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I am using this thread to compile movies that were over the top or outrageous. These are films with quirky logic, strange visuals, and bazaar story lines. there are plenty of them:
My list begins with: The Adventures of Baron von Munchausen Six String Samurai Tank Girl Cannonball Run Fido Brazil Don Quioxti Mystery Men Eraser Head Twin Peaks Start adding to it folks! Looking for those STRANGE movies. |
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Showgirls- Wayyy over the top.
Blue Velvet Halloween III- To this day, people still wonder what the film really was all about. And why did they decide to go without Michael Myers. Crash- Car crashes = really hot sex. |
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Showgirls- Wayyy over the top. Blue Velvet Halloween III- To this day, people still wonder what the film really was all about. And why did they decide to go without Michael Myers. Crash- Car crashes = really hot sex. |
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Halloween III- To this day, people still wonder what the film really was all about. And why did they decide to go without Michael Myers. Really? The plot wasn't deep- a madman wants to end humankind starting with the children. John Carpenter had no plans of bringing back Myers, which is why he killed him off in the second film. His intentions were to have a different Halloween themed story for each sequel, but because Halloween III did poorly at the box office the producers brought Myers back. As a standalone film I think it's very underrated, sort of a gory Twilight Zone episode. |
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Halloween III- To this day, people still wonder what the film really was all about. And why did they decide to go without Michael Myers. Really? The plot wasn't deep- a madman wants to end humankind starting with the children. John Carpenter had no plans of bringing back Myers, which is why he killed him off in the second film. His intentions were to have a different Halloween themed story for each sequel, but because Halloween III did poorly at the box office the producers brought Myers back. As a standalone film I think it's very underrated, sort of a gory Twilight Zone episode. |
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Edited by
Torgo70
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Sun 10/03/10 06:06 AM
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El Topo
Weekend '67 The Holy Mountain '73 Hausu(House) '77 Tetsuo, The Iron Man Eraserhead Any Russ Meyer Movie(especially his Vixen series) Barbarella Any John Waters movie pre Hairspray City Of Lost Children Delicatessen Fantastic Planet Santa Sangre Even Dwarfs Started Small Cemetery Man Little Otik The Exterminating Angel Walkabout MirrorMask Alice '88 Forbidden Zone After Hours Begotten Valerie And Her Week Of Wonders Ice From The Sun Brewster McCloud The Element Of Crime Naked Lunch Possession '81 Sweet Movie Tales From The Gimli Hospital A Clockwork Orange Waking Life Sukiyaki Western Django Bijita Q Pink Floyd The Wall The Day Of The Beast Meet The Feebles Gummo The Dark Backwards How To Get Ahead In Advertising True Stories |
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Crimewave (directed by Sam Raimi, like a live-action Warner Bros cartoon)
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Edited by
Torgo70
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Sun 10/03/10 06:15 AM
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Frankenhooker
Brain Damage Basket Case Trilogy Society Spookies The Brain Brain Dead (1990, not to be confused with Peter Jackson's movie) |
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Happiness of the Katakuris
Machine Girl |
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Rocky Horror Picture Show
Shock Treatment '81 The Return Of Captain Invincible The Apple Flesh Gordon Liquid Sky The Jet Benny Show The Wizard of Speed and Time |
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Pee Wee's Big Adventure
TerrorVision Killer Klowns From Outer Space Repo Man Brother From Another Planet Earth Girls Are Easy Parents Eating Raoul Meet The Hollowheads Black Moon '75 Hour Of The Wolf Made In USA '66 Rubin and Ed |
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Super Fuzz
Hell Comes To Frogtown Gandahar Time Masters Memoirs of a Survivor Vicious Lips Remote Control Lobsterman From Mars The Pink Chiquitas I Was a Zombie for the F.B.I. Surf II |
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Strangeland
Pulp Fiction |
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Halloween III- To this day, people still wonder what the film really was all about. And why did they decide to go without Michael Myers. Really? The plot wasn't deep- a madman wants to end humankind starting with the children. John Carpenter had no plans of bringing back Myers, which is why he killed him off in the second film. His intentions were to have a different Halloween themed story for each sequel, but because Halloween III did poorly at the box office the producers brought Myers back. As a standalone film I think it's very underrated, sort of a gory Twilight Zone episode. I have always said that if this movie had not been named Halloween III, most would have felt it was pretty good. But because it has the tie in to the Halloween franchise, it was assumed that Myers would always be a part of the series. I honestly felt it was made way ahead of its' time. Back then, people didn't want scary films that made you think. Halloween III does that. And Cochran is one of the most underrated villains in movie history. Scary old man. The way he talks about killing the children as a "joke" still sends shivers down my spine. |
