Fair Play.

Eraserhead was bizarre, but by faaarrrrrr the weirdest movie is the post apocalyptic A Boy and His Dog.

Do not recommend

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Anonymous wrote:Eraserhead, by a wide margin

I agree. Everything else seems normal compared to Eraserhead.

The woman with the fake cheeks and the big smile singing was such a disturbing visual as was the baby itself. Shudder.

Another scene from a David Lynch film that’s stayed with me is the scene where Robert Blake is at a party and has on white makeup.,He’s supposed to be a demon or something. He was genuinely scary. That was Lost Highway, very weird. As is Mulhollnnd Drive: the miniature people scene among others.

The Cable Guy

Anonymous wrote:Eyes Wide Shut

+1 omg yes!! Wtf was that?!!

Debbie Does Dallas.

Anonymous wrote:Eraserhead, by a wide margin

I agree. Everything else seems normal compared to Eraserhead.

Anonymous wrote:Are we not mentioning Korean Films??? Go!

Oh yes! All the Korean revenge movies are pretty out there like Oldboy, Mother, Lady Vengeance. Snowpiercer was weird too. All great films

Was just coming here to say this. "Poor Things" was repulsive and I still can't believe she won an Oscar for it.

It was deeply weird but not repulsive. Her performance was amazing. Please name one other actress who could have pulled that role off. There's no one, and that's why she deserved to win.

Anonymous wrote:The movie Emma stone just won an Oscar for. It was weird and gross.

Was just coming here to say this. "Poor Things" was repulsive and I still can't believe she won an Oscar for it.

The movie Emma stone just won an Oscar for. It was weird and gross.

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Anonymous wrote:Brazil
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brazil_(1985_film)

+1. Saw it in MS 39 yrs ago and it was so bizarre but don’t remember much about it just that it was weird.

It was one of my favorite movies in HS — I need to go back and rewatch it. The one scene that has stuck with me for life is the poor guy (bureacrat?) working in a tiny windowless office with a tiny desk that is connected to the office next to him. The guy in the adjacent office is constantly pulling the desk over to his side so our ooor character ends up with a smaller and smaller desk. Not until Office Soace did I see another such good example of the inanity of pointless office work.

Anonymous wrote:I, too, thought "The Lobster" when I read the thread title. Kinda surprised so many people have seen it.

Also, saw "Brazil" in high school and that was pretty weird. A Clockwork Orange too

You must be my age. My vote was going to be Clockwork Orange. With runners up inception, Brazil and naked lunch. Some of the Wes Anderson movies are pretty weird too.

Anonymous wrote:Are we not mentioning Korean Films??? Go!

Ok I'll go - the Old Boy trilogy. Also, Parasite .
Also, any of their horror/ghost movies - like that short on the woman who eats human dumplings to look young and beautiful.

Are we not mentioning Korean Films??? Go!