Valkyrie wrote:Human Centipede II, my mate said "go on, click "torrent" it can't be that bad..."

rryannn wrote:delicatessen

Thousand Nuns wrote:

Valkyrie wrote:Human Centipede II, my mate said "go on, click "torrent" it can't be that bad..."

Not seen 2 yet I'll wait till it's on syfy just to see if its worse than the first.

Mannahnin wrote:Naked Lunch, maybe?

deathholydeath wrote:Of the top of my head, I might go with "Antichrist" by Lars von Trier.
I'm sure of seen stranger, but that's what comes to mid at the moment.

Private_Joker wrote:Freddy Got Fingered.

nomsheep wrote:I'm watching a film called
Equilibrium and it's pretty odd, basically about a war on human feelings.

Locclo wrote:I'm gonna have to go with Cube 2: Hypercube. The first one was kind of neat, if hilariously implausible (who designs something like that? And where in God's name do you find the funding? ) and the third wasn't bad as a bit of backstory on the Cube. But the second one just made me go "Uh...what?"

I recommend the Cube movies if you're bored one day. They're not great movies, but they've got kind of a neat concept, and the second one is hilariously bad.

Aduro wrote:I still need to see Rubber. It's abou a spare tire that goes on a killing spree.

RossDas wrote:Eraserhead, and Lost Highway by David Lynch. Urotsokijodi was just messed up; I'm not going to post a plot synopsis, but it would be a laugh!

The Mad Tanker wrote:2010: Moby Dick...

Island jumping super whale and Ahab is a submarine captain...

I wish i was kidding...

Asherian Command wrote:http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0414993/
BTW here is the fountain.

IT literally makes no sense.

Asherian Command wrote:http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0414993/
BTW here is the fountain.

IT literally makes no sense.

Morathi's Darkest Sin wrote:Evil Aliens, without doubt.

Any film which is set on a remote Welsh island, with folks speaking welsh, odd gung ho farmers, Alien Queens having lusty moments with computer geeks and to top it off, a moment where one of the 'heroes' mows down a load of the aliens with a combine harvester accompanied by the Wurzles song, well its pretty fething weird.

Yet epic in its own way.

Mannahnin wrote:The Fountain is awesome. It is reasonably complex and may require multiple viewings to understand, but it's worth the effort. It's good for some art to be challenging and difficult.

KingCracker wrote:I always wondered, if the wicked witch melts in water, just how foul would she have smelled?

Trondheim wrote:

KingCracker wrote:I always wondered, if the wicked witch melts in water, just how foul would she have smelled?

To the high heavens I recon she would stink.

The weirdest movie I have ever seen have to Battle Royal 1, that movie was so wrong in so many different ways

KingCracker wrote:I always wondered, if the wicked witch melts in water, just how foul would she have smelled?

Locclo wrote:
I got about halfway through the Fountain and wound up shutting it off. It just made zero sense to me. I certainly wasn't exactly enjoying the movie, since I couldn't work out what was going on.

Ratius wrote:Donnie Darko.
Complete gak too.

Primer is pretty weird but most definetly worth a watch (probably two or three, truth be told).

nomsheep wrote:

Trondheim wrote:

KingCracker wrote:I always wondered, if the wicked witch melts in water, just how foul would she have smelled?

To the high heavens I recon she would stink.

The weirdest movie I have ever seen have to Battle Royal 1, that movie was so wrong in so many different ways

How??? How could you say that? :O that's blasphemy

Nom

Trondheim wrote:

nomsheep wrote:

Trondheim wrote:

KingCracker wrote:I always wondered, if the wicked witch melts in water, just how foul would she have smelled?

To the high heavens I recon she would stink.

The weirdest movie I have ever seen have to Battle Royal 1, that movie was so wrong in so many different ways

How??? How could you say that? :O that's blasphemy

Nom

A movie that is centerd around a TV program filled with school kids who are forced to kill each other? Or to put it mildly the sligth pedofile tones from that old dude. Or the fact that I generaly dislike movies that makes entertainemtn of such tings. Oh and the fact that it reminds of what happend here in Norway on the 22. July

KingCracker wrote:I always wondered, if the wicked witch melts in water, just how foul would she have smelled?

