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Old boy the original
Machine Girl and Tokyo Gore Police did it to me in a good way.
The Bee Movie
Possession. That movie is a ride.
Splice
Inherent Vice
A field in England
The Northman. At no point did I know where that film was going, and when it was done I just sat in my theater seat for a second bewildered at what I had just sat through.
Gozu
Llamageddon
The House on Netflix. I watched it last Christmas and I'm still not sure what I think about it.
- Everything Everywhere All At Once
- Mad Max 3: Beyond Thunderdome
Belladonna of Sadness and maybe Angel's Egg.
I've seen weirder obscure experimental non-anime films I've forgotten the titles of. If I remember, I'll add it here.
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Thankskilling
You've heard of A movies. You've heard of B movies. But have you ever heard of Z movies? No? Then Thankskilling is for you! (watch at your own risk, I am not liable for the mental, emotional, and other damage that will occur).
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Beef. What a ride.
Nip/Tuck. Like every episode.