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Halloween III- To this day, people still wonder what the film really was all about. And why did they decide to go without Michael Myers. Really? The plot wasn't deep- a madman wants to end humankind starting with the children. John Carpenter had no plans of bringing back Myers, which is why he killed him off in the second film. His intentions were to have a different Halloween themed story for each sequel, but because Halloween III did poorly at the box office the producers brought Myers back. As a standalone film I think it's very underrated, sort of a gory Twilight Zone episode. I have always said that if this movie had not been named Halloween III, most would have felt it was pretty good. But because it has the tie in to the Halloween franchise, it was assumed that Myers would always be a part of the series. I honestly felt it was made way ahead of its' time. Back then, people didn't want scary films that made you think. Halloween III does that. And Cochran is one of the most underrated villains in movie history. Scary old man. The way he talks about killing the children as a "joke" still sends shivers down my spine. Haha I thought you meant you didn't understand the plot. But I agree, if it was released as Season Of The Witch it would have been more successful. Yep, a great villain. And Tom Atkins makes for a great hero as usual. And the Silver Shamrock jingle is still creepy! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hIHUv2ooG38&feature=related |
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Halloween III- To this day, people still wonder what the film really was all about. And why did they decide to go without Michael Myers. Really? The plot wasn't deep- a madman wants to end humankind starting with the children. John Carpenter had no plans of bringing back Myers, which is why he killed him off in the second film. His intentions were to have a different Halloween themed story for each sequel, but because Halloween III did poorly at the box office the producers brought Myers back. As a standalone film I think it's very underrated, sort of a gory Twilight Zone episode. I have always said that if this movie had not been named Halloween III, most would have felt it was pretty good. But because it has the tie in to the Halloween franchise, it was assumed that Myers would always be a part of the series. I honestly felt it was made way ahead of its' time. Back then, people didn't want scary films that made you think. Halloween III does that. And Cochran is one of the most underrated villains in movie history. Scary old man. The way he talks about killing the children as a "joke" still sends shivers down my spine. Haha I thought you meant you didn't understand the plot. But I agree, if it was released as Season Of The Witch it would have been more successful. Yep, a great villain. And Tom Atkins makes for a great hero as usual. And the Silver Shamrock jingle is still creepy! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hIHUv2ooG38&feature=related Torgo, I have been a fan of this movie since I saw it as a kid. The scene with the kid watching the commercial and then him dying before your eyes is wicked. But it was Cochran that sold me on this movie. I actually wanted him to win. And, with the way the movie ends, he might have won. Hehe. Also, it should be noted that Stacy Neilkin has one of the best frontal nudity beaver shots of all time. 
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Halloween III- To this day, people still wonder what the film really was all about. And why did they decide to go without Michael Myers. Really? The plot wasn't deep- a madman wants to end humankind starting with the children. John Carpenter had no plans of bringing back Myers, which is why he killed him off in the second film. His intentions were to have a different Halloween themed story for each sequel, but because Halloween III did poorly at the box office the producers brought Myers back. As a standalone film I think it's very underrated, sort of a gory Twilight Zone episode. I have always said that if this movie had not been named Halloween III, most would have felt it was pretty good. But because it has the tie in to the Halloween franchise, it was assumed that Myers would always be a part of the series. I honestly felt it was made way ahead of its' time. Back then, people didn't want scary films that made you think. Halloween III does that. And Cochran is one of the most underrated villains in movie history. Scary old man. The way he talks about killing the children as a "joke" still sends shivers down my spine. Haha I thought you meant you didn't understand the plot. But I agree, if it was released as Season Of The Witch it would have been more successful. Yep, a great villain. And Tom Atkins makes for a great hero as usual. And the Silver Shamrock jingle is still creepy! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hIHUv2ooG38&feature=related Torgo, I have been a fan of this movie since I saw it as a kid. The scene with the kid watching the commercial and then him dying before your eyes is wicked. But it was Cochran that sold me on this movie. I actually wanted him to win. And, with the way the movie ends, he might have won. Hehe. Also, it should be noted that Stacy Neilkin has one of the best frontal nudity beaver shots of all time.
It truly is a sadly underrated movie. Great combination of horror, scifi, humor, and beaver. |
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did someone mention...
The Stuff Delicatessen Glen and Glenda Mars Needs Women Its a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World Dr Strangelove Queen of Outer Space The Computer That Wore Tennis Shoes Oh Brother Where Art Thou? |
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did someone mention... The Stuff Delicatessen Glen and Glenda Mars Needs Women Its a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World Dr Strangelove Queen of Outer Space The Computer That Wore Tennis Shoes Oh Brother Where Art Thou? I did mention Delicatessen. If you mention The Computer Wore Tennis Shoes, you need to mention the sequels- Now You See Him, Now You Don't, and The World's Strongest Man. |
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did someone mention... The Stuff Delicatessen Glen and Glenda Mars Needs Women Its a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World Dr Strangelove Queen of Outer Space The Computer That Wore Tennis Shoes Oh Brother Where Art Thou? I did mention Delicatessen. If you mention The Computer Wore Tennis Shoes, you need to mention the sequels- Now You See Him, Now You Don't, and The World's Strongest Man. well just about any Disney 60-70s era movies are pretty over the top...lol |
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