What's the weirdest movie you've seen?

[The Mystery Machine]

Mulholland Drive was a movie that escapes me completely.

 

[Rexfan]

"Eraserhead" *was* weird.

"Blue Velvet" was filmed in my friends apartment building and partly on my aunt's street. I have several pictures of Laura Dern and Kyle McLachlan. I also saw Dennis Hopper from a distance.

 

[gina2000]

Eraserhead.

 

[dianeschlicht]

I was going to say, "What dreams may come", but I have to agree with the masses here, that it is definatey "Clockwork Orange"! That was a LONG time ago!!!

 

[Barb]

I would have to say Clockwork Orange, too. I just didn't get it.
A more recent movie that left me totally puzzled and bewildered was A.I. What was the point??

 

[crazyme5kids]

Another vote for Eraserhead!

 

[snoopy]

I loved most of the movies mentioned on this thread, especially Momento and The Royal Tenenbaums. I guess I like weird movies.

A Clockwork Orange was very strange, but compelling. And I have to agree with OK, the Andy Warhol movies are very strange.

 

[Kitty 34]

Even though I absolutely love this movie, I would have to say The Rocky Horror Picture Show!! Weird, weird, weird!!!

 

[minniepumpernickel]

Lol, so many good ones on here!

I liked "A Clockwork Orange". I watch the Scifi channel and a lot of strange movies are on there.

The Langoliers
Prophecy
Earth Girls are Easy
War of the Roses (not scifi, hated this)
Valley of the Dead

 

[Carl the Bartender]

The Minus Man was really weird.

 

[grinningghost]

"Buffalo 66" - what the *&%$ were they thinking???

 

[Cindy B]

Rocky Horror, weird, never... its a satire on horror movies, and the sexual revolution, and lots of other things...

Hey, I met my husband there, so good things come out weird things....


Suburbia... another very strange one... the entire plot was skinheads beating up people.... I didnt' get it...

Repo Man is a little out there as well... the generic products, the aliens, and it is very very strange.. my DH loves it though.

 

[DaisyDebbie]

Monkeybone with Brendan Fraser

 

[preshi]

12 monkeys hands down!

 

[babar]

Did I just read someone didn't like Spinal Tap??? I love that movie!! And I don't get what's not to get about The Royal Tennenbaum's, I though it was easy to follow.

 

[petula]

I've never seen eraserhead, but now I'm curious about it, because there is no way it can possibly be weirder than The Kingdom, a norwegian (i think) movie about a haunted hospital. I saw this a long time ago, so I remember very little about it other than the image of a grown man's head coming out of a woman in a labor room. Looking it up on imdb, i see that the guy who did this movie also directed Breaking the Waves, the very worst movie I've ever seen in my life.

 

[manchurianbrownbear]

I'll say "Being John Malkovich" is the weirdest and "Momento" is second. Both very good movies IMHO.

 

[Jenzebelle]

I've seen a lot of weird movies, but Vanilla Sky and Boxing Helena were definitely up there,.

 

[grinningghost]

Well babar, here's one of those people that didn't "get" "The Royal Tennenbaums". I think I made it to about 25 minutes before I decided it was going to be another "Buffalo 66" (see previous post). Maybe you can explain it to those of us who wonder what it was all about.

 

[babar]

What do you want to know? I didn't mean to be offensive!

And for weird, try Tales from Gimli Hospital. I have nooooooooo idea what that was about.