Whats the Strangest Movie you ever saw?!?

[teewee1432]

What is the strangest movie or movies you ever saw in your life and why? What are the movies that really made you say Damn what was that?

[Where's my elephant?]

Earth Girls Are Easy - Sci-Fi/comedy/musical...nuff said

[JBond]

"Pi" was pretty strange...so was "Stir of Echoes", but I forgot why.

[the elmo zombie]

killer clowns from outer space
yellow submarine

[JBond]

Ahhh yes, Yellow Submarine. Love that movie.

Blue Meanies!

[teewee1432]

Dreamcatcher
Son of sam

[Darth Barth]

Gothic

A strange, weird, twisted movie about the supposed inspiration of Mary Shelly to come up with the idea for Frankenstien. It starred Gabriel Byrne.

Weird, weird, weird.

[Darth Maul]

Manos Hands of Fate on MST3K. Watch and ull understand. Its ya. just watch.

[teewee1432]

Darth Maul: I actually heard of this movie. Last summer entertainment weekly named this the worst movie ever made of all time! They had a 8 page story about the making of this movie, and after all the crap I read I know I never want to see it

[JBond]

Everyone here knows that movie, it's infamous. ;)

[Darth Maul]

I hate that move.. god the theme music to the horse legged guy torgo. DUTA DUUDA DUTTA DUUUUDA DUTTTA UAUUUDDAUUTA.

[Rogue]

Suspiria was different, that's for sure.

[Alice in Wonderland]

Eternal sunshine of the spotless mind was quite weird... And Donnie Darko. But I like them both. ^^

[spide-ed]

Wild at Heart or Lost Highway.

Come to think of it anything by David Lynch.

[BigTrev]

Plan nine from outer space

Basicly because it has such a low budget and it was made ages ago, though it was still good for a laugh.

[Fiverrabbit]

Tuvalu from Bulgaria, and Luna Papa fropm Tajikistan

[sonoranreptile]

Bubba Ho-tep. Bruce Campbell as an old Elvis and a black man in a wheelchair who claims he is JFK try to keep an ancinet Egyptian mummy from taking the souls of the people who reside in their nursing home. Very funny...odd...out there...

[Frizzo the Clown]

I don't remember the name of the movie, but it involved 5 midgets, a cheerleader and a donkey. Let me tell ya...that was strange...and kinda erotic.

[Ramplate]

Hmm...

Attack of the Killer Tomatoes, 2001 A Space Oddysey, Dungeons & Dragons (still can't believe Tom Baker was in that one), Anything from the 4th Hellraiser on, Halloween 3, Trolls, I'll probably think of more in a while.

EDIT Thought of another one - The 5,000 Fingers of Dr. T. - that by far is the strangest thing I ever saw - I saw it on TV when I was a kid and it gave me nightmares.

[teewee1432]

^^^^^^
How could I forget trolls. I saw trolls 2, and that was a weird,weird movie. I still don't get that whole popcorn thing.

[Ramplate]

Thank goodness I didn't see Trolls 2

Invaders From Mars (1953) was another weird one.

Can't forget - Robot Monster (can't beat a guy that's supposed to be a robot wearing a gorilla suit with a space helmet on for weirdness)

[teewee1432]

^^^

Trust me ramplate you wouldn't have wanted to see it.
I saw the remake of invaders from mars the one from the 80's with karen black. That was good, but it gave me nightmares as a kid.

[quiksilver022]

Lady in the Water.

[Knerys]

Immortal....I don't even know where to being on that one.

Ravenous was very strange.

Dead Man was weird but a good weird.

[ScottiE]

Has to Naked Lunch
:omg:

[chaotic]

Vanilla Sky

[chewie]

Brazil

[masterful misha]

the most recent one was "lady in the water" and another one was train spotting

[coach34]

bad boy bubby now thats one weird flick.

[Disgustipated]

Un Chien Andalou

A very unique, and strange surreal film (I liked it). Revolutionary for anyone who enjoys the surreal.

[Disgustipated]

Brazil

Great film!

[ruban]

I was really diappointed with Brazil, sorry =/

I'd say Mullholland Drive.

[NastyNas04]

Eraserhead

[Doomsday]

The Unknown, a silent Lon Chaney movie about a circus performer who has his arms amputated so he can guilt the girl of his dreams into loving him.

[EyezForYou]

Swimming Pool

Hands down.

[Nilade]

The Forbidden Zone directed by Richard Elfman. Please see this soon and agree with me. Its so strange and you can't take your eyes off of it. Oh, Uzumaki, a Japanese horror film in which the whole town gets possessed by spirals is pretty strange too.

[gabrielangel]

Jack Frost

[Disgustipated]

The Forbidden Zone directed by Richard Elfman. Please see this soon and agree with me. Its so strange and you can't take your eyes off of it. Oh, Uzumaki, a Japanese horror film in which the whole town gets possessed by spirals is pretty strange too.

