Give me some good/weird movies to watch

[Queashnd]

I think you'd want to watch Cat Soup. >:D

[junedeam]

Mmh maybe Chronicle, Predestination, Imitation Game, Fury, Snowpiercer etc

[Zanreo]

Heh, weird movies, you say? I got some:

Funky Forest
Japanese movie consisting of weird, nonsensical clips. I just kept going "wtf" through most of the movie.

The Amazing Bulk
Very much a "so bad it's good" movie, this just has to be seen to be believed. Terrible GCI, random 3D GIF animations added in (including a one-minute chase scene largely consisting of these, terrible acting, and every single scene is obviously and terribly greenscreened. Worth a watch for a laugh.

Foodfight
Another "so bad it's good" movie... and by "so bad it's good" I mean terrible. Recommended to watch with friends just to be able to get through it. Foodfight features terrible CGI animation and writing, tons of food mascots (product placement, much?), way more innuendo than anyone would consider appropiate for a kids' movie, and food Nazis (yes, I'm serious).
Fun fact: this crap took 10 YEARS and 65 million $ to make, and at one point during development the tapes got stolen and they had to remake everything, delaying the movie significantly. Only reason I'm listing it here is that it has to be seen to be believed.

[francisangelos]

If you want weird and inspiring movies you really should search the french cinema.

i really cannot recommend enough this two:

Delicatessen
La cité des enfants perdus

Bout are CRAAAAZY good.

[mrky]

Quiet Earth (1985), little aussie sci fi gem...

[sh_liu]

I just watched "it follows", it's definitely one of the best horror films I've watched in recent years. It's so effectively creepy! I highly recommend it to anyone looking for a good scare.

[joannekwan]

The Orphanage if you don't mind reading subtitles. Mix of horror/mystery/thriller, and executively produced by Guillermo del Toro.

[Menbung]

Well, I watched "It Follows". Strong start but for me it faded a little towards the end of the movie, nonetheless it's a great horror movie that I too recommend without a doubt =].

The thing I liked about this movie were these little details:

• Not a lot of cheap jump scares.
• Beautiful scenery of Detroit
• The old cars, the old TV's, those old scifi films that gave a retro feeling (cough the window filled with comic pages cough)
• THE MUSIC, if I had to pick one thing about what makes this movie so creepy and haunting, man it would be that freaking synth

Welp I had to share this, I just watched it, go and check it guys 8_8

[Peej]

Mulholland Drive (2001)
Idle Hands (1999)
The Jerk (1979)
The End (1978)
Runaway (1984)

[papachan]

It Follows is an amazingly wonderful movie.Here are some more that I suggest:

• The Babadook
• Oculus
• Tomie
• Uzumaki (Though not very true to the manga)

[maelstrom51210]

An old (almost 100 years old), but very good and freaky one would be The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari. It's a German horror film, and it's a real trip to look at. It's actually one of my favorite movies.

[doktormostro]

Animation
- Ghost in the Shell (first and innocence) / sci-fi
- Perfect Blue / psychological horror thriller
- Wolf Children / drama
- All studio Ghibli movies are worth to watch =)
- Fears of the Dark / short-films

Movies

• Existenz / sci-fi
• Oldboy (jap) / drama thriller
• Shutter Island / suspense
• Watchmen / comic action
• V for Vendetta / comic action
• A History of Violence / comic drama thriller
  • Eastern Promises / drama crime

That´s all i can remember right now and not the same as already posted =)

[theseasick]

Rubber
Holy Motors
Eraserhead
Lost Highway
Zardoz
A Town Called Panic
L'iceberg
Opera
Solaris- the original Russian one, not the horrible remake.
Playtime- really amazing French movie. Almost no dialogue.

[rmmalabanan]

Sharknado seems to be a thing lol.

[ElliElls]

Vidocq is a very visually intense movie, I remember liking it a lot! But it can get straining for your eyes.

[theseasick]

Vidocq did have a great ending though. I agree, It was shot really frantic.

[UzukiCheverie]

The Cube trilogy. It's such a weird collection of films but so amazing to watch. If you like movies like The Maze Runner, Saw, basically any film that pits people against each other and a much larger force in charge.

In this case, it's about a group of people who, without any recollection of it, end up kidnapped and thrown into a huge cube structure, where they have to find their way out without being killed by the numerous traps along the way. It's a movie that really makes you think, especially because it starts to involve math equations and all that junk later on. It's definitely worth a watch. The first one deals with math and patterns, the second deals with time and space, and the third is sort of a prequel to the first film.

They're all awesome. Please consider watching them, they're so underrated it hurts u o u

[elixiadragmire]

KUNG FURY! KUNG FURY! KUNG FURY! KUNG FURY! KUNG FURY! KUNG FURY!

YOU MUST SEE THIS!

ITS ONLY 30 MINS

Also:
Your highness
Hot Rod
Kung Pow: Enter the fist
Dorkness Rising: The Gamers

... With that you get a grasp of my humour

[byJDarby]

I'd just like to reiterate a movie that was mentioned on here twice already by @papachan @Wolven_Sister. WATCH The Babadook if you like uniquely weird psychological/supernatural/suspenseful movies. It's on Netflix!

[byJDarby]

Yes! Excellent suggestion. I second the motion for this movie to be watched!