When did you lose your Rocky Horror Virginity?

[Vault Citizen]

I saw it when I was 15 and it was awesome and I was the first person to see it in my school! ok thats a lie, all of it is lies! I've never seen the Rocky Horror Picture show, I'm still a Rocky Horror Picture Show Virgin, and I'm 21 too, I'm so ashamed . All the cool kids lost theirs in the cinemas or in the backs of their cars.

 

[Blackmagic1515]

My friend tried to get me to watch it when we were about 15. I saw the cover and thought 'I'm not going to like this movie'. Sure enough, I was sick of it pretty early in. It was the first time I've been truely happy for my mum to pick me up from a friend's house. She refused to turn it of, saying 'It's get better!' Yeah, I hated it then and I somehow doubt I'm going to start liking it now.

 

[Zack Alklazaris]

I never watched the movie in theaters, but I watched the play. It was awesome. Growing up on the little school field trip plays and then suddenly coming to this one where the very first line is "First off this isn't the fucking movie! This is the Rocky Horror Show. Anyone that has any problems with that can take it up with my boy slaves!"

Yea it was definitely a shocker to say the least.

 

[CrazyGirl17]

I saw it a few years back in a high school club. I... don't really get it, actually. I mean, I get that it's a Frankenstein parody, I just don't find it interesting.

Though I do find "The Time Warp" really catchy, though.

 

[Bloodsoul]

First went to the stage show on Halloween 3 years ago. It's now something of a yearly tradition. Oh, and I've seen the movie enough times to have memorized the script

 

[Flamezdudes]

It... really doesn't seem like something i'd like. I'm not much of a musical film fam.

 

[Reaper195]

It was the day of February twenty second in the year of 1996. I was seven, and it was glorious!

 

[DrSativa]

Ahh the RHPS Friday nights at the Dream Theater in Pacific Grove/Monterey CA. Several fond memories of going. I must admit I was at first very trepid about the atmosphere of what I considered 'drama' types from high school going. I went, was amazed by the vibe and the energy and would continue to go until I moved on to college. Now I don't even know if the theater exists any more. I'd go back in a heartbeat just for one more nostalgic injection of crazy fun, happy, inclusiveness that I felt as a much younger me. If you haven't seen it performed along with an audience, I highly recommend you do so.

 

[walrusaurus]

My friends were horrified that i'd never seen it in college, and they made me watch it. Personally I don't get what all the fuss is about. It was just all over the place, and i never really had much of a clear idea what was going on. Sure thats probably the whole point, but kookyness for its own sake just doesn't do it for me.

Odd since i'm probably the exact type of person most likely to enjoy the film. Was a theatre geek in high school and college, and i still enjoy musicals and the whole atmosphere of it. Dunno, maybe i'm just weird.

 

[Hipsy_Gypsy]

Now before any mods or dudes with an auto report button go and ban me, "Rocky Horror Virginity" just means that you have seen the Rocky Horror Picture Show, the most famous cult movie of all time. It is famous for a few things; being totally nuts, having the audience throw rice at the screen and putting Tim Curry in drag. No, really. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bc80tFJpTuo&feature=related

So, when did you lose yours? And what was it like?

I think I was about ten actually. Ahh, good times. Have you seen Shock Treatment or even heard of Revenge of the Old Queen? Ooh, I was taken aback when I found out that Richard O'Brien voiced Lawrence Fletcher in Phineas and Ferb. The show's just so much better now and it was already fantastic beforehand! Good times. Oh, aye, this is fantabulastic too:


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My friends were horrified that i'd never seen it in college, and they made me watch it. Personally I don't get what all the fuss is about. It was just all over the place, and i never really had much of a clear idea what was going on. Sure thats probably the whole point, but kookyness for its own sake just doesn't do it for me.

Odd since i'm probably the exact type of person most likely to enjoy the film. Was a theatre geek in high school and college, and i still enjoy musicals and the whole atmosphere of it. Dunno, maybe i'm just weird.

Nah, I understand you wholeheartedly. I certainly think it's somewhat over-rated, to a certain degree at least. Mind you, it's the swimming pool scene that I would be happy enough to skip. And Susan Sarandon is pure death on the ears, y'have to admit. Jeez.

 

[Lunar Templar]

Tuned in on tv, thought was dumb, tuned out.
Didnt know Tim Curry was in it though, still not gonna watch but suggest that peopls lose their "clue" virginity.

Clue was fucking awesome to >.> ... though could be because Tim Curry was in it

Tim Curry is awesomeness personified. Embrace it.

truth

OT: still have mine, though, *looks up a little* if some one has their way I'll be chained to a chair and made to watch it XD

 

[Worgen]

I first saw it when it was shown on comedy central... like when I was... 14 or something.

 

[Not-here-anymore]

A couple of months ago, after seeing the Glee episode. Watched it at about 4AM on a night where I couldn't sleep. Watching it by yourself really reduces your chances to just step back and cry out 'what?'

 

[Rooster893]

I lost it last year on Halloween.

It was a lot of fun, and I went again last month.

 

[Gigaguy64]

Oh its been a while but i can tell ya it was one of my band directors favorite movies, he would joke about it from time to time and say "Its a must see but you younger kids didnt get the idea from me".
I was at a buddies house and he had it so i watched it.
Loved it, it was kinda wat pretty much the whole way through but it was hilarious.
Ending as depressing though.

 

[McNinja]

This girl I liked dragged me to a midnight showing at a local theater (I missed a UFC fight because of it) about four years ago. After that I went two more times.

I now hate the movie with a passion. I will actually get up and leave if anyone even suggests watching that... movie.

 

[XzarTheMad]

Tried watching part of it, found it boring as hell, went back to gaming.

That was about a year ago, I guess.

 

[Leemaster777]

Honestly, a few months ago for me. I picked up the DVD, because my sister freaking loves it, so I figured I'd watch it with her, since she's always wanted me to see it.

I... didn't care for it. Sorry if I'm breaking some kind of rule, but I just found it boring. I normally LOVE musicals, but most of the songs in this didn't really endear themselves to me. And this movie was a bit TOO weird and nonsensical for me, and I'm usually all over the weird stuff.

I dunno, MAYBE if I saw it live, I'd think differently, but as of right now, I don't really see what all the fuss is about with this.

It's funny, I've seen a TON of other Tim Curry movies (even Clue), and I love basically everything he's in, except this.

 

[Logic 0]

Haven't seen it yet but sooner or later that problem will be solved.

 

[Robert Ewing]

Never seen it. I've heard about it plenty of times. And people constantly recommend it. But I really, really don't want to ever see it. I imagine it to be a cross between mama-mia, and a miscellaneous Tim Burton movie.

So essentially, I have absolutely no desire to watch it, ever.