Strangest film ever seen

So I'm new to this site (loving it though). Sorry if this thread has already been created recently.

What I'm looking for is the most outlandish movie you've ever seen. The kind of movie where when the credits roll you have this strange "The Ring" death-face look. Maybe you have lots of questions, or have know idea how it's supposed to be interpreted, or just thought it was the most offputting movie ever.

Mine (after about 5 minutes of deep thought) is Mulholland Dr. (2001). I mostly was disturbed, confused and a little lost...questioning why certain scenes were actually even in the movie. I saw artistic value in the piece. I guess just not my cup of tea.

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Also, I might add, the worst movie I've ever seen.

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i agree with mullholland drive , also check out 2046 quite werid but great

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ravenous was quite weird.

Probably The Holy Mountain, although I could be wrong.

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Funeral Parade of Roses, Eraserhead, The Holy Mountain, Tetsuo, INLAND EMPIRE, Crash, The Idiots, Naked Lunch

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GUMMO



I was really disturbed by the complete randomness, and weirdness of it, The kind of film that makes you look to the person next to you as if it'll help. Gummo was like a feverish delirium mixed with an acid trip.

Taxidermia.

Very strange movie about 3 generations of an extremely weird family.

A man who can shoot fire from his penis:


His son, a competitive eater:

[Expect lots of shots of people vomiting here]

And his son after that a taxidermist:


(Hopefully the pictures arent too graphic)

Extremely weird movie. As I've said above about 3 generations of the same family. It's a little disturbing also, the ending especially.

I'd advise you all to watch it, because although it's strange it's not a bad film .

Ah i've got that one DVD but not got round to watching it yet, might push it up the list

Hands down Antichrist by Lars Von Trier.

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The Freedom Roads

Salo (this falls under the disturbing category..possibly the most weird and disturbing film that has ever been filmed. The scene where they eat s*hit is what i am talking about)











Inland Empire (Lynch's weirdest, but then almost all his movies are)











Donnie Darko (psychological and straightforward IMO (time travel etc) , but all that bunny business is totally weird)










Naked Lunch (...is kind of weird for a cronenberg movie, but then again the book was even more wtf? )

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I also thought Crash was a bad film and The Devils Chair which just happens to be crap aswell.

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I really want to see that.

Would love to hear your thoughts. Still working on mine... I didn't recommend it to you though, let the record show.

Mulholland Drive is one of my favorite films of all time. Yeah, it's strange.

Inland Empire gets my vote, though...

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It's released here in July so I'll try to see it then and report back. Although I doubt it'll have a wide release so whether or not I can find it; we'll have to wait and see.

I'm actually surprised the BBFC - one of the more conservative film councils out there - have decided to let the movie through without cutting it to shreds...

If it warps my fragile little mind I wont hold it against you

Fear dot Com. A terrible film, but weird nonetheless. People mysteriously die a couple days after they log on to this website.

It might...
Of course I can't know if it's as disturbing as the version I saw if it's censured.

I agree with you on the disturbing part...but this film is far from weird...it's rather stupid, pointless, and sick...90 minutes commited to tape for what?..i wonder how they ever let the director release such pointless utter garbage.