What about Tetsuo? It's a film by Shinya Tsukamoto. It's very surreal and strange.

[Citizen Kane]

The Dark Backward
Lost Highway

[Disgustipated]

The Dark Backward
Lost Highway

Too bad it seems we'll never get a decent release of Lost Highway.

[EyezForYou]

Old Boy.

[Darth Barth]

the most recent one was "lady in the water" and another one was train spotting

I love Trainspotting!
But you're right, it is a little off the first time you watch it.

[Disgustipated]

Old Boy.

Great film!

[Steve from Indy]

Titus and Little Shop of Horrors come to mind immediately.

[gar0781]

Jacob's Ladder

[Steve from Indy]

Oh yeah, what's that movie where the guy comes back from some planet-- or outer space at least, and then he starts to melt and ends up a pile of goo? Weird, weird stuff.

[Doomsday]

Anyone ever see Zardoz starring Sean Connery? I think I should close the thread now because there's no way any of the previously listed movies are stranger than Zardoz. Just........rent it immediately.

[Disgustipated]

Anyone ever see Zardoz starring Sean Connery? I think I should close the thread now because there's no way any of the previously listed movies are stranger than Zardoz. Just........rent it immediately.

Yes. One of the weirdest movies I've ever seen.

[Lynchfan2033]

first off, wow, there are some movies I wouldn't expect from movie goers to say.. If movies like Donnie Darko, Trainspotting, and Vanillia Sky, are the strangest movies you have ever seen, then you really need to watch more movies.

David Lynch should without a doubt win this thread.. with the exception of Naked Lunch and Zardoz being the only movies I have seen mentioned in this thread that could compete.. I have seen mosto f the movies listed.


And while upon 1st viewings of Mullholland Drive, Lost Highway, and Wild at Heart are all strange movies, even somewhat weird, they all make perfect sense to me... i have seen MD about 5 times, LH 3 times and WaH twice.

there still is no doubt the 1 film that is a no brainer.. at least until I watch Inland Empire, and that is Eraserhead.. granted I have only seen it 1 time, and I understand it completely.. too bad it is still the weirdest movie i have ever seen.

but as stated Naked Lunch is pretty close.

[Neverending]

I have everyone beat!

http://ec2.images-amazon.com/images/P/B0002LE9QS.01._SS500_SCLZZZZZZZ_V1089892067_.jpg

And, if you don't believe me here's a preview:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=McQEx_PxgW4

[Lynchfan2033]

I have everyone beat!

http://ec2.images-amazon.com/images/P/B0002LE9QS.01._SS500_SCLZZZZZZZ_V1089892067_.jpg

And, if you don't believe me here's a preview:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=McQEx_PxgW4
wow, thanks for a blast from the past, i haven't seen that movie since i was a kid, I definately need to watch it again with adult Eyes, like me watching Time Bandits again..

[coach34]

that does look strange.

[Neverending]

that does look strange.

Yeah, its really weird and kinda dumb as well. But...it features Danny Elfman's first movie score so its worth it just for that.

[themyers]

The Village.
Retarded more than anything.

[Lynchfan2033]

Yeah, its really weird and kinda dumb as well. But...it features Danny Elfman's first movie score so its worth it just for that.
i am sure that his brother being the director had a little something to do with it. :D

[moviespud]

Luis Bunuel's
Ángel exterminador, El

[EyezForYou]

Swimming Pool

WTF is this?

I loved it, yet, at the same time, I hated it.

[masterful misha]

jeppers creepers 1. the main character dies at the end by the monster thing:confused:

[Steve from Indy]

jeppers creepers 1. the main character dies at the end by the monster thing:confused:

Dumb, stupid, totally pointless movie.

[fantasticfour40]

Vanilla Sky. Good movie but a little strange.

[Tzarinna]

Altered States (1980)
http://imdb.com/title/tt0080360/
I don't know what it is about William Hurt but I just love that man. I remember seeing trailers on TV and the poster at the theater,I wasn't old enough to see it. But my curiosity about it was large. So now I own it and it's just as bizarre to me as it would have been at my young tender age of ?.

[DAN!]

I have everyone beat!

http://ec2.images-amazon.com/images/P/B0002LE9QS.01._SS500_SCLZZZZZZZ_V1089892067_.jpg

And, if you don't believe me here's a preview:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=McQEx_PxgW4

haha, wow.

[Steve from Indy]

Altered States (1980)
http://imdb.com/title/tt0080360/
I don't know what it is about William Hurt but I just love that man. I remember seeing trailers on TV and the poster at the theater,I wasn't old enough to see it. But my curiosity about it was large. So now I own it and it's just as bizarre to me as it would have been at my young tender age of ?.

