Weird Movies

That's awesome!

 

What is up with that Human Centipede movie and didn’t it have a sequel?

 

Freeway...we don't even have an anamorphic DVD of this crazy movie let alone a BD! WHY???

 

once was enough...absolute garbage! LOL!

 

yea and the DC and theatrical cut are quite different to boot!

 

Did you see it? It was on Netflix and I simply fast forwarded it to the gross parts and my jaw dropped (no pun in 10 did)

 

that's cool!!

 

I saw the first one...that was more than enough...IIRC they made 2 or 3 more? SICK S**t...

 

Try Forbidden Zone and Conspirators of Pleasure.

 

I knew a lot of people who liked The Elephant Man. It was actually based on a real person. Some critics call it weird, but I think it's kind of sad. It's no fun being an outcast, speaking from experience.

 

a very sad real story...The movie stayed real close to the truth...

 

Any Peter Greenaway film. I love them!

 

Harold and Maude

 

This movie was weird, disgusting, and controversial. It basically went too far. Even further than Rosemary's Baby.
I won't post spoilers. The major issue had to do with the finale. You can Google it if you haven't seen it.
A lot of people were wondering why this movie was even released. It was quite brutal.

 

Being John Malcovich is a favorite.

All of Jim Jarmusch's work in general is marvelously weird to me. Really, really love his stuff.

Jacob's Ladder really freaked me out- the movie and my frame of mind when I saw it.

Donnie Darko? Forget it. Great film but that jet engine scene... no way. That makes my head spin. Don't think I could do that one again.

Favorite oldies weird movie: King of Hearts with Alan Bates. Crazy!

 

Probably a lot of people would go to a “Hereditary” sequel

 

Visitor Q.

All I can say is just don't watch it. I"M SERIOUS!

 

Quest For Fire. Anyone remember that one? One of my favorites and have it on DVD.

Yeah, even the DVD required I adjust the aspect ratio settings in my Sony BD player so the actor's heads wouldn't look horizontally stretched.

Can never forget the farewell kissing scene between Reese's character and her African American gangsta' boyfriend. It's like a three course meal.

 

Zardoz

 

Neil Breen’s entire directorial output.

 

Malkovich would be a top 5 for me. Borderline genius IMHO. Love a clockwork orange as well.
One film I should have liked but just couldn't get into was Synecdoche New York. Charlie Kaufmann's directorial debut.
His next film Anomalisa was better.

 

Miike was the KING OF WEIRD for a while there!
That,
AND, "Audition"
"Ichi The Killer"
"Gozu"
&
his 'musical',
"The Happiness Of The Katakuris"
&
his 'children's film',
"The Great Yokai War"!

 

yea, except for that opening 5 minutes of images, it was pretty straight forward, I always thought

 

3 Woman....why am I always touting Robert altman in here? some say its a Bergman homage/ripoff, some say its brilliantly strange and off kilter. im in the later category