Let’s talk about The Rocky Horror Picture Show — the 1975 cult musical that’s wild, weird, and still one of the most entertaining movies ever made.

It kicks off when sweet, innocent Brad and Janet find themselves stranded in a storm and stumble into the gothic mansion of Dr. Frank-N-Furter — played by the incredible Tim Curry, who delivers one of the most iconic performances in film history. He’s outrageous, magnetic, and totally unforgettable.

The film is pure, glorious chaos — part horror, part sci-fi, part rock musical. Richard O’Brien, who also wrote the film, steals scenes as the creepy Riff Raff, while Meat Loaf blasts in with an unforgettable rock number that feels like a concert in the middle of the madness. Susan Sarandon and Barry Bostwick play the perfect uptight couple slowly losing control in this strange, seductive world.

The music? Absolute classics — “Time Warp,” “Sweet Transvestite,” “Hot Patootie.” Every song is catchy, weird, and irresistible. The film doesn’t make much sense — and that’s the point. It’s all about the fun, the freedom, and the celebration of being delightfully different.

Final Score: 9/10.
Bold, bizarre, and beautifully unapologetic — The Rocky Horror Picture Show isn’t just a movie, it’s a glitter-soaked party that never gets old.