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Richard O'Brien's musical has mounted the longest continual run in film history.

'Up in Smoke' follow-up continues drug-addled silliness - but even more drug-addled and silly.

The 1977 movie spent money to make money, relying on a bigger budget to reignite audience fascination with the British super-spy.

The ridiculousness of the second movie is matched by its entertainment value.

Whoa ... let's party on with the 1989 movie that helped define a generation of underachieving stoners.

The Roger Corman-produced cult classic established movie-making tropes that stand to this day.

The famous gonzo journalist only sold the movie rights to one of his articles because he needed the money and didn't expect it to get made.

Six directors, uncredited writers and innumerable stars made this film one of the most bizarre studio films of the '60s.

The movie is the most subtle and serious in the early part of the franchise.

The British comedy troupe's absurdist influence continues to this day.