I'm surprised Pagemaster (1994) didn't get a mention, that scene with the paint dripping from the ceiling and chasing Macaulay Culkin through the library both terrified and fascinated me when I was younger. Maybe it was the cgi/hand drawn combo, but that scene always left an unreal impression on me.
I clicked on this video just to see if that movie was a FEVER DREAM! I could never remember the name but remember LOVING the movie. Thank you so much for mentioning it, I don't feel as crazy now!
Bridge to Terebithia had a really huge impact on me, as I saw it not long after I had lost my little brother. I remember watching it at a YMCA when I lived in Florida, and when I started crying near the end of the film, this one girl I was becoming friends with gave me her Eevee plushy to help me feel better. I'm almost certain that moment was what made me love Eevee growing up. If you're out there, Eevee girl, I hope you know that your innocent act of kindness is still remembered decades after it happened. Also, The Owls of Gahoole was genuinely great from what I remember, and it had a really awesome movie tie-in game that had surprisingly fun owl flight combat I haven't seen any other developer take a swing at.
“Return To OZ” by Disney scared the hell out of me, still does. Other fever dreams “Silent Hill” 2006, “Tideland” 2005 and “Fantastic Planet” is a particular post-psychedelic masterpiece. 🍿🎥
James And The Giant Peach! I remember a scene where the main character was like a caterpillar?? And he was getting chased by the evil ladies or something. Gosh, that scene freaked me out so much
I still use Mirror Mask to convey strangeness. If I don't know what's happening, I'll sometimes say, "What in the Mirror Mask is going on around here?!"
I absolutely despise lsbrinth, I cannot watch that movie without feeling uncomfortable, haven’t seen Mirror mask but from what’s shown in this video it seems even worse
Bloody Hell Little Monsters, someone else remembers that nightmare fuel filled movie with that kid from the wonder years. Thanks for reminding me….I think 🤷🏻♂️
I was just talking about Neverending Story yesterday. As an adult the film has grown to mean more and more to me. First when I recognized my depression and need for help, I was greeted with a flash from the scene with artax. As if to say, dont let the darkness eat you up. Recently, having experienced a significant loss, I recognized the parallels in the film, with the experience of grief. The dream like stupor one exists in while grieving, the abrupt and drastic shifts of emotion, much like the shifts of scene in the movie. Almost without control, it’s like a thought occurs, and the emotional wave follows, bringing you to the next scene. Bastia is grieving the loss of his mother, which is why hiding in a closet reading a fantasy book makes perfect sense. Movies we watched as a kid were thematically a bit much, but as an adult I love these weird flicks. P.S. another awesome, but weird and scary kids movie is Don Bluth’s The Black Cauldron
Can I tell you about my literal fever dream movie experience? When I was about 9 years old, I came down with a horrible stomach virus that lasted almost a week. Not wanting me to pass the virus to my brothers, my mom dropped me off at my grandmother's house, where I stayed until the virus was out of my system. My grandma had a TV, but only basic cable (this was the mid-90s). So my mom brought over a VCR along with the Back To The Future trilogy on VHS. My grandmother would pop a movie in, let it play, then once it ended, either start that one over or pop another one in. I spent the next several days in and out of consciousness, and every time I woke up, I would catch a bit of the movie, only to shortly fall asleep again. The whole saga just turned into one epic of traveling back and forth through time. Not only that, but I found myself dreaming about the movies as well, so I couldn't remember what was dream and what was movie. I've never watched any of the Back To The Future movies in entirety since and to this day, those movies are a bizarre, otherworldly blur in my mind.
Did you insert yourself into the movie in a dream at any point? Shit gets REAL weird once that happens. I fell asleep once watching a silent hill 2 playthrough. SPOILER: The game ends with the reveal that the player character murdered his wife before starting the game, and the town has more or less been taunting him about it until he finally ends his own life, driving into a lake with his wife's corpse in the car, at which point a really sad, perfectly delivered "goodbye" letter from the wife(we're led to believe she died of some disease years before all this, it's a little vague on what ACTUALLY happens, but the Canon ending is described above) I dreamt (NIGGTMARE really lol) that I was basically the main character, and my girlfriend was reading out the letter to me then BAAAAM BUM DUH DUMMM- the credit music BLASTED me awake and I nearly shit my pants thinking I'd done any of that
I actually saw Toys in the theater and still till this day remember it VIVIDLY. I was 7yrs old, but it was just so strange, and the production design was so unique, I thought it was amazing! I had thought about the idea of training kids to control drones, for miliary use EVER since! Now, seeing how practically the majority of military recruits literally grew up gaming, it's damn near a Boot Strap Paradox..
