Let me tell you thank you for posting this video. I have been trying my absolute hardest time remembering the title 'the holy mountain'. Imagine how hard it was trying to Google movies like this or describe it. It was a nightmare.
You should add Kim Ki Young's Iodo, which is like the Wicker Man with the craziness dialed up to 11, and its ending will give In the Realm of the Senses a run for its money. Also Alain Robbe-Grillet's delirious Eden and After, which is hard to describe, I'll just say it makes most of the films in your video look straightforward in comparison.
Cool vid. I was waiting for you to mention Robert Downey Sr. and "Putney Swope" or "Greaser's Palace", but then I realized they were from the late 60's.
I'm just waiting for your take on the _tetsuo_ films. Honestly, I think you should do a video focusing on them exclusively though. Have you watched them all yet?
@@kubricklynch not matter who I show it to and no matter how many weird movies theyve seen they always come back and tell me after watching it "what the fuck did I just watch?" Haha it's just so damn weird yet it still has like a meaning to it but just so odd and disorienting that you cant like grab on to anything while you're watching it but that's not a negative somehow. I watched it twice the first time is saw it just so I could make sense of a little bit of it at least. Lol theres also just scenes and imagery that sticks with you from it too.
@@albertgein3082 There's a Czech flick from 1970 called "Valerie and Her Week of Wonders" that I can recommend. One of the most beautiful films I've ever seen!
Pink Flamingos is the LGBT masterpiece, edginess and rebellion, and satiric actions against homophobia, Against censorship, homophobia and introduction to the original Drag Divine, masterpiece of indie cinema and the midnight movie grindhouse cult artxploitation and extremism depths of depravity and filth. Inspires me to do my own films as well, Pink Flamingos is the Sex Pistols of cinema, some people love it and some people hate it, aswell.
@@kubricklynch 20’s, 40’s, 50’s, 60’s, 70’s, and 90’s- the 30’s has great film’s but they’re often a bit too straight forward, lovely though. I’ve seen like everything globally within these decades (or at least quiiiite a lot.) The 80’s…I am nearly ignorant. I’ve undoubtedly seen a lot from the 80’s but really - for both music and cinema, fashion, genuinely everything.. The kinds of fixations that existed within cinema, for me - mostly made a time to make silly shit.. The 80’s is where cheaply made horror became hella competent imo. I think finding a list of weird film’s from the 80’s will be choosing several from a list of vvvvv many. I just rewatched Threads yesterday and it had me in tears for a solid hour tho Something like Videodrome come’s to mind for an 80’s one.
I would avoid Sweet Movie completely, the movie is revolting and features actual pedoph****, and not simulated, a young boy litterally gets molested. I regret watching it. Wish i never did. The others are worth it. Pink Flamingo is pretty gross as well but i'm fine with it, just don't like anything done to kids.
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Such a great era. Hausu is one of my favorite movies. Have you ever seen the animated film Fantastic Planet? That's another favorite from the 70s.
Ah yes, I should have mentioned Fantastic Planet, such a bizarre and beautiful movie.
Holy Mountain is a masterpiece
Pink Flamingos is just a piece.
it's beautifully directed, but I couldn't grasp the point, and I'm starting to believe it doesn't have the point, it's just beautiful.
So does El Topo, the plot made me love it despite being a art focused film.
do not watch holly mountain under the influence of LSD
I REPEAT
DO NOT WATCH HOLLY MOUNTAIN UNDER THE INFLUENCE OF LSD
I love "Zardoz",and "Holy Mountain", "Erazorhead" however really freaked me when I first saw it, alone aged 14 on a dark rainy night.
The Holy Mountain is probably the most brilliant film I've ever seen.
Let me tell you thank you for posting this video. I have been trying my absolute hardest time remembering the title 'the holy mountain'. Imagine how hard it was trying to Google movies like this or describe it. It was a nightmare.
A boy and his dog, starring Don Johnson. He went to Kansas University, which is where I saw it, one midnight in Woodruff Auditorium.
If you like "Ping Flamingo", you also might be interested in the "Green Elephant". The dialogues there are the best
I highly recommend House to any fans of the Evil Dead series
You should add Kim Ki Young's Iodo, which is like the Wicker Man with the craziness dialed up to 11, and its ending will give In the Realm of the Senses a run for its money. Also Alain Robbe-Grillet's delirious Eden and After, which is hard to describe, I'll just say it makes most of the films in your video look straightforward in comparison.
I will have to check those out!
Such a great chanel! I justo discovered. I wish more People can know you and learn from your videos! Thaks for everithing dude!
Thank you for the kind words!
Divine Inspired Little Mermaid’s Ursula!
Cool vid. I was waiting for you to mention Robert Downey Sr. and "Putney Swope" or "Greaser's
Palace", but then I realized they were from the late 60's.
A wonderful clean cut video.
Thanks for the kind words.
Top 10 crazy movies of the 70'
.... holy mountain..
That is all
6:48 me. The movie is for me. Thanks.
