Which Cult Classic Film You Should Watch This Weekend Based on Your Astrological Sign

When Harry Styles sang “I dig your cinema,” he probably wasn’t talking about classic films. However, we all love movies. And if you’ve ever wondered what a cult classic is, you’re in the right place. They aren’t just for “film bros” and critics; they’re for everyone.


What defines a cult classic lies in a movie’s passionate fanbase of die-hard followers. Movies that are out-of-the-box and elicit varying reactions often fall into the cultish category. Whether it be intense horror, hilarious comedy, or sometimes a mix of both, there is power in the obscurity of films, even when success comes much later. Keep scrolling below to see which cult classic film matches your astrological sign…

Aries (March 21–April 19): The Evil Dead (1981)

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The Evil Dead embodies Aries energy in its bold and spontaneous nature, leading the horror genre as arguably the most popular cult film in history.

Taurus (April 20–May 20): Pulp Fiction (1994)

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Graceful dancing. Iconic looks. Pragmatic fashion. The sign of the bull isn’t budging anytime soon with Pulp Fiction’s extreme quotability and endless pop-culture references. 

Gemini (May 21–June 21): Fight Club (1999)

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Themes of the duality of man perfectly represent the sign of the twins. Geminis can talk to just about anyone—including themselves. 

Cancer (June 22–July 22): Everything Everywhere All at Once (2022)

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This sensitive, humorous, and benevolent film has all the traits of a true Cancer. With the potential of a cult following down the road, most A24 films break boundaries and become fan favorites.

Leo (July 23–August 22): The Rocky Horror Picture Show (1975)

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The Rocky Horror Picture Show is considered a masterpiece to many. As a musical, comedy, and horror movie all in one, the energy of the performance has Leo written all over it. From the over-the-top theatrical displays to the sheer confidence of the characters, this fun film channels the heart of the lion sign. 

Virgo (August 23–September 22): Clue (1985)

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Clue is a classic “whodunit” appealing to the logic and attention to detail that Virgos master. The fast-paced nature of this analytical mystery keeps you down to Earth and on your toes.

Libra (September 23–October 23): The Shining (1980)

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The slow-paced tempo, eerie vibes, and aesthetically balanced visuals of The Shining work together to create a Libra-Esque movie about family fun on vacation…or a bone-chilling, ax-wielding, psychological terror. 

Scorpio (October 24–November 21): Jennifer’s Body (2009)

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Jennifer Check is loyal, strong, and fiercely confident—even as a sacrificed succubus.

Sagittarius (November 22–December 21): Friday (1995)

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Friday movies are part of a hilarious and iconic cult franchise that has inspired a breadth of references and comedic memes. Sagittarian traits of exploration and the restless need for bigger and better things in the world—like money, family, and community—are on full display in this blunt film. 

Capricorn (December 22–January 19): Scream (1996)

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What's better than a final girl that just won’t die? A persistent, goal-oriented, ghost-faced killer. 

Aquarius (January 20–February 18): Donnie Darko (2001)

This mind-bending, intelligent think-piece provides all the classic traits of a clever Aquarius. 

Pisces (February 19–March 20): Carrie (1976)

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There’s nothing like a woman scorned. Although Pisces is a water sign, Carrie burns it down with her heightened emotions and sensitive telekinetic skills.

Strike Out,

Matilda Pollard

Boca Raton

Matilda Pollard is a Content Writer for Strike Magazine Boca. She is a proud Pisces who loves all things creative. Her hobbies include trying new foods and watching classic rom-coms. You can reach her at mpollard280@gmail.com

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