Ari Aster reinvented the genre twice:

The 1990s saw a significant surge in evil cult movies, with films like "The Craft" (1996) and "Wild Wild Country" (1998) achieving commercial success and sparking widespread interest in the genre. This resurgence can be attributed, in part, to the growing fascination with true stories of cults and their leaders, such as the Manson Family and Jim Jones.

Beyond the Kool-Aid: A Curated Guide to the Best Evil Cult Movies (And Why They Terrify Us)

The evil cult movie genre has inspired a devoted fan base, with enthusiasts often embracing the aesthetic and ideology of their favorite films. However, this fandom can sometimes tip into darkness, with fans becoming obsessed with the very cults and ideologies depicted in the movies.

: The movie ends with the antagonist, Princess Zhao Min, challenging Wuji to find her in the capital—a story intended for a sequel that was never made. 🎬 Other Notable "Evil Cult" Movies

Because once you’ve seen the thing — the true evil cult movie — you carry a small, cold piece of it inside you. And that piece has its own liturgy.

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