weird films

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Ozone

3,043 posts

187 months

Monday 9th April 2012
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The film 'Rubber' - it's about a killer tyre.

TinyCappo

2,106 posts

153 months

Monday 9th April 2012
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Horror Channel has some proper weird films on at the moment. Last night they showed "Hell comes to Frogtown".

Softcore Porn meets Mad Max meets Rowdie Roddie Piper.

odd catchline "first were going to free them then your going to impregnate them"

nuff said really.....So bad they made two more.... well worth a drunken watch.

davepoth

29,395 posts

199 months

Monday 9th April 2012
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Bedazzled said:
weyland yutani said:
The Quiet Earth
I like that film, but what did you make of the ending? Was he in purgatory after committing suicide? Or did the device transport him to another dimension?
I figured he'd gone on to another dimension again. And wikipedia suggests that's what the director was thinking.

dudleybloke

19,798 posts

186 months

Tuesday 10th April 2012
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Frankenhooker.

stew-S160

8,006 posts

238 months

Wednesday 11th April 2012
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You want weird?

Valhalla Rising.

That's as weird as it gets.

Park'O

656 posts

174 months

Wednesday 11th April 2012
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Johnnytheboy said:
Jacob's Ladder
This, and A Clockwork Orange.




JonRB

74,499 posts

272 months

Wednesday 11th April 2012
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Casshern (the 2004 film) left me feeling rather

Langweilig

4,324 posts

211 months

Wednesday 11th April 2012
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The Bed Sitting Room. A weird comedy about the aftermath of a nuclear attack on London. IIRC, it starred Peter Cook and Sir Harry Secombe. The central character suffers the effects of radiation poisoning and mutates into a brick bedsit. Britain still has a monarchy, but it's Mrs. Ethel Shroake on the throne. Peter Cook plays a chief constable who travels about in a Morris Minor suspended from a balloon. He shouts at people to keep moving. I'd like to see it again sometime.

Edited by Langweilig on Wednesday 11th April 12:50


Edited by Langweilig on Wednesday 11th April 17:16

JonRB

74,499 posts

272 months

Wednesday 11th April 2012
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flat-planedCrank said:
[ Menancholia Spoilers ]

stuff

[ /spoilers ]
Can I just highlight the utter stupidity of inventing your own "spoiler" tag that doesn't hide the spoiler in any way whatsoever, when there is an existing spoiler tag that is not only shorter but does actually hide spoilers?

It's the word 'spoiler' in square brackets. So just like yours only shorter and without going to the hassle of using bold and the like. rolleyes

flat-planedCrank

3,697 posts

203 months

Wednesday 11th April 2012
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JonRB said:
flat-planedCrank said:
[ Menancholia Spoilers ]

stuff

[ /spoilers ]
Can I just highlight the utter stupidity of inventing your own "spoiler" tag that doesn't hide the spoiler in any way whatsoever, when there is an existing spoiler tag that is not only shorter but does actually hide spoilers?

It's the word 'spoiler' in square brackets. So just like yours only shorter and without going to the hassle of using bold and the like. rolleyes
Hmm, sorry for the apparent "utter stupidity" but the regular spoiler tag doesn't seem to always hide the text - I just tried to edit the post again to add it.

Just thought it was better to highlight the post as a spoiler in some way so people could skip it easily.


I've removed the post.

JonRB

74,499 posts

272 months

Wednesday 11th April 2012
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flat-planedCrank said:
Hmm, sorry for the apparent "utter stupidity" but the regular spoiler tag doesn't seem to always hide the text - I just tried to edit the post again to add it.
Ok, apologies. No offence intended. thumbup

flat-planedCrank

3,697 posts

203 months

Wednesday 11th April 2012
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JonRB said:
flat-planedCrank said:
Hmm, sorry for the apparent "utter stupidity" but the regular spoiler tag doesn't seem to always hide the text - I just tried to edit the post again to add it.
Ok, apologies. No offence intended. thumbup
None taken, no worries thumbup

oldbanger

4,316 posts

238 months

Wednesday 11th April 2012
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Watched two that had been recorded from Film 4 last week.

Kaboom

The Loved Ones

Both rather good. Well OK, Kaboom would have been pants without all of the sex scenes (and about 4 minutes long), but it was certainly surreal, no doubt about it.

vixen1700

22,849 posts

270 months

Thursday 12th April 2012
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oldbanger said:
Watched two that had been recorded from Film 4 last week.

Kaboom
Yeah, I enjoyed Kaboom, although I found the plot a little hurried at the end.

Spanna

3,732 posts

176 months

Thursday 12th April 2012
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Watch the remake of Alice in Wonderland, it's supposed to be a kids film but it's just weird.

Shrooms; Horror. A group goes camping looking to get high and have a trippy time, but what's lurking in the forrest. It's a bit weird and fairly decent.

Big Fat Fatty

3,303 posts

156 months

Thursday 12th April 2012
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Spanna said:
Watch the remake of Alice in Wonderland, it's supposed to be a kids film but it's just weird.

Shrooms; Horror. A group goes camping looking to get high and have a trippy time, but what's lurking in the forrest. It's a bit weird and fairly decent.
I saw Malice in Wonderland a little while ago, a British film with Danny Dyer (the greatest actor ever!! hehe) It's actually very good imo, a great supporting cast and very well written.

GhostDriver

878 posts

192 months

Thursday 12th April 2012
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stew-S160 said:
You want weird?

Valhalla Rising.

That's as weird as it gets.
God yeah forgot about that one.
Which is weird because I thought I would never forget about it!

Chimune

3,172 posts

223 months

Thursday 12th April 2012
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Johnnytheboy said:
For a bit of old French wierdness try 'Last Year at Marienbad'.
Was just looking for this to be suggested. Hard work, but once you figure out whats going on, accept that its 3 hrs long and pretty slow, you can get into it (apprently..)

craigb84

1,493 posts

152 months

Tuesday 17th April 2012
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jamie128 said:
Ive just watched donnie darko it was awesome, had to read up for an explanation, still a bit confusing lol.

Is there any good films that are based on drugs and as a result there are a lot of visual distortions of them tripping etc?????
Requiem for a Dream. It's completely messed up.

My other favourite weird film is Mr Nobody. I think it has the same lead actor in both actually.

RESSE

5,698 posts

221 months

Wednesday 18th April 2012
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craigb84 said:
Requiem for a Dream. It's completely messed up.

My other favourite weird film is Mr Nobody. I think it has the same lead actor in both actually.
You are correct - Jared Leto from '30 Seconds To Mars' is male lead in both.