inspires affection, given its knowing pastiche of everything from Universal horrors to '50s grade-Z sci-fi, and a shamelessly hedonistic, fiercely independent sensibility that must have seemed a welcome relief from the mainstream bombast of other '70s musicals.
Trevor Johnston
Time Out London
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