I agree, Tzarinna. It's a strange one alright. I don't think I saw it at the theatre. I think I first saw it on HBO a couple of years later so I would have been 19 or 20-- but boy did it freak me out. That transformation scene is bizarre. I think the film was probably over my head as a young man. I'd like to see it again.

One thing's for sure, It's a movie that you need a certain level of discernment, not to mention constitution to endure. Definitely not a movie for the kiddies.

[Lynchfan2033]

I agree, Tzarinna. It's a strange one alright. I don't think I saw it at the theatre. I think I first saw it on HBO a couple of years later so I would have been 19 or 20-- but boy did it freak me out. That transformation scene is bizarre. I think the film was probably over my head as a young man. I'd like to see it again.

One thing's for sure, It's a movie that you need a certain level of discernment, not to mention constitution to endure. Definitely not a movie for the kiddies.
my dad used to tell me about that movie, and that scene, I have still yet to get to see it, but it has been on my list of movies to watch, I guess i will bump it to the top of my netflix when I get Netflix again

[petergriffin246]

Any Tin Burton moie :)

[SML28]

The strangest movie I ever saw was in my French class. I think it was called The Little Prince or something like that. It was about this little boy that was a prince on this one planet where he lived on & it had a talking flower & at the same time,this pilot had crashed his airplane & all this weird stuff. It..made me laugh at how stupid it was.:o

[Nilade]

I have everyone beat!

http://ec2.images-amazon.com/images/P/B0002LE9QS.01._SS500_SCLZZZZZZZ_V1089892067_.jpg

And, if you don't believe me here's a preview:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=McQEx_PxgW4


haha, I beat you, if you check 14 posts above you, I already mentioned The Forbidden Zone!

[Iamdamian]

Naked Lunch! (which i loved.)
Magnolia (which i hated. Frogs? screw that.)
Gummo (which i hated as well.)
Doom Generation (which i enjoyed when i was 15 now doesn't hold up, but still has a special place in my heart.)
21 Grams (good, but i didn't know what the hell was going on for the first 20 minutes.)

Thats all i can think of off the top of my head... I'll think of some more later.

[justin106]

Naked Lunch! (which i loved.)
Magnolia (which i hated. Frogs? screw that.)
Gummo (which i hated as well.)
Doom Generation (which i enjoyed when i was 15 now doesn't hold up, but still has a special place in my heart.)
21 Grams (good, but i didn't know what the hell was going on for the first 20 minutes.)

Thats all i can think of off the top of my head... I'll think of some more later.

21 Grams really wasn't a strange movie. And how can you dislike Gummo? Everyone should love Gummo and Magnolia.

[spide-ed]

Man, what passes as strange isnt much these days is it?

Tim Burton movies, they arnt strange....they are dark, kooky, gothic maybe, but they have reasonably logical straighforward plots.

Its not like he directed a film about a midget made of lightbulbs who makes a spaceship out of an acorn then orbits venus listening to Willy Nelson records backwards is it?

I didnt really think 21 Grams was strange, or Magnolia, they are just adult films that dont give the audience all the answers, and let them find out stuff for themselves. Thats increasingly rare in Michael Bay-orientated Hollywood these days, the stupider the better, is how studios like it.

[justin106]

Man, what passes as strange isnt much these days is it?

Tim Burton movies, they arnt strange....they are dark, kooky, gothic maybe, but they have reasonably logical straighforward plots.

Its not like he directed a film about a midget made of lightbulbs who makes a spaceship out of an acorn then orbits venus listening to Willy Nelson records backwards is it?

I didnt really think 21 Grams was strange, or Magnolia, they are just adult films that dont give the audience all the answers, and let them find out stuff for themselves. Thats increasingly rare in Michael Bay-orientated Hollywood these days, the stupider the better, is how studios like it.

I agree with you. I'm really not a fan of Burton but I respect what he does. And it's cool you have a Simon & Garfunkel quote.

[Iamdamian]

Man, what passes as strange isnt much these days is it?

Tim Burton movies, they arnt strange....they are dark, kooky, gothic maybe, but they have reasonably logical straighforward plots.

Its not like he directed a film about a midget made of lightbulbs who makes a spaceship out of an acorn then orbits venus listening to Willy Nelson records backwards is it?

I didnt really think 21 Grams was strange, or Magnolia, they are just adult films that dont give the audience all the answers, and let them find out stuff for themselves. Thats increasingly rare in Michael Bay-orientated Hollywood these days, the stupider the better, is how studios like it.

What was strange about 21 grams is i watched a good 20 minutes before i even knew what was going on. If it had not been the jigsaw, cut-up editing, i wonder if it would have played the same and if i would have enjoyed it as much. Instead with its a much more interesting and strange way to make a movie.

dictionary.com defines Strange as: 1. unusual, extraordinary, or curious; odd; queer

So i definitely think that as well as the tim burton.

