Recommend me disgusting, repulsive, wrong movies

This is why I often dislike open to interpretation endings. Why can't the writers and filmmaker just say what they were trying to say and own it...

I can understand and appreciate why some viewers feel that way, but personally I enjoy a good ambiguous ending that is open to interpretation. For me, it adds to the experience.

I guess I just find it sometimes comes off as gimmicky, like they are trying to be hip with it, but maybe I am looking at it wrong.

Since Borat was mentioned... of course...

Bruno (2009)



And then...

Bad Taste (1987)

(imo, people who are hung up on sexual taboos have their moral priorities completely out of wack.)

hated that movie ugh

I Stand Alone
The War Zone

Looked it up. Sounds lovely.

Not just disturbing, good too!

Yup I enjoyed both. Probably in that 'good films I'll possibly never watch again' category.

The hardcore's would be Salò, Cannibal Holocaust, the first I actually liked. Galo's Brown Bunny is somewhat controversial, he said it was artistic and people are just stupid for not getting it, I don't know. Anything by Todd Solondz I enjoy, my favorite would be Life During Wartime. I think people in general before making strong aggressive statements about pedophilia should study pedophilia, the history, the psychology, but that's just me, when I see many people swimming one way I see what's on the other side. I think Todd did something brave trying to give a new angle to the subject. Korine's Gummo is very good and Kids which he wrote is also good. It all depends on what you mean and what you pretend, I'd not mention A Serbian Film or The Human Centipede because they are just made to create impact, nothing to see there, unless you want to play hard ass.

Ichi the Killer belongs here.

Cuties (2020) is considered disgusting to some people, but it is a great film.

"Fat Girl" was just on TCM, and I recorded it because they usually don't post newer movies, but I turned it off about 20 minutes into it.

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Why not? Do you find a conflict between 'wrong movies' and the word 'recommend' that is generally thought as positive and supporting?

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Look, I'm not judging you - after all, I'm posting here myself, but maybe, just maybe, if you spent less time here and more time watching films, maybe, and I stress, maybe your taste would be of some value. Just a thought, ya know.

The Passion of the Christ is a film that is considered by some to be disgusting due to the graphic violence and some have criticized it as antisemitic. I think it as an excellent, must see film though.

Ace Ventura Pet Detective is a fun comedy, but it is transphobic, although I think it is unintentionally so.

Nah. I just don't find them particularly interesting or redeeming in a world where all experiences are ultimately finite. Plus anything I'd recommend would just lead to me being called a normie.

But really, it's just a funny response, particularly given the trolly edge that comes from the source of the image.