I think it was called braindead or something, it was a crazy ass zombie movie where this blokes mother gets bitten by an ape of some kind n turns into a zombie n turns other ppl into zombies (2 of which have sex and and have a baby) n then it gets really freaky, oh yeah n a kung fu fighting priest and i quote 'i kick ass for the lord'. Man its fucking crazy. Either that or Cube but thats just wank
Strangest movie you've ever seen?
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I think the difference with Lynch's films is that while he may have some idea of what the symbolism means, he never tells anyone else, not even the cast, so it's all left up to the audience to decide what it means. Lots of "weird" movies have an explanation from their creators. Lynch refuses to do this. Jerk.BreakfastMan said:
Frenemy starring Callum Blue, Matt Maldeen, and Adam Baldwin.
It was nice to see Matt and Adam in another movie together since Full Metal Jacket, but this movie was strange as hell.
It was nice to see Matt and Adam in another movie together since Full Metal Jacket, but this movie was strange as hell.
Yeah, that film was pretty weird, although that was more to do with how bizarrely the main character acted. The intestine-octopus-thing was the coolest thing I've ever seen though.Bambi On Toast said:
I'd have to say that Revolver was pretty odd. I didn't quite feel like I was on a massive drug high, but I barely understood a damn thing that happened, nor could I tell if the whole movie was inside the Statham characters head.
Once, years back, I did see part of a show that made me feel like I just took a fistful of acid tabs. It was one of those teletubby type shows, and the fuzzy, amorphous blob-like creatures were dancing while spinning around in what looked like the inside of a kaleidoscope. It seriously weirded me out.
Once, years back, I did see part of a show that made me feel like I just took a fistful of acid tabs. It was one of those teletubby type shows, and the fuzzy, amorphous blob-like creatures were dancing while spinning around in what looked like the inside of a kaleidoscope. It seriously weirded me out.
2001: A Space Odyssey. All-in-all, it is a great classic, and is straightforward. However, as soon as the subtitles announce the segment: "Jupiter and Beyond the Infinite", the last half hour or so of the movie makes zero sense. Of course, everything was explained in the Arthur C. Clarke novel on which the movie is based, but the movie gives no such explanations, and the sequel is really your only source of relief.
Either that or the Final Countdown about the USS Nimitz supercarrier getting sent back from 1980 to December 6, 1941. They spend the whole movie building up to the men realizing they're in the past and can intervene at Pearl harbor, single handedly smashing the Japanese fleet with the most powerful warship of 1980, only to be sent back to 1980 just before the decisive battle begins.
Either that or the Final Countdown about the USS Nimitz supercarrier getting sent back from 1980 to December 6, 1941. They spend the whole movie building up to the men realizing they're in the past and can intervene at Pearl harbor, single handedly smashing the Japanese fleet with the most powerful warship of 1980, only to be sent back to 1980 just before the decisive battle begins.
Dead Leaves, anyone? From the people behind FLCL!
WARNING: Do not attempt to watch Dead Leaves if you have epilepsy. Trust me. This trailer should be relatively safe, though.
WARNING: Do not attempt to watch Dead Leaves if you have epilepsy. Trust me. This trailer should be relatively safe, though.
love the sountrack, and yet its very trippy
Robo Geisha. About androids that are able to shoot venom out of their nipples, turn into a tank and also having the strange habit of stabbing poeple in their buttocks. Whenever a building is destroyed, blood gushes out of the building and so on.
It was hilarious.
It was hilarious.
House, by Nobuhiko Obayashi. It's a haunted house film with characters named Gorgeous, Mac, Fantasy and Kung Fu. Even more of an insane drug trip than Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas.
I would need to say rubber. that was one fucking crazy movie! At first i tought it would be an average cheesy "horror" movie, but then it was just wtf after wtf until i had no idea what i was watching but found it strangly enjoyable.