As for magnolia, its a drawn out, over dramatic ,super pretentious, piece of ****. But this is my own opinion, as i know a good many people who loved the damned thing, which i for one will never understand..

[Citizen Kane]

The Dark Backward
Lost Highway

[justin106]

What was strange about 21 grams is i watched a good 20 minutes before i even knew what was going on. If it had not been the jigsaw, cut-up editing, i wonder if it would have played the same and if i would have enjoyed it as much. Instead with its a much more interesting and strange way to make a movie.

dictionary.com defines Strange as: 1. unusual, extraordinary, or curious; odd; queer

So i definitely think that as well as the tim burton.

As for magnolia, its a drawn out, over dramatic ,super pretentious, piece of ****. But this is my own opinion, as i know a good many people who loved the damned thing, which i for one will never understand..


Cut-up editing isn't really so strange these days. You're seeing it more and more. Look at Short Cuts (Altman..he started it all) and Crash. Now, I understand that that is your opinion of Magnolia. But it seems to me whenever a director aims high and misses (like Magnolia and even Shortcuts) they are labeled as pretentious. Now this may be true. But being pretentious doesn't necessarily make it bad, does it? I think what we mean by strange is something that isn't seen often; unusual. For Tim Burton most every film he has made has been labeled strange. So we could say that it really isn't out of the ordinary anymore (much like David Lynch).

[shadowseven]

The Last Temptation of Christ (on mushrooms).

[Where's my elephant?]

I'm only 45 minutes into the movie and I gotta say that I Heart Huckabee's is one headf**k of a movie. I'm not as negative about it as he is, but Stewie Griffin was onto something here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z5E33ry1R6Y

[Papa]

Sunshine for the Spottless Mind..... a brain f*** there...

[Godfather76]

I don't remember the name of the movie, but it involved 5 midgets, a cheerleader and a donkey. Let me tell ya...that was strange...and kinda erotic.

Dude... I'm gonna need that back. It's personal. I don't know or care how you got it... just want it back.

[Godfather76]

I'm only 45 minutes into the movie and I gotta say that I Heart Huckabee's is one headf**k of a movie. I'm not as negative about it as he is, but Stewie Griffin was onto something here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z5E33ry1R6Y

Yeah, it's headf**k until just before the end, where it all comes together. The second time I watched it is when I REALLY got something out of it. It's in my top 10 fave of all time now.

[Nilade]

E.t.

[equipe]

Mr. Mike's Mondo Video... One seriously derranged comedy by an SNL writer. Lots of SNL Star Cameos. But some seriously ****ed up **** in this flick. If you can find a copy, I suggest to see it.

[XtRaVa]

I cant think of many right now, but I'll go ahead and put down Audition. Thats always a sure fire bet of a weird movie. Great flick.

[masterful misha]

the descent, or jeepers creepers

[big electric cat]

It's a toss-up for me...

-that scene in 'Germany in Autumn' where Fassbinder plays with his flaccid penis for what seems like forever while talking on the phone about something so mundane. Could have been cut? Just a bit?

-hands down, the chicken scene in Pink Flamingos. WTF.

-Attack of the Killer Tomatoes. So bizzarre. I remember I went into my mom's room when I first saw that, switched her channel from, whatever, Ironside?, and said 'Look at this. Isn't this just weird?'

-that scene in 'The Twilight Zone' where the gremblin/monster tries to tear apart the airplane wing and only one passenger witnesses it...that scene stays with me. Stuff of nightmares.

[PsYkOoOoO]

WAKING LIFE.

But i loved that movie.

[Boro]

Rocky Horror Picture Show

[EyezForYou]

-that scene in 'The Twilight Zone' where the gremblin/monster tries to tear apart the airplane wing and only one passenger witnesses it...that scene stays with me. Stuff of nightmares.

That is actually a short story written by Richard Matheson.

The story is better, I believe.

[Lynchfan2033]

Watched Forbidden Zone this morning, while it was a bit Strange, it was more stupid then strange, Eraserhead is far more strange than Forbidden Zone

[KingKrueger500]

Jacob's Ladder is pretty out there

[Ramplate]

Just take a look at this and tell me this isn't out there :D
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0045464/trailers

[bryann]

Amelie damn it what a boring!

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http://www.outlawthemovie.com

[Nilade]

I cant think of many right now, but I'll go ahead and put down Audition. Thats always a sure fire bet of a weird movie. Great flick.

I have that DVD, I still have yet to watch it. Not that I don't want to, I'm just backed up on DVDs I have that I have to catch up on. Gotta watch that flick!

[sjp1966]

Jacobs Ladder -- i saw it when it first came out at the pictures, couldnt understand it.

