I was tossing up between wolf creek and bad boy bubby as I thought wolf cree would be popular enough for people to know about it. PLus bad boy bubby is just too fucking weird lol.

Picnic at Hanging Rock.
Hardware.
APEX.
Night of the Comet.
Threads.

All remind me of growing up in the 80s all pretty good cult classics. I've many others I remember but those will do for starters.

Also on my list.

Maybe not too many people have seen these?  Great movies, Carlito's Way and Equilibrium are two of my all time favorites. 

Equilibrium
Carlito's Way
Lucky Number Slevin
The Number 23
The Departed

SvennoJ said: lestatdark said: Can remember a few, here's my top 5 -The Cube Series - Easily one of the best psychological horror series of all time that almost no-one has seen. Technically not one movie, but since the series has been seen by less people than the entire population of the Vatican, it needs a nod . - Fern Gully - Best. Animation. Movie. Ever. It has Tim Curry singing, what more do you want? - Metropolis - More people need to see this movie without knowing in what year it was made. It's a technological marvel for the era and it was decades before it was matched, both in technical and story quality. - Melancholia - This movie. Man this movie. I don't even have enough words to describe how much it moved me (didn't help that I watched it for the first time in one of the most depressing moments of my life) - Sweet November - Same as Melancholia. I bought Cube as an impulse buy, one of the best surprises in movies. The second one wasn't all that great though, third one made up for it a bit. The first one remains a classic. I tried several times but I can't get through Metropolis, my mind just wanders off.

The Hypercube was a horrible, horrible attempt of "sci-fying" the series. I loved some of the death scenes, but the overall concept was poor. I loved Cube Zero though, explained a lot of the psychological breakdowns of the characters of the first movie, plus it gave a good perspective from the people behind the scenes watching the cube. 

And yeah, Metropolis is not an easy movie to watch, it's a silent movie after all, but if you dwelve into the technical processes of the movie, then it might get your attention, even if the story does not. I dare say that it took almost 50 year for another movie to, at least, match it's techincal achievements.

All classic soviet hits, pretty much nobody outside of the communistic(/post) world saw them.

I really liked these movies.
I'm not gonne give a top 5 coz that would be inaccurate.
But these movies are underrated imo

Trailer Park Boys: The movie
Happythankyoumoreplease
The Kings of Summer
Geek Charming
Speak
Like Crazy
Chasing Mavericks
Keith

just went quick thru my imdb watchlist, and these are some of the movies I really liked I believe are underrated.

Last Life in the Universe
Beautiful Boxer
May
Branded to Kill
Rosencrantz & Guildenstern Are Dead

lestatdark said: Can remember a few, here's my top 5 -The Cube Series - Easily one of the best psychological horror series of all time that almost no-one has seen. Technically not one movie, but since the series has been seen by less people than the entire population of the Vatican, it needs a nod . - Fern Gully - Best. Animation. Movie. Ever. It has Tim Curry singing, what more do you want? - Metropolis - More people need to see this movie without knowing in what year it was made. It's a technological marvel for the era and it was decades before it was matched, both in technical and story quality. - Melancholia - This movie. Man this movie. I don't even have enough words to describe how much it moved me (didn't help that I watched it for the first time in one of the most depressing moments of my life) - Sweet November - Same as Melancholia.

Metropolis is a masterpiece. It's a bold, original vision of the future decades ahead of its time. Arguably the best movie of the 1920s, although Battleship Potemkin might be slightly better.

Some others that are worth watching:

L'Atalante, a surreal, romantic ride down the river Seine.

Ivan the Terrible, Parts I and II. I'm partial to II, but both parts are masterful.

Five Easy Pieces. One of Jack Nicholson's best performances.

My Dinner With Andre, a slowly-paced, intelligent, incredibly efficient movie entirely without pretense.

Dark City, a dizzying and spectacular sci-fi movie.

There are dozens more, but I had to limit it to five

- The Rocky Horror Picture Show - unsure how many have seen it, it's a cult classic but at the same time I've met too many people who have never heard of it.

- The Brotherhood of War

- The Last Starfighter

- Wedlock

- Project A

Stuck in Love
another underrated gem