Can anyone suggest really strange movies to me?

[RottenTouch]

MyDarlingVendetta

Astrid Fay

You might like The Rocky Horror Picture Show. Here's a couple of the scenes from the movie in case you've never heard of it;
"Sweet Transvestite" scene - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bc80tFJpTuo&feature=related
"Hot Patootie Bless My Soul" scene - ]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dXeNqwNC5Y0&feature=related

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[rocksteadyandbebop]

You should check out The Cell.

[zach8270]

I'm not sure if anyone said this one or not, but for strange movie factor, check out Taxidermia. Very random Hungarian movie. My recommendation is to not be eating during it.

[Kreetard]

Bad Boy Bubby. Bizarre, thought-provoking, and pretty funny. I would recommend it to anyone; it's one of my favorite films.

[Im oSo Moist]

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[Malkav the Madman]

The Dead- It's a fairly 'fresh' zombie movie set in South Africa, does a really good job of simultaneously following the general zombie movie plot and rules without feeling stale. Possibly the best zombie film of the last 10 years.

Dog Soldiers- a fantastic British werewolf film. If you haven't seen it, you should have.

Heartless- Another British one, honestly the less I say about it the better the experience, just get a copy and watch it with no knowledge of what it is for the full experience.

Ginger snaps & assorted sequels- Hit & miss, personally I love all three but some people can't get into them.

Red State- Imagine Pulp Fiction meets Superbad meets Saw, meets Inside Man.

Hunter Prey- A ******** amazing piece of sci-fi amazingness. Honestly one of my favourite films of the last decade.

Choke- Adaptation of the book by Chuck Palahniuk (The guy who wrote fight club). About a sex-addict who thinks he is the second coming of Jesus.

[Mother Molly]

I greatly second Naked Lunch. I caught myself saying, "What? I don't even, what?" out loud, and I was watching it by myself. It's part novel adaptation with some elements of William Burrough's life added in.
Being John Malkovich is also a pretty strange one. It's a pretty long movie and takes a little bit to get into it but I'd recommend it. Happiness was really good but disturbing. I watched it not knowing it was a pitch black comedy.

Most that I would recommend have already been listed; Martyrs (French) A Tale of Two Sisters (Korean), Ichi The Killer (Japanese), Gummo, Sweet Movie, El Topo, Heavy Traffic, Begotten.

[Cyborg Hannah]

HOLY COW! You people are honestly beautiful for knowing most of these films. Disturbing/horror/strange are my kind of movies but I'm kind of disappointed I don't have much to recommend since all the ones I could think of are already covered and I'd hate to be repetitive but I got one left I think that I'll leave you with.

Womb ( 2010 ) :
A woman's consuming love forces her to bear the clone of her dead beloved. From his infancy to manhood, she faces the unavoidable complexities of her controversial decision.

I haven't seen it yet but the preview managed to make me uncomfortable and yet super curious to see how it all turns out so yeah if anyone has the balls or attention span to watch it.. tell me what you think?

P.S. Yeah Matt Smith is in it.. The new Doctor Who but don't let that scare you off it still looks good even though he's him..and no offense if you love him though that gives you even more reason to see it then!

Oh oh. I just remembered another film that I don't remember being mentioned so sorry if it was.

Deadgirl ( 2008 ) :
Two high school boys discover an imprisoned woman in an abandoned mental asylum who cannot die.

The description is sort of not at all giving you a good impression of what to prepare for.. but it's definitely strange that is all I'll say just because I'll ruin it or make it sound lame. *backs away slowly*

[rock lobstaaa]

Nowhere. its one huge acid trip.

[Nikomikiri]

Don't know if it's been suggested but try Mirrormask.
It's really strange but so good.

[GeorgeSpork]

The Human Centipede biggrin

[GeorgeSpork]

Cyborg Hannah

HOLY COW! You people are honestly beautiful for knowing most of these films. Disturbing/horror/strange are my kind of movies but I'm kind of disappointed I don't have much to recommend since all the ones I could think of are already covered and I'd hate to be repetitive but I got one left I think that I'll leave you with.

Womb ( 2010 ) :
A woman's consuming love forces her to bear the clone of her dead beloved. From his infancy to manhood, she faces the unavoidable complexities of her controversial decision.

I haven't seen it yet but the preview managed to make me uncomfortable and yet super curious to see how it all turns out so yeah if anyone has the balls or attention span to watch it.. tell me what you think?

P.S. Yeah Matt Smith is in it.. The new Doctor Who but don't let that scare you off it still looks good even though he's him..and no offense if you love him though that gives you even more reason to see it then!

Oh oh. I just remembered another film that I don't remember being mentioned so sorry if it was.

Deadgirl ( 2008 ) :
Two high school boys discover an imprisoned woman in an abandoned mental asylum who cannot die.

The description is sort of not at all giving you a good impression of what to prepare for.. but it's definitely strange that is all I'll say just because I'll ruin it or make it sound lame. *backs away slowly*

Whoa O.O womb sounds interesting.
I must see this womb movie...

[LOSaurus]

Videodrome for the sheer weirdness of it.

El Topo, weirdest western ever especially for it's time

Kontroll, a bizarre hungarian film well worth a watch

Bad Boy Bubby

Harold and Maude

[ispydork]

Video Drome
Eyes Without A Face
House (1977 I think)
Happiness
Spork (not a good movie, but really weird)
Jacobs Ladder

[Chaotic Chatter]

I agree, most of these movies are pretty great. but one i don't realy see on here is

This one.


also, i have to say i LOVE Dark City, it has to be one of my all time favorites.