[Lynchfan2033]

Jacobs Ladder -- i saw it when it first came out at the pictures, couldnt understand it.
watch it again, its not that hard to figure out

[HellaGood]

The first one that springs to mind is Mirrormask. The movie looked like it had been produced and directed by Salvador Dali.

[KingMizfit]

I'm not usre if many people have seen this...but it's called new years evil .It was horrible..but one of the strangest things I've seen. A Scanner Darkly was pretty wacked out too.

[TheKing88]

I echo some of the same sentiments...Jacob's Ladder and Waking Life both caught me by surprise...and almost anything by John Waters makes my list.

[gabrielangel]

Donnie Darko left me with a very puzzled look on my face.

[jtracy]

I walked out of "Punch Drunk Love" and "The Psychic", but the strangest movie I ever saw was recent, and not because of the story:

Stranger Than Fiction

In a five minute segment of the movie, the projector showing the film messed up and adjusted the film downward, into the cropped off area. Suddenly we were seeing the boom microphone and cameramen filming the scenes. It was very distracting and people in the audience were saying "what's going on?" and shrugging their shoulders.

Then there was Ever After where halfway through the movie the film suddenly flipped upside down and started playing backwards from the end. That's not a smooth switch of reels there!

[Sora Kahn]

Donnie Darko.

[PsYkOoOoO]

Fight Club, maybe. I mean, I love the movie but it is just...a really weird movie.

[matthews_world]

The Gnome Mobile (1967) - It was re-released into theaters by Disney in the 70's and actually my first theater movie as a kid and those little munchkins were weird and strange and just the whole movie seemed like a funny dream at that age.

Willy Wonka was pretty weird, especially back then. I loved the scene where the kid turns into the blueberry.

Phantasm 2 was pretty twisted, especially with those flying spheres.

[justdecent]

13 Tzameti was an intense and crazy movie. It's about a game similar to russian roulette. I thought my heart was going to explode from the suspense.

http://www.tzameti.com/

[Meany67]

batman begins had me scratching my brain

[Chaos Zero]

Definitely The People Under the Stairs.

I mean the plot was pretty straight forward (hero tries to save the little girl from abusive parents), but some of the scenes were just freaky.

The parents dancing around the kid's body?
The zombies that just show up out of nowhere?
And is there anything weirder than a grown man dressed in an S & M suit, chasing kids with a shotgun :)

I get that Craven was trying to make a fantasy, but still...

[petergriffin246]

Batman & Robin ......I dont even know if that piece of **** counts as a movie

[spide-ed]

Batman & Robin ......I dont even know if that piece of **** counts as a movie

I dunno if Batman And Robin is strange, it just sucks ass.

Zardoz with Sean Connery is most definetly strange though.

[teewee1432]

Although I liked the film I have to say that the number 23 was pretty strange. I had to get use to seeing jim in a movie like this.

[masterful misha]

Although I liked the film I have to say that the number 23 was pretty strange. I had to get use to seeing jim in a movie like this.

yeah i agree...but i dont think it was THAT strange

[TarzanMac]

The strangest Film I have ever seen has to be IDLE HANDS.

It was strange but great.

[Darth Maul]

Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas

[JoMovie]

Foreign flick named "Save the Green Planet" pretty decent as well

[spide-ed]

Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas

great film, better book.

Rest in peace Hunter...

[Kronos]

A Clockwork Orange. What a wonderful movie! A bit strange too.

[movie mentalist]

Call me crazy, but i think the strangest movie i have ever seen has to be the newly updated war of the wolrds with tom cruise. i dunno what it was, it just made me feel weird after seeing it.

[msmoonvicky]

A great deal of independent films or just B-rated movies were strange. The latest of the weird was The Science of Sleep. It looks good and Gael Garcia Bernal is so hot, but it doesn't help make the movie easy to sit through. If only I could change this movie, it could have been so much more. Ah! the hottness wasted, what a shame!

[Tiff]

Elephant-It was very strange, but it was shot very well.

[jPoD]

Hard Candy is without a doubt the weirdest movie ive ever seen.

[LOTRNUT04]

A Clockwork Orange. What a wonderful movie! A bit strange too.
That was my first thought after reading the title of this thread

[Andrew Thomson]

Earth Girls Are Easy - Sci-Fi/comedy/musical...nuff said


I'd agree with this one, LOL

[Andrew Thomson]

That was my first thought after reading the title of this thread

Absolutely brilliant movie.

[Andrew Thomson]

Batman & Robin ......I dont even know if that piece of **** counts as a movie


It was a bit of fun. :)

[Matrix_Fan]

The Shining

The part where the two dudes in costumes appear to be having sex just freaked me out.

Curse you Kubrick.

[pixiness]

Twin Peaks - definitely weird - and I was a pretty avid watcher of the show (I can't imagine how hard to follow it must have been for people who'd never seen the TV series)

Mullholland Drive - I consider myself a pretty smart individual and I was just like WTF?

