I was perusing illicit mpegs the other day and I came across a truly horrifying movie:
a man with a small penis and very very large balls had an orgasm where he musta expulsed a milk carton full of yellowish gloppy fluid: it really made me sick.
If I had known what I was going to see I wouldn'ta opened it --mainly cause I was lookin for de womens
the last time I look at movies online I tell ya!
Other than that:
the movie "Sick: the Life and Times Of Bob Flanaghan, SuperMasochist" --its actually a good movie (documentary) about a performance artist who has Cystic Fibrosis and deals with it and its pain by causing himself, and enjoying extremely painful activities. it's a good movie except he drives a nail through the pud of his penis and into a wooden stool.
Whispers in the Dark - one of the worst movies ever made.During the final scene where Alan Alda goes nuts and tries to kill everyone,the entire audience started laughing,at least when I saw it.I don't think that scene was intended to be comedic.
Whispers in the Dark - one of the worst movies ever made.During the final scene where Alan Alda goes nuts and tries to kill everyone,the entire audience started laughing,at least when I saw it.I don't think that scene was intended to be comedic.
[quote]Hmm...still confused. Do you mean, messed up bad enough to be a MST3K candidate, or so messed up that it's actually pretty good?<hr></blockquote>
Messed up that it was actualy good. One that made you go "Wow that was fscked up, but really good."
Bah, while I consider Dark City and Requiem for a Dream two of the best movies ever, they were BY NO MEANS psyco movies. The people didnt even have anythign wrong with them (Pi on the other hand, that guy was... not scitzo... beyond that...)
The Bad Lieutennant is in my top five movies of all time and is pretty twisted.
Some of the early John Water's flicks are great low budget twisted. Multiple Maniacs, Female Trouble and Desperate Living are all excellent and totally twisted.
Firstly, if you want a completely ****ed-up film take your pick from either Twin Peaks or Mulholland Drive - scary, make no sense, and I believe David Lynch deserves to be awarded a straight-jacket and padded cell.
Pi is a very good movie. It was made on a very small budget (I think that the 'super computer' was made from bits at a broken computer dump, and may even have bits of early Macs in it) I have the DVD, but have not watched it for about 6 months, so I can't remeber the story that well, suffice to say that it made sense at the time.
By the way, for those of you who after this want to buy the dual disc version of se7en - dont! The extras disc is very boring, mainly consisting of boring techies talking about colour correction who sound like they are going to sleep - let alone the viewer.
Texas Chainsaw Massacre. Just plain bad and psycho to boot. Go ahead, watch it at full volume...expect the neighors to call the cops.
Seven. Yeah, scary and the filming/editing was great. IS there a director's cut. I rather like not seeing what's in the box...already knew anyways...
River's Edge. Truly an Eighties teen psycho classic. Dennis Hopper and Crispin Glover are in it so that hikes up the "psycho" quotient.
Chopper. Australian film based on Mark 'Chopper' Read, psychopath criminal. The prison stabbing sequence is the most realistic and sickening thing I've ever seen...and it's a true story.
<a href="http://us.imdb.com/Title?0221073"; target="_blank">Here's a link to info on this movie...I recommend it.</a> <img src="graemlins/smokin.gif" border="0" alt="[Chilling]" />
I have it on DVD. It blows me away. It has all of them talking about the movie too. Great DVD.</strong><hr></blockquote>
Yeah, I actually saw for a film class. Wish it had ended with Travis sitting on the couch at the hotel then, not the extraneous "I'm a hero" BS at the end.
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a man with a small penis and very very large balls had an orgasm where he musta expulsed a milk carton full of yellowish gloppy fluid: it really made me sick.
If I had known what I was going to see I wouldn'ta opened it --mainly cause I was lookin for de womens
the last time I look at movies online I tell ya!
Other than that:
the movie "Sick: the Life and Times Of Bob Flanaghan, SuperMasochist" --its actually a good movie (documentary) about a performance artist who has Cystic Fibrosis and deals with it and its pain by causing himself, and enjoying extremely painful activities. it's a good movie except he drives a nail through the pud of his penis and into a wooden stool.
<strong>Bah to all of you
Taxi Driver</strong><hr></blockquote>
Wow, for once I agree with Scott. A damn good movie.
One of the most twisted flicks I've ever seen.
SM
Messed up that it was actualy good. One that made you go "Wow that was fscked up, but really good."
Thought of another one
Dark City.
Some of the early John Water's flicks are great low budget twisted. Multiple Maniacs, Female Trouble and Desperate Living are all excellent and totally twisted.
It was an awsome movie btw. I think the Matrix ripped it off
<strong>Dark City wasnt a slasher film, but it was still pretty pyscho. And if not that, then just really freaken strange.
It was an awsome movie btw. I think the Matrix ripped it off
That's why, when my friends look at my DVD collection and ask what Dark City is, I tell them it's the "intelligent Matrix".
Twisted, sick, strange movie.
And Jon Lovitz is in it!!!
Let's set you guys straight!
Firstly, if you want a completely ****ed-up film take your pick from either Twin Peaks or Mulholland Drive - scary, make no sense, and I believe David Lynch deserves to be awarded a straight-jacket and padded cell.
Pi is a very good movie. It was made on a very small budget (I think that the 'super computer' was made from bits at a broken computer dump, and may even have bits of early Macs in it) I have the DVD, but have not watched it for about 6 months, so I can't remeber the story that well, suffice to say that it made sense at the time.
By the way, for those of you who after this want to buy the dual disc version of se7en - dont! The extras disc is very boring, mainly consisting of boring techies talking about colour correction who sound like they are going to sleep - let alone the viewer.
Hope this helps, and makes sense,
David
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Wow, for once I agree with Scott. A damn good movie.</strong><hr></blockquote>
I have it on DVD. It blows me away. It has all of them talking about the movie too. Great DVD.
Also:
Texas Chainsaw Massacre. Just plain bad and psycho to boot. Go ahead, watch it at full volume...expect the neighors to call the cops.
Seven. Yeah, scary and the filming/editing was great. IS there a director's cut. I rather like not seeing what's in the box...already knew anyways...
River's Edge. Truly an Eighties teen psycho classic. Dennis Hopper and Crispin Glover are in it so that hikes up the "psycho" quotient.
Chopper. Australian film based on Mark 'Chopper' Read, psychopath criminal. The prison stabbing sequence is the most realistic and sickening thing I've ever seen...and it's a true story.
<a href="http://us.imdb.com/Title?0221073"; target="_blank">Here's a link to info on this movie...I recommend it.</a> <img src="graemlins/smokin.gif" border="0" alt="[Chilling]" />
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I have it on DVD. It blows me away. It has all of them talking about the movie too. Great DVD.</strong><hr></blockquote>
Yeah, I actually saw for a film class. Wish it had ended with Travis sitting on the couch at the hotel then, not the extraneous "I'm a hero" BS at the end.