I completely agree with all that list. If you want to add one, check Louis Malle's 'Black Moon'.
I never wanna see this because of how disgusting it sounds but yet I’m so fascinated by it
I’m fascinated by Waters work
Thanks for all this great content. Its very well made bite sized film history
Check out 'El Topo' (1970) if you want to see weird!
One movie I've seen many times and enjoyed it enough that falls into the weird movie category is Shanks of/with Marcel Marceau (1974 )
loved all those movies :D
"Mistress" the 1976 Barbet Schroeder film featuring Gerard Depardieu most definitely would fit right in with this list!
I'm just waiting for your take on the _tetsuo_ films. Honestly, I think you should do a video focusing on them exclusively though. Have you watched them all yet?
I haven't but I just downloaded the second one since you reminded me!
Good man, good man. I shall be eagerly awaiting your thoughts
I'm watching part two at the moment. I think I might do a trilogy review video.
Do it. Do eet!
Loved Divine!
Check out La Grande Bouffe for another great 70's cult film that would've fit on this list.
You’re the best TH-camr Ever!
A Clockwork Orange not on the movie list?
it's not that weird compared to these
Salo is like 50 times more bizarre.
@@KermisVoyager1997 Oh noooooo, not Salò 😭😭😭😭
What really interesting is that A Clockwork Orange is becoming a mainstream movie 💀💀😭❤
Fritz the cat
lol yes!!
@@TurnerZypsy check out Ralph Bakshi movies, majority of them are damn good imo
Idk if you've done a 80s version of this but if not make sure to put possession on it lol.
I have not yet but that would definitely be a good one to include!
@@kubricklynch not matter who I show it to and no matter how many weird movies theyve seen they always come back and tell me after watching it "what the fuck did I just watch?" Haha it's just so damn weird yet it still has like a meaning to it but just so odd and disorienting that you cant like grab on to anything while you're watching it but that's not a negative somehow. I watched it twice the first time is saw it just so I could make sense of a little bit of it at least. Lol theres also just scenes and imagery that sticks with you from it too.
@@kubricklynch I second the need for the 80's. Actually, you should do this for every decade lol. I just subscribed and I LOVE this channel!!
wheres clockwork orange?
I remember my dad having a In The Realm of The Senses DVD, I thought it was porn
In the end it kind of was
I love House !
We may call it "Weird", "Experimenta', or "Avant Garde" but these films influenced future film makers.
Will you ever continue the experimental film series?
Yes, I am working on a video for the 1970s, there is just so much there to research, so it is taking me a while.
subbed! thanks!
i thought you forgot to add salo for a second
Omg I watched pink flamingos and I can almost smell the drugs
I'm trying to find a weird movie right now any suggestions??
@@albertgein3082 There's a Czech flick from 1970 called "Valerie and Her Week of Wonders" that I can recommend. One of the most beautiful films I've ever seen!
Zardoz is a masterpiece
Pink Flamingos is the LGBT masterpiece, edginess and rebellion, and satiric actions against homophobia, Against censorship, homophobia and introduction to the original Drag Divine, masterpiece of indie cinema and the midnight movie grindhouse cult artxploitation and extremism depths of depravity and filth. Inspires me to do my own films as well, Pink Flamingos is the Sex Pistols of cinema, some people love it and some people hate it, aswell.
House is a Must watch!!!
Zardoz more like the greatest movie ever made
Your missing Tommy
Pastoral was really good.
Whoa well done thanks for for posting old cinema.
Greaser's Palace falls squarely in this category for very '70s, not entirely successful, completely odd film. Robert Downey Sr, dir.
Ya know holy mountain is one I havent seen but have no idea if its one that I'd find interesting or just pretentious as fuck. Hmmm
Can you compile me a list of these films so i can drop some acid and watch them all 😂
I’ve seen all of these and recommend them all lmao
I’m thinking about doing a video like this for the 80s.
@@kubricklynch 20’s, 40’s, 50’s, 60’s, 70’s, and 90’s- the 30’s has great film’s but they’re often a bit too straight forward, lovely though. I’ve seen like everything globally within these decades (or at least quiiiite a lot.)
The 80’s…I am nearly ignorant. I’ve undoubtedly seen a lot from the 80’s but really - for both music and cinema, fashion, genuinely everything.. The kinds of fixations that existed within
cinema, for me - mostly made a time to make silly shit.. The 80’s is where cheaply made horror became hella competent imo.
I think finding a list of weird film’s from the 80’s will be choosing several from a list of vvvvv many.
I just rewatched Threads yesterday and it had me in tears for a solid hour tho
Something like Videodrome come’s to mind for an 80’s one.
Must admit I think he hasn't caught on
Jodorowsky never took psychedelics - he never even drank alcohol :)
not true he tried LSD twice
The salo was disturbed
I would avoid Sweet Movie completely, the movie is revolting and features actual pedoph****, and not simulated, a young boy litterally gets molested. I regret watching it. Wish i never did.
The others are worth it. Pink Flamingo is pretty gross as well but i'm fine with it, just don't like anything done to kids.