Memento - but let me clarify - I mean weird in a good way. I totally got the point of the whole movie and was quickly able to follow the plot - but when I first watched it I was like WOAH! Same goes for the first Matrix - but more because it was such a novel idea of "what if we're all living a lie?"

[MidgardDragon]

The Science of Sleep. It was incredibly weird and I expected that weirdness to appeal to me. Unfortunately it didn't and I learned the valuable lesson that weird does not always = good.

[djimon123]

Jesus Christ Superstar ...holy **** was that ****ing wierd

[Darth Maul]

HairSpray and Joseph and the amazing technicolor dreamcoat and yes Cats

[FranklinTard]

Crank. Watch it again and pay attention, see if you notice.

[Spidey2DocOck]

Attack of the Killer Tomatoes

[masterful misha]

Crank. Watch it again and pay attention, see if you notice.

I thought it was an "okay" movie. The only strange thing was the ending but it did make sense

[Kaboom]

9th gate

[Kaboom]

The strangest Film I have ever seen has to be IDLE HANDS.

It was strange but great.

mmmmmmm jessica alba

[Matrix_Fan]

Tommy

The movie version. The closest thing you can get to an acid trip.

Note: I don't take acid.

[ddel54]

Im gonna have to go with two Malcolm McDowell. A Clockwork Orange and Caligula. Now Caligua(Unrated) was like watching a porno and It was just an odd movie

[Warhammer Zero]

Killer Klowns from Outer Space

Too weird, as well as one of the worst movies of all-time.

[Eggyman]

Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas -- wow, that f**ked me up for days.

[kakarot069]

Ultra Violet... I didn't understand that movie at all.

[Greenk]

I'm not sure if this counts as a real movie or not, but Pink Floyd's The Wall movie was a mind f*** for sure.

[kakarot069]

yeah, I think that's a tie for me between Ultra Violet... especially with those freaky walking hammers.

[Greenk]

I havent saw ultra violet yet, is it worth a watch??yeah, I think that's a tie for me between Ultra Violet... especially with those freaky walking hammers.

[ddel54]

I havent saw ultra violet yet, is it worth a watch??

Ultraviolet is a horrible movie. Not worth a free rental. Maybe good enough to watch on cable or if its on basic cable

[Greenk]

thanx..:) Ultraviolet is a horrible movie. Not worth a free rental. Maybe good enough to watch on cable or if its on basic cable

[FranklinTard]

Misha

you said you watched crank only weird part was the ending?
pay closer attention.

(hint: 'natural' subtitles)

[Ippiki-ookami]

Gozu o_O

[Warhammer Zero]

Misha

you said you watched crank only weird part was the ending?
pay closer attention.

(hint: 'natural' subtitles)

What was so weird about it?

Here's the ending on YouTube. Tell me what I am supposed to see.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mnM64N-JH7M

[ddel54]

I don't think crank was weird at all
Maybe the ending was a little odd and actually funny but as a whole movie I don't think its strange

[Matrix_Fan]

Alice In Wonderland...the disney version.

That was a trippy movie.

[FranklinTard]

Haha you didnt take my hint, rewatch it. Its quite well made for what it is, but its not just an action movie. And it doesn't really have much to do with the ending but it wraps it up, and if i went on some of you would call me crazy.

[Warhammer Zero]

I'm from the Hype.
I've seen everything.

If you don't mind, I'm interested.
Speak on...

[Mr Lex Luthor]

I think Serial Mom easily takes the cake for me as the strangest movie I ever saw. Never again will I ever experience anything like it, but I'll be sure to see it again twenty times.

Another one that comes to mind is Fargo. If shoving a guy into a wood chipper isn't strange, I don't know what is. Ah, I love the Coen brothers...

[DAN!]

Haha you didnt take my hint, rewatch it. Its quite well made for what it is, but its not just an action movie. And it doesn't really have much to do with the ending but it wraps it up, and if i went on some of you would call me crazy.


yess, what is this you speak of?

[FranklinTard]

Let me watch it again take some notes on the specific parts i believe tell the true story, but i thought it was pretty obvious nobody noticed? Are any of you European?

(hints: "crackhead" "****" "do you really know?" "?ownk yllear ouy do")

[FranklinTard]

Alright ive got my main hypothesis about Crank, but first let me explain that i believe what i am about to say fully but it is open to interpretation. However if you read my reasons and become angry (which could happen for the movie takes liberties with its audience) please dont complain to me i did not make the movie, but please do not act like there is nothing there. There is too much going on in the movie for there to be only one story. Back to the hypothesis: Its fundamentally a 'scoff' film from europeans to americans.

basically my belief is that its a film that europeans sent over because they thought that americans would watch anything, no need for a plot or much of a story, because americans only focus on the action. There are so many parts of this movie that tell you the entire story of this and i will post them after i have rewatch the film. But in a nutshell its anti american and it pokes fun at the auidence, all the while the audience smiles and has no idea. more on this later.

