What are the trippiest/weirdest movies you guys have ever seen?
For me its Pink Floyd's The Wall and Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas.
For me its Pink Floyd's The Wall and Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas.
Umm, yep. Nothing else comes close.smedford said:Eraserhead wins, hands down.
F*cked with my head bad-like.dexterq20 said:Donnie Darko is a real mind-f*ck.
Good call, that's one of my all-time favorites!Skookum said:a vote for Memento.
A friend of mine used to munch on mushrooms and watch that.SkaredShtles said:Metropolis is a bit of a weird one.
NoOnEKnOsMe said:What are the trippiest/weirdest movies you guys have ever seen?
I'm sure that when whacked like that watching your fingernails grow would be pretty trippy.stosh said:I've you've ever watched the old Cleopatra (1950's) tripping on 3 hits you'll think that is the trippiest movie ever.
Thats what someone once told me. anyway.....
Yeah my friend got stuck in his friend's parent's bedroom staring at thier wedding photo all night......Westy said:I'm sure that when whacked like that watching your fingernails grow would be pretty trippy.
It's actually a Belgian movie. (C'est arrivé près de chez vous)zahgurim said:"Man Bites Dog" is a good one. It's French, about a documentary crew that follows around a serial killer.
Wow, that is just creepy. Did he get counseling after that?stosh said:Yeah my friend got stuck in his friend's parent's bedroom staring at thier wedding photo all night......
delicatessen (made by the same director(s)) is also very good.Greyhound said:The City of Lost Children. Hands down, the trippiest. French film starring Ron Perlman(Hellboy) about a man rescuing his little brother who was kidnapped by a crazy bald french guy. The premise is simple, but the setting is a machina-modernistic apocolyptic dingyness where people are part machine, and machines are part people.
Yea, if you mean it made no sence at all?dexterq20 said:Donnie Darko is a real mind-f*ck.
One of my all time favorite movies!!Greyhound said:The City of Lost Children. Hands down, the trippiest. French film starring Ron Perlman(Hellboy) about a man rescuing his little brother who was kidnapped by a crazy bald french guy. The premise is simple, but the setting is a machina-modernistic apocolyptic dingyness where people are part machine, and machines are part people.
No he did not get counceling, and he didn't realise it was his friends parent's wedding photo till he was leaving.Westy said:Wow, that is just creepy. Did he get counseling after that?
Was his mom hot?