If David Cronenberg, David Lynch and John Cassavetes teamed up to make a drama/horror blend about a divorce of epically fucked up proportions, this would be it. A genius work of pure psychosis.
Tagline reads: "Be prepared to be blown through the back of the theater!"
Bout right.
Avoid all plot summaries. Go into this as ignorant as possible. It'll add a ton to the viewing experience. I still say it's one of the most underrated films of all time.
A phenomenal Australian film with one incredible sequence, shot, character, etc. after another plus, Donald Pleasance showing up as an alcoholic outback doctor. Considered by many to be the best film to come from Down Under. A true masterpiece of unknown filmmaking.
The story of Bob Flanagan, the man who holds the medical record for living the longest with cystic fibrosis, 43, who also happens to be a masochistic performance artist. Ebert called it one of the most agonizing films he's ever seen and it turns out to be my favorite documentary of all time.
The greatest bad movie ever made. There is not a single solitary lull in the filmmaking ineptitude. It's breathtaking. Joe Bob Briggs commentary is absolute gold too.
This is what Catch Me If You Can would have looked like if Leonardo Dicaprio's character was a sociopath. Alec Baldwin is cruel and hilarious. Jennifer Jason Leigh is naive and amazing. And Fred MOTHERFUCKING Ward is well, the grooviest man to ever step foot on Earth. Tippy top notch black comedy.
Absurd n' ambitious violence, buckets of grit, and a truly WTF DID I REALLY JUST SEE THAT? type ending. James Glickenhaus violence is some of the funnest type of violence out there. Sam Elliot tells a great story to Peter Weller about a dog while sitting at a bar too. That's all I'm saying.
"Twenty-four contestants compete in an endurance/sleep deprivation contest in order to win a brand new Nissan Hardbody truck. The last person to remain standing with his or her hand on the truck wins. An absurd marketing gimmick at first glance, the contest proves to be much more."
John Waters didn't direct this but you'd probably swear in court that he did. Bill Paxton, Judd Nelson and Wayne fucking Newton compromise the main cast, yeah I know, what the shit!? James Caan cameo is one for the wtf ages.
The first Takashi Miike I ever saw and perhaps still my favorite. It will make your jaw hit the floor and your eyes geyser out of your head. This film is SLATHERED IN LUNACY.
Holy crap balls this flick is fucking trashy. It's about a full grown man who is still treated like a newborn baby. Might make you feel all weird n' tingly in a very icky way while watching. Makes for a good double feature with Girly.
The first feature film of one of the best filmmakers working today, Joon-Ho Bong(The Host, Memories of Murder, Mother). A dark, bizarre character driven comedy.
A comedy so experimental and creative you'll probably wonder how shit like this even gets made. And from the mind of mainstream Oscar winning director, Steven Soderbergh. Comedic genius in my book.
Carrying a dead panda through the kitchen is one of my favorite jokes in recent memory. Lemmy of Motorhead and Paul friggin' McCartney even have cameos. And features a great "huh?" kind of an ending.
Stylized Argento influenced visuals, eclectic soundtrack, sick n' creative murder scenes, beautiful shots of the Arizona landscape, bizarre score by ex-Pink Floyd drummer Nick Mason, and bad ass David Keith.
Overall, a full blown mess of insanity.
Not every flick here is a top to bottom masterpiece (well some are dammit) but I will guarantee you that every flick is filled with an OH SHIT moment or two or strives for something big n' bold n' ballsy or will be branded into your brain until the very day you die. Or just all 3. Enjoy ya rat basta'ds!
Nice to see someone who appreciated "The Cat"(1992).
Bad Boy Bubby - Is one of those films that gets recommend from time to time but I have never sat down and watched it. So, thanks... great list :)
My God I'm so curious with Possession. I saw the clip of the abortion scene on youtube and had to say it triggered my curiosity immensely, esp since I'm also a movie buff and I also like this kind of movies. Btw I'm voting this list for sure.
Soooo many ive got left to watch , great, the first thing that stood out to me was hands on a hard body, do you happen to know where i can watch this one online? Ive gooogeled the web but couldnt find a single working link........would be great if someone knew where to watch this one
OK, HAVE TO! HAVE TO! HAVE TO see "Miracle Mile" "The Holy Mountain" and "Wake in Fright" now! Thanx for the mentions, looking for forward to something NEW!!!
Bad Boy Bubby - Is one of those films that gets recommend from time to time but I have never sat down and watched it. So, thanks... great list :)
Bad Boy Bubby may be the greatest thing ever.
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that film, I really enjoyed personally
That was years ago