The Rocky Horror Picture Show

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The Rocky Horror Picture Show is a 1975 musical comedy horror film known for its vibrant blend of music, dance, and eccentric characters. The story follows Brad Majors and Janet Weiss, a newly engaged couple whose car breaks down near a mysterious castle on a stormy night. They seek shelter in the castle, where they encounter the charismatic Dr. Frank-N-Furter, a transvestite scientist hosting a bizarre party. The night unfolds with Frank unveiling his creation, Rocky Horror, and a series of surreal events involving seduction, murder, and a chaotic dinner party. The film gained a cult following due to its midnight screenings, where audience participation became a central part of the experience. Fans dress up as characters and engage with the film through call-back lines and prop use. Initially panned by critics, The Rocky Horror Picture Show has become a cultural phenomenon, celebrated for its exploration of fluid sexuality and its influence on musical comedy and horror genres. It continues to be screened globally, maintaining its status as a quintessential cult classic.