What would you call a mind f**k?
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Probably the ending of Layer Cake...
Hell, I'm not telling you how it ends. See it yourself. It's a damm good movie!
Still not telling!
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experiencing this would probably be the only mind fuck you'll ever need to well and truly fuck your mind
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=736NKsK86Uk
it's not really advisable though.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=736NKsK86Uk
it's not really advisable though.
Cyriak is alright but Chris Morris decimated my brain, I felt sort of hollow and cold for a week after listening to some Blue Jam (his radio show from '90s some time) and I've never been the same since. His show Nathan Barley made me feel wierd too but its tamer. I like to call Blue Jam 'a cerebral head fuck' because those are the only words I can find for it.
check him out at chilled.cream.org if you want, there are torrents in the download section but be careful. The last time I introduced someone to it they swore at me, and I swore at the guy who introduced it to me.
Cape Wrath (a.k.a. Meadowlands) gives an interesting experience, It's a paranoia-mystery television show from britain with two layers of psychology behind the writing from what I can tell. It can also be described as a television stereotype graveyard. It started off nice and mysterious and chilling but as they tried to explain what was happening it became more predictable and senselessly erratic (strange combo?) deffinetly has good moments though.
I dont think anyone outside england posses a mind capable of fucking mine, maybe people who live at the poles of the earth during the winter solstice could be as deppressed and deranged as a the sunless brits.
Edit: Oh yeah, and Hitler.
check him out at chilled.cream.org if you want, there are torrents in the download section but be careful. The last time I introduced someone to it they swore at me, and I swore at the guy who introduced it to me.
Cape Wrath (a.k.a. Meadowlands) gives an interesting experience, It's a paranoia-mystery television show from britain with two layers of psychology behind the writing from what I can tell. It can also be described as a television stereotype graveyard. It started off nice and mysterious and chilling but as they tried to explain what was happening it became more predictable and senselessly erratic (strange combo?) deffinetly has good moments though.
I dont think anyone outside england posses a mind capable of fucking mine, maybe people who live at the poles of the earth during the winter solstice could be as deppressed and deranged as a the sunless brits.
Edit: Oh yeah, and Hitler.
Holy crap! People haven't seen Dark City?Mr.Tea said:
They must be destroyed.
OT, I'd say the movie Oldboy is pretty fucking crazy along with The Box.
If you've seen it, you know what I mean.
Conservatism.
It clings to Christianity, yet the teachings of Jesus are directly in opposition to capitalism, another thing conservatism espouses.
It clings to Christianity, yet the teachings of Jesus are directly in opposition to capitalism, another thing conservatism espouses.
Ok, this isn't a movie or game, but who here has read the 6th Artemis Fowl book?
It was one of those instances where in the last few pages the whole thing starts to dawn on you, and then the very last sentence blows your mind! Really clever in my opinion.
Also, Righteous Kill is a movie I saw recently that surprised me enough that I had to watch it a second time
It was one of those instances where in the last few pages the whole thing starts to dawn on you, and then the very last sentence blows your mind! Really clever in my opinion.
Also, Righteous Kill is a movie I saw recently that surprised me enough that I had to watch it a second time
Usually things seem to make some sense to me. Although I have heard that even the developers of Lost had no idea where they were going with a lot of the stuff introduced in the middle. They were just winging it lol. But I never watched it. Time paradoxes can be fun. The Artemis Fowl books are good for that.
A videogame that is pretty good at playing with my mind is dead space. It's not scary, but on hard it's perhaps the most stressful gaming experience I've ever had, ever. My pulse goes up, I get cold sweats, and I'm super twitchy knowing that the game could throw a horde of enemies at me at any moment, and I'm out of ammo and medkits.