[DAN!]

intersting, but i fail to see how it is obvious

[FranklinTard]

allow me to finish my research. and it might not be obvious to everyone, first time i watched it i did not notice. dont you wonder why they use subtitles for no reason?

[DAN!]

just out of curiousity, what country are you from?

[FranklinTard]

usa yourself?

[FranklinTard]

nevermind your screen name screams a buffalo fan...

[Fiabon]

All the Lynch's are the obviouse choice but I randomly came accross Society on TV one late evening. That's some mad stuff...

[LG101]

Ichi the Killer.

[Clark Savage Jr]

I'd have to say....Pink Flamingos

[FranklinTard]

good call. i wont even watch it anymore.

[Clark Savage Jr]

Once was definately enough for me.

[TEDDY]

The Singing Detective.

[Matrix_Fan]

Aqua Teen Hunger Force Colon Movie Film For Theaters

[FranklinTard]

singing detective was good i thought, not that strange.

[TEDDY]

singing detective was good i thought, not that strange.

It's good, but strange none the less.

I mean the writter with the horrible skin condition that's psychological, slipping between reality and his fantasy personna until fantasy is reality and vice versa.

And the singing. God. That musical montage where Nurse Katie Holmes is giving Downey a skin rub or whatever and he's trying not to bust a nut in front of her... just awesomely kooky!

[Ben Richards]

Strangest movie has to be From Dusk Till Dawn for me. Sure, there are other movies that are much weirder but I knew sort of what to expect. But with from Dusk Till Dawn I had no idea that there would be vampires in it, I thought it was just another action movie. So when those people at the bar started turning into vampires and hell broke loose I was like WTF?

[PseudoSloth]

jeppers creepers 1. the main character dies at the end by the monster thing:confused:

What was so strange about that?
Personally my vote goes to this one movie. I forget the name of it. But this boy kills this girl by accident(Beebee), puts a battery or something in her head and she becomes a robot. Like WTH?!
Then she goes on to obsesse over him, killing everyone who is a loved one or hurt him. She kills one guy by repeatedly bashing his headin with basketball at high levels of strenth.

[FranklinTard]

chumscrubber was pretty strange.

[dooms_acolyte]

anything by John Waters. "Pink Flamingos", is tops in that list.
"A Clockwork Orange" was out there too
"Donnie Darko"
but i think the movie that really made me wonder 'what the hell just happened?' was "The Big Lebowski"

[FranklinTard]

David Cronenbergs got some strange stuff.

Dead Man with Depp was pretty weird too.

[Backdrifter]

Any David Lynch film is pretty bizarre.

[A Guy]

David Lynch's films are strange enough to evoke the adjective "Lynchian" used in many reviews of other films to describe complexity and weirdness.....so I'd say they definitely qualify!

and I agree with the Singing Detective being the strangest

[Wildfire]

Save The Green planet ...very funny Korean psycho killer film that has a brilliant twisty Sci-Fi ending


Gozu......bat***t weird Miike film
also by Miike
Audition....piano wire :eek:
The Happiness of the Katakuris...:omg:

[HaDoKen]

visitor Q

[JokerNick]

Crash - Cronenberg's film
Guinea Pig Series.... fake snuff films... convincing...

[Ultimate Movie-Man]

Glen or Glenda.

WTF.
WTF.

That stuff was absolutely stupid. and not even funny stupid. It was WEIRD stupid...it didn't make ANY sense at all

[Clark Savage Jr]

Anyone see "Liquid Sky".....that was freakin' weird.

[Darth Maul]

Tommy

[smaaz]

Most of jim carrey movies are strange, the strangest guy on plant earth. After almost every scene of his i say, hey what in the bloody hell was that.

[IanTheCool]

2001. great though.

[FranklinTard]

2001, man that was creepy. had to write a 3 pager on the ending of that movie and what it meant to me. i dont even understand what i turned in, but my prof gave me an a.

[Ramplate]

If you want to see something strange - take a look at Forbidden Zone (1980)

[Fanible]

Freaked with Alex Winters, Randy Quaid and Keanu Reeves.

[Darth Maul]

Id have to say the Shining, not nockin it but man what a wierd movie. Loved it though.

[boydston_14]

I don't know if anyone's said it, but The Fountain. I didn't finish watching it but it was pretty weird.

[Static 4 0]

I'd have to say either Dude Where's My Car? or Mars Attacks.

