I’ll start…
100 bloody acres.
Bad boy Bubby! Classic…
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Razorback
Stone.
Idiot Box
The Magician
The Cars that ate Paris
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The one about Hercules where the sound doesn’t work and they have to ad lib the whole movie.
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Hercules Returns. Absolute classic
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I’m with maxjon, Bubby, by far the farthest out of the Out There genre.
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They’re A Weird Mob.
I read the book as a kid and thought the movie did it justice
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same!
The Howling III
Just tried to watch Peter Weir’s The Wave.
Not just weird but disjointed and abstruse
Thankyou for that new word.
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That’s because you probably didn’t watch it with your head firmly shoved up your arse to perfectly qualify you to crap on about the artistic nuances and deep underlying meaning…
I dunno if you guys remember, but there was a Beurepaires Tyres advertisment in the 90s, with a big white/blonde haired bloke playing the part of Beau…“Big Beaus Sale, On Now!” Etc…
Well he was the actor in Howling III as the giant feral rat/dog thingy.
He also lived about 10 houses down the street from me, and I went to school with his youngest son Jack. His name was Max Fairchild. A really really good cook too. Truely a gentleman and great father.
Just thought of two more:
“Wake in fright” and “The cars that ate Paris”
Agree on both, (I already mentioned The Cars that ate Paris). My first exposure to “Wake in Fright” was over a week or so as the book reading on late night ABC radio. (It kept me awake while truckin’ up and down the highway)