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http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0109508/Crumb - amazing doc

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0109592/Dellamore dellamorte - Like army of darkness but better actually.

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0383053/windy city heat - unique and hilarious

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0383053/Europa - if you havent seen this, you are missing out.

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0069293/Solyaris -scifi like it should be made.

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0082933/Possession - really disturbing - incredible acting and weird like a scrotum.

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0301167/Miihkes DOA trilogy - really fucking weird, but awesome - a trilogy of three completely different types of film, odd like your cock in a cod, but so good.

CLERKS. all im going to say. go see it.

Hypefiend wrote:CLERKS. all im going to say. go see it.

I still watch Clerks quite a bit. I did some similar jobs with similar people a few years ago (who hasn't), and every day I was reminded of Clerks. Pretty disappointed with Kevin Smith's output these days though, hoping he'll return to the View Askewniverse sometime.

On that note:
Nice little weird black comedy film from some of Kevin Smith's friends/Clerks cast not many people saw

capo ultra wrote:

Raggles wrote:Who ever suggested Gummo, I just watched it. That is a fu ked up film.

watch Trash Humpers next

Gummo is pretty fucked up. But Trash Humpers looks like it's taking it to another level Didn't even know it existed so cheers Capo

legend4ry wrote:

Random Eyez wrote:

F- YES!

What a perfect movie.

I'd prob agree with that

^ I still rate gummo as a scifi masterpiece. Desolate post-apocalyptic future of humanity type thing.

This is probably Ben Stiller's best acting job:
Permanent Midnight. A drama/comedy where he plays Jerry Stahl, the heroin/crack/anything addict who used to write for shitcoms in the 80s like ALF. He did a really good job playing this role, very convincing stuff and a good film. Plus Elizabeth Hurley.

One of the memorable scenes

Sci-fi is an interesting way too look at it. Def has a post apocolyptic vibe to it, where only the dumb survive

Random Eyez wrote:Sci-fi is an interesting way too look at it. Def has a post apocolyptic vibe to it, where only the dumb survive

Yeah, that's the vibe I always got. This is an interesting interview where Werner Herzog also calls it scifi, reaffirmed my feelings on it: http://www.harmony-korine.com/paper/int/hk/whammo.html

Land Of Look Behind

wormcode wrote:

Random Eyez wrote:Sci-fi is an interesting way too look at it. Def has a post apocolyptic vibe to it, where only the dumb survive

Yeah, that's the vibe I always got. This is an interesting interview where Werner Herzog also calls it scifi, reaffirmed my feelings on it: http://www.harmony-korine.com/paper/int/hk/whammo.html

Nice one. Will give that a read in the morning when my brain isn't mush

Coppola wrote:Land Of Look Behind

Good shout, downloading

i watch stupid old b rates alot.

this one was hilariously bad

Drizzt wrote:

literally everyone has seen La Haine

tuckerlinen wrote:




the fuck..
how was this not a comedy?

STEVE ZAHN for chrissakes

I was caught wayyyyy offguard

i'm sayin... good movie though and yeah it gets dark

the killers



fucking excellent, if you like film noir.

Friend of mine recommended Dead End yesterday, and I was pleasantly surprised. She made it seem like it was a horrible-but-funny horror movie, but it was actually pretty decent. Reminded me of the X-Files mixed with The Twilight Zone with some Harold and Kumar thrown in. I think it was somewhat obscure, but did win a few independent awards.

Les Claypool's brainchild



The movie is Electric Apricot Quest for Festeroo
Hippie satire

That, was funny.

jugo wrote:

i challenge you not to laugh when you're watching this

so shit and funny. cheers.

probably not the most unheard of movie, but i've never met anyone who's seen it. its on netflix instant. koreans make some masterpieces.