Also, if you're wondering why I write my text in red it's because I write in red on every forum I go to. :P

[frateb]

clockwork orange - already mentioned
pink flamingos - already mentioned
jesus christ vampire hunter
riki oh: the story of ricky
bad taste
un chien andalou - already mentioned

[WDTSF]

I would say Repulsion, with Catherine Deneuve

[Fanible]

I'd have to say either Dude Where's My Car? or Mars Attacks.

You're young, so I'll excuse your mild idea of "strange". There are going to be far stranger movies than those two that you'll end up seeing, that's for sure. =P

[teewee1432]

figured I'll bring this from the dead.

dead alive was another movie. i thought it was horrible.

[Dhamon22]

Pi.

[IAmARevenant]

Quite a bit.

My favorite "strange movies" are Mulholland Drive, and - aww heck, any David Lynch film (besides Dune of course).

[ZombieMan]

figured I'll bring this from the dead.

dead alive was another movie. i thought it was horrible.

You HAVE to give credit to the rat-monkey idea though. ;)

[teewee1432]

^^^yeah the idea but not the actual special effects.

[lennyd44]

Think movies you've seen are strange? Check these out.
In particular order (plus synopsis in case you are interested to see them...)

1. 964 Pinocchio (1991)
Plot: Pinocchio 964, lobotomized cyborg sex slave, is thrown out onto the street by his owners because of his inability to maintain an erection. He is befriended by a memory-wiped, homeless girl who turns out to be a sadist and criminally insane.

2. Eraserhead (1977)
Plot: Henry Spencer tries to survive in a haunting and creepy industrial environment with his angry girlfriend, and his newly-born mutant child, which leads to the injection of all sorts of sexual imagery into the depressive and chaotic mix.

3. Onibaba (1965)
Plot: As a feudal war rages in 14th-century Japan, the wife and the mother of a soldier make their meager living by killing samurai who come their way and selling their armor for food. Tensions build as the young widow gives in to her loneliness, and the older woman feels jealousy, until a samurai with ominous demon mask comes by.

4. Blue Velvet (1986)
Plot: After finding a severed human ear in a field, a young man soon discovers a sinister underworld lying just beneath his idyllic suburban home town where he meets a kidnapper with a penchant for snorting helium.

5. Naked Lunch (1991)
Plot: After developing an addiction to the substance he uses to kill bugs, an exterminator accidentally murders his wife and becomes involved in a secret government plot being orchestrated by giant bugs in an Islamic port town in Africa.

6. Videodrome (1983)
Plot: A lowly cable TV operator begins to see his life and the future of media spin out of control in a very bizarre fashion when he acquires a hardcore snuff programming for his station.

7. Tetsuo (1989)
Plot: A strange man known only as the "metal fetishist", who seems to have an insane compulsion to stick scrap metal into his body. A merging of flesh and metal accelerates him into a hyper-hallucinated transformation.

8. Delicatessen (1991)
Plot: An ex-clown turns up seeking work at an apartment in the middle of nowhere. Little does he know that the landlord feeds cannibalistic meals for his odd tenants.

9. Lost Highway (1997)
Plot: A jazz saxophonist is convicted for the murder of his wife and sent to prison, where he inexplicably transform into a young mechanic and begins leading a new life.

10. Eyes Without A Face (1960)
Plot: The brilliant and famous surgeon destroyed the face of his beloved daughter in a car wreck. He becomes insane, trying to restore her face through successive transplants of the faces of pretty women abducted by his assistant. **The bonus documentary is even more creepy and disturbing

[IAmARevenant]

^
you can't forget Mulholland Drive man; that ending still gives me nightmares.

[Ashift30]

Hard Candy

One of my favorites, but strange never the less

[steintym]

Sleepaway Camp - Disturbing ending. Still bothers me. :eek:

[Starwars411]

Requiem for a Dream

[teewee1432]

evil ed. thats why i tend to shy away from straight to dvd releases.

[EthanEverett]

The Last Mimzy. Were the kids high or what?

[EthanEverett]

Honestly, me and my brother were watching That movie and the kids are seeing green laser lines and invisible portals...what the heck was wrong with them? the bunny speaked to the little girl too? i they were both flying high on crystal meth

[teewee1432]

bump

[Andrey83]

Probably Lost Highway. That or Taxidermia.

[DVDAVE]

Eraserhead

[MasterChief117]

Sin City-Bizzare

[jonk]

oldboy

Thta is one messed up film

[HaDoKen]

Oedipus Rex...that movie is sure screwed up

[unity768]

teeth - vagina dentata!!

[Big-Lead5]

ive seen few strange movies blue Velet..Head With tHE Monkees ithink u need be high see this 1.Which i think u shouldnt not do

[Escape]

Sleepaway Camp - Disturbing ending. Still bothers me. :eek:
Ditto!

[Ser Ty Of Ross]

As disturbed as Dark Knight is it holds no candle to John Water's Female Trouble.