What is the weirdest movie you’ve ever seen?
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[quote=Anonymous]Last Year at Marienbad. Watch it and tell me what you think![/quote]
Agonizing and couldn't take more than ten minutes. SPOILER ALERT Blood and Lace with Vic Tayback (Mel in Alice). A young teen age girl is sent to an orphanage and kids are dying all over the place. Her mother was a hooker and the care taker (Tayback) has the hots for the new girl. Her mother always told her that her father was the first man she had sex with and she finally has to give in to Tayback who tells her that he knew her mother and that he took her virginity! That was two hours of my life I'll never regret!! |
Anonymous
There’s a lot of Lars Von Trier in this thread. And rightly so. |
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Watcher In the Woods
It was a 1980 DISNEY horror thriller…for kids! Starred Bette Davis and Lynn Holly Johnson (ice castles). I still can’t hear/see the name Karen without thinking of NERAK (Karen spelled backwards) |
Anonymous
Omg yes….wasnt that with Robin Williams? It was one of those films that you expected to be funny or at least good but it ended up being a very surreal and unpleasantly odd movie that was just…..off. Like Johnny Depp’s take on Willy Wonka in Charlie and the Chocolate Factory. Just……too weird |
Anonymous
Robin Williams was in a couple of dark comedies that were pretty weird. They were not light comedies: World’s Greatest Dad (benign title but very dark) and Death to Smoochie. Another not that weird but he is good as a weirdo: One Hour Photo. |
Anonymous
Antichrist by him. Very strange. |
Anonymous
One Hour Photo was extremely disturbing |
Anonymous
Scary but good. |
Anonymous
I still wonder about that one scene and the man standing and you know the one I mean |
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I was just coming here to say The Lobster.
Followed closely by Midsommar. BUT if you ever want to know what it feels like to do acid, it's a pretty good representation. |
Anonymous
| Everything everywhere all at once comes to mind |
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The Skin I Live In (with Antonio Banderas).
It’s sick and weird and strange and awful and I hated it. I still feel nauseous thinking about it. |
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Brasil
Until the End of the World That one about the destructive heavenly body about to obliterate the expensive wedding in the UK w/ Kirsten Dunst Could go on and on... |
Anonymous
| Happiness by Todd Solondz: a dark comedy about among other things pedophilia. I remember Blockbuster didn’t carry it. |