Trondheim wrote:@ Nomsheep : Google Norway 22. July and you will find out. Yes they choose a very poor way to show it.

Mannahnin wrote:Donnie Darko was fun and has some great scenes. They over-explain in the special features on the DVD and kind of ruin it.

U-Turn is weird in a good way. Jennifer Lopez is actually good in it, and super-hot. This is from before she became a pop star and celebrity.

Loccio wrote:

Mannahnin wrote:The Fountain is awesome. It is reasonably complex and may require multiple viewings to understand, but it's worth the effort. It's good for some art to be challenging and difficult.

Problem is, I don't want to have to watch a movie 4 or 5 times to figure out what in the heck was going on throughout that movie.

I got about halfway through the Fountain and wound up shutting it off. It just made zero sense to me. I certainly wasn't exactly enjoying the movie, since I couldn't work out what was going on.

Well, if you aren't enjoying it enough to watch through to the end, that will kill it for you. For me the acting and cinematography were great enough, and the plot made enough sense, to sustain my interest and try to figure out the mysteries and riddles of the story. I had enough sense of it and enough theories the first time to make it really enjoyable and interesting. I've watched it a couple of times since and I wouldn't hazard to say I perfectly understand it, but that's part of the joy of it, for me. That there's still some mystery and wonder.

Redbeard wrote:I just watched The Imaginarium of Dr. Parnassseus. That's pretty out there, although I'm not sure it's as strange as Brazil.

It was Heath Legers last film, and he committed suicide halfway through filming, so, to add to the bizarreness of the plot, you also have three other actors (Johnny Depp, Jude Law, and Colin Farrell) taking Heath's part at different times.

Mannahnin wrote:Best review of Zardoz ever (NSFW):
https://joeskythedungeonbrawler.wordpress.com/2010/08/26/a-movie-review-zardoz/

Mannahnin wrote:Best review of Zardoz ever (NSFW):
https://joeskythedungeonbrawler.wordpress.com/2010/08/26/a-movie-review-zardoz/

KingCracker wrote:Whaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaat? Donnie Darko was a pretty cool flick. But it definitely is a strange one.

Gitkikka wrote:Still "Manos - The Hands of Fate".
Man, what?

It was alright, not great, but at least it was better than its rip off-The Butterfly Effect. Maybe others didn't come to the same conclusion that I did, but I'm pretty sure TBE was a rip off of DD the same way Saw (the first at least) was a rip off of Se7en. Which was one of the most F'ed up movies I've ever seen-"What's in the box??" Best horror film ever. Saw was a child's forester chainsaw toy compared to a real lumberjack's chainsaw. Stupid, stupid movie. I hate ripoffs that somehow become popular, when the originals are ignored. But I digress. DD was ok, but TBE was crap. Not that I saw anyone bring it up (except maybe on the first page, which I read a week ago).

A Serbian Movie

Knights-Abhorrent wrote:The Michael Bay Transformers trilogy.

*Shudder*

rodgers37 wrote:

Knights-Abhorrent wrote:The Michael Bay Transformers trilogy.

*Shudder*

Generic Hollywood blockbuster hate, what a surprise. You probably go through Youtube vids hating on people like Katy Perry and Lady Gaga for also being generic don't you?

timetowaste85 wrote:

KingCracker wrote:Whaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaat? Donnie Darko was a pretty cool flick. But it definitely is a strange one.

It was alright, not great, but at least it was better than its rip off-The Butterfly Effect. Maybe others didn't come to the same conclusion that I did, but I'm pretty sure TBE was a rip off of DD the same way Saw (the first at least) was a rip off of Se7en. Which was one of the most F'ed up movies I've ever seen-"What's in the box??" Best horror film ever. Saw was a child's forester chainsaw toy compared to a real lumberjack's chainsaw. Stupid, stupid movie. I hate ripoffs that somehow become popular, when the originals are ignored. But I digress. DD was ok, but TBE was crap. Not that I saw anyone bring it up (except maybe on the first page, which I read a week ago).

rodgers37 wrote:

Knights-Abhorrent wrote:The Michael Bay Transformers trilogy.

