Inland Empire. Then again, anything David Lynch does generally falls under the "Epic Mind Screw" category. Go watch "Rabbits" for a good example.
Strangest movie you've ever seen?
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I don't know what it's name was, but it was these guys that looked like cartoon characters, and some evil company made everyone mindless and this guy stalked a blonde chick through the whole movie, and I didn't at any point in the movie know what the fuck was going on...
Zardoz, hands down. Featuring a flying Moai head that barfs guns and ammo, proselityzes the gun as good and the phallus as bad, and Sean Connery in a loincloth.
Eraserhead. Surrealist film about well... uhm, I still don't know. Alien babies I think. Just watch it. As above, a David Lynch mind - screw.
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There are a lot of weird movies I've seen such as Ichi the Killer and, Visitor Q. Ya know what? I'll go with Visitor Q. It's the strangest movie I've ever seen. It's about a Japanese family who isn't dysfunctional so much as they are COMPLETELY FUBAR!!!
The movie opens to the teenage daughter of the title family having sex with a much older man...after they talk about how he's too fast in bed he asks when she'll be home for dinner and that's when the incest alarm goes off in my brain but it's too late since the rest of that dialogue confirms that yes, they are father and daughter and yes, they did and he's fast and *cough*
The only other part I remember vividly is the 10 year old who beats the hell out of the mother. Bare-handed, with a wire-hangar, with a bike lock...I think...it's brutal.
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If you want a more family friendly movie filled with strange try ANY movie featuring the Yokai Monsters. Such as Yokai Monsters or, Takashi Miike's The Great Yokai War. Takashi Miike is the same bastard who made Visitor Q and, Ichi the Killer listed above. GYW however is a really well done family movie definitely worth a watch.
The movie opens to the teenage daughter of the title family having sex with a much older man...after they talk about how he's too fast in bed he asks when she'll be home for dinner and that's when the incest alarm goes off in my brain but it's too late since the rest of that dialogue confirms that yes, they are father and daughter and yes, they did and he's fast and *cough*
The only other part I remember vividly is the 10 year old who beats the hell out of the mother. Bare-handed, with a wire-hangar, with a bike lock...I think...it's brutal.
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If you want a more family friendly movie filled with strange try ANY movie featuring the Yokai Monsters. Such as Yokai Monsters or, Takashi Miike's The Great Yokai War. Takashi Miike is the same bastard who made Visitor Q and, Ichi the Killer listed above. GYW however is a really well done family movie definitely worth a watch.
I second Inland Empire. It goes completely off the rails about forty minutes in, when the movie starts cutting between atleast (not sure) four unrelated non-linear stories all played by the same lead actor, which makes you constantly wonder where you are, at what time and which story you're watching every time there's a cut... but the movie was incomprehensible even before that point. It begins with regular David Lynch surreality, then becomes David Lynch on sterioids and bad acid.
Poultrygeist: Night Of The Chicken Dead.
Basically it's an action, horror, comedy, musical with people turning into zombified chickens. Lots of blood, lots of gore and lots of nudity. And some quite good songs.
Basically it's an action, horror, comedy, musical with people turning into zombified chickens. Lots of blood, lots of gore and lots of nudity. And some quite good songs.
I'm a Cyborg, But That's OK
It had a scene where she gets fingers that double as machine guns and she goes on a rampage killing everyone. It was insanity.
It had a scene where she gets fingers that double as machine guns and she goes on a rampage killing everyone. It was insanity.
Best. Romcom. EVER!!!AwkwardTurtle said:I'm a Cyborg, But That's OK
It had a scene where she gets fingers that double as machine guns and she goes on a rampage killing everyone. It was insanity.
Seriously people, if you haven't seen this one, check it out. It's from the director of Oldboy.
Mulholland Drive. Serious the plot to that film is so confusing that in the dvd there is a card providing hints during certain scenes. I think it suppose to provide an answer to what the hell being going on but it doesn't work.
I was going to say Good Burger but then you reminded me of Heavy Metal, so I'm going to have to go with that.thebobmaster said:
(Although Good Burger was only weird because I was half awake near the end of a long LAN party when I watched it)