*Shudder*

Generic Hollywood blockbuster hate, what a surprise. You probably go through Youtube vids hating on people like Katy Perry and Lady Gaga for also being generic don't you?

Knights-Abhorrent wrote:

rodgers37 wrote:

Knights-Abhorrent wrote:The Michael Bay Transformers trilogy.

*Shudder*

Generic Hollywood blockbuster hate, what a surprise. You probably go through Youtube vids hating on people like Katy Perry and Lady Gaga for also being generic don't you?

Ooooh, snippy aren't we, hrm?

The reason MB's TF gets so much is quite simple.

IT SUCKS.

However, it sucks for different people for different reasons.
I hate the trilogy for its constant bombardment of continuity errors within and without its own timeline and the timeline of the original TF universe. Everyone is entitled to their opinion, so calm down, sparky.

Knights-Abhorrent wrote:

rodgers37 wrote:

Knights-Abhorrent wrote:The Michael Bay Transformers trilogy.

*Shudder*

Generic Hollywood blockbuster hate, what a surprise. You probably go through Youtube vids hating on people like Katy Perry and Lady Gaga for also being generic don't you?

Ooooh, snippy aren't we, hrm?

The reason MB's TF gets so much is quite simple.

IT SUCKS.

However, it sucks for different people for different reasons.
I hate the trilogy for its constant bombardment of continuity errors within and without its own timeline and the timeline of the original TF universe. Everyone is entitled to their opinion, so calm down, sparky.

Deathshead420 wrote:Naughty naughty.

Mannahnin wrote:The Fountain is awesome. It is reasonably complex and may require multiple viewings to understand, but it's worth the effort. It's good for some art to be challenging and difficult.

Fafnir wrote:Also, I'd like to recommend Stop Making Sense.

It's a concert video, but I swear, watch it while under the influence of mind altering substances, and it will have its way with you.

nurgl wrote:The Wall

the movie for Pink Floyd's "the Wall" album.
Trippiest movie I have ever seen.

NEVER EVER EVER WATCH The Wall whilst under the influence of LSD.

Pacific wrote:

Fafnir wrote:Also, I'd like to recommend Stop Making Sense.

It's a concert video, but I swear, watch it while under the influence of mind altering substances, and it will have its way with you.

I thought it was a great video, and I would say probably one of the best music videos of all time. I loved the way it builds up from a simple start to the final crescendo at the end. Watched it again quite recently and it has actually aged quite well.

rodgers37 wrote:snip

Lol its you who have decided I've got angry, I quite clearly haven't. Just because someone replies to you with a not positive response, does not mean they are being 'snippy'...

Monster Rain wrote:

rodgers37 wrote:snip

Lol its you who have decided I've got angry, I quite clearly haven't. Just because someone replies to you with a not positive response, does not mean they are being 'snippy'...

Just so you know, as a casual reader with no vested interest in either side, you definitely came off as the instigator of douchery in this thread. As it happens, I'm not the biggest fan of the new Transformers movie, but not because they're blockbusters, but because they really are pretty terrible.

I don't think adult films should be encompassed in this thread, simply because they tend to go way, way farther into spooky territory than is healthy for a "family friendly site."

crazyrossboy wrote:sharktopus.

google it, I DARE YOU

rodgers37 wrote:Roger Corman, king of the B movies...

nerdfest09 wrote:Absolute wierdest I've seen is actually an 'adult' movie so don't search for it unless it's your thing, called 'Cafe Flesh' it was set in post apocolyptic world where only certain people could procreate, it was truly, truly bizare and weird!

the other one i can't recall the name, but it's general plot was people choosing children to adopt by forcibly cutting the babies from the mothers and then putting the mothers into a type of prison block where they had to kill each other and retrieve tags from the belly wounds of each woman, the last one standing was deemed the strongest woman and therefore would have the best baby, so that was the child the adoptees chose! how very morbidly strange!

nomsheep wrote:I'm watching a film called
Equilibrium and it's pretty odd, basically about a war on human feelings.