I still randomly laugh, thinking about the scene when the chick randomly coughs a pill out onto her toast on the plate... Movie is filled with moments, but that one stuck the most.
My childhood fever dream movie was Little Nemo: Adventures in Slumberland, a 1989 animated movie that I must have caught part of on TV while I was actually sick in bed. There were certain visuals that dtuck with me for years and it was all a hazy half-memory. I thought I imagined the whope thing or that it was a dream (I've had a lot of dreams where I watch interesting movies only to wake up and realize the movie in question was never real) but as I was describing parts I remembered to a friend who is slightly more autistic than I, he just thought for a second and was like "that sounds like Little Nemo" and wowee, it was. Decades long mystery solved with a friend's encyclopedic knowledge of animated movies lol
Felix the Cat: The Movie. I saw it a few times as a kid when we borrowed it from the local library. Then it just vanished from the library as if it had never existed. I saw cartoons later featuring Felix, and remembered the movie, but never found the movie again. I remembered the reptilian creatures, the princess, the surreal landscape; I was always convinced the Felix the Cat theme was sung by that princess. Yet... the movie just disappeared from reality. It got to the point where I wondered if it had even been real. Aaaaaand... lo and behold, I looked it up on Wikipedia, and there it was, almost exactly as I remembered! ... Almost. There was a lot I had forgotten.
I remember vividly the hunter/"poacher" getting his nose violently crushed in with a glass bottle by the General bro. Fuck that fucked me up. Was not ready for that. 😨😬🫨
I REMEMBER WARRIORS OF VIRTURE!! it was 2011 and I found it as an old VHS in my grandmas basement. I remember being super freaked out, but thought it was alright
out of curiosity, because I remember this movie when I was a child and then in 2011 I was in my mid 20s, why was it in your grandmother's basement? was it something that one of your parents watched when THEY were kids?
@ honestly I have no idea why it was in her basement because I was 6 or 7 at the time and her kids are 50 now so it wouldn’t make sense. I’m assuming it might of been something my cousins watched and left it at my grandmas because they were 90s kids
@@charliesaunders4744 ahh that’s probably it. That makes sense. And then there’s always some random yard sale that older folks go to lol. My parents always just ended up with the most random VHS tapes in their possession. Scary movies. Comedies. Christmas specials. Stuff I never even heard of.
I completely forgot, that I watched that owl movie as a kid. Narnia also felt unreal for me as a kid. keep up the good work, this and last vid where a throw back fr.
I'm not sure if you are referring to the big budget movie or the made for tv BBC miniseries Narnia. But I hiiighly suggest the miniseries one if you have the time to spare. It is here on youtube. Fits this vibe big time.
It's also a surprisingly decent adaptation of the books, even the author was happy with it. I do recommend checking out the books, they get quite dark. A lot of psychological trauma and some brutal deaths.
Mirror mask reminds me of that time period in the mid two thousands.When music videos all have that same weird look. Music videos with the band linkin park.
Beowulf was my fever dream movie, i think seeing an r rated animated movie convinced me it couldn't have been real. That and i didn't even realise it was animated until 30 minutes in
YOOOOOO Warriors of Virtue is a movie is saw in theaters as a kid and have NEVER been able to find the name of. DAAAAANG dude. I was eating super atomic warhead sour candy being just as confused as im sure I’ll be when i find a find a stream now 25 years later.
I've been trying to remember forever! I think I looked up "kangaroo martial arts movie" before lol. I really really remembered the beginning of that movie. The crossing the pipe bit with the water in the tunnel/subway or whatever and almost drowning but then waking up in a different world. Right? And there was some kid that was daring him to do it and he started to cross it in front of that pipe but the water came rushing out and knocked him off or whatever. Fuck that memory is crazy.
Cool video! My fever dream movies are "Mr Magoriun's Wonder Emporium" and "City of Ember". I saw both when I was about 3 years old and the quickly drifted into obscurity for the longest time to the point that I convinced myself they were just dreams I had 😅
nah nah nah mate the one that is close to but so dark and acid twisted , no offence to Dustin the Rain Man Hoffman to Mr Magnoriums wonder emporium but is a 1,000 times better is the Imaginarium of Doctor Parnassus .it's Heath Ledgers last movie and mate when is face shifts into different actors like Johnny Depp ,Jude Law and Colin Farrell the transition is so smooth
Absolutely and there is a few different cuts of this film. In one version the one talking to darkness is female, In the other it is male, just little changes like that.
I kinda remember the movie G-Force which was about some guinea pigs being secret spies or something. I recently found it and realized that I completely forgot about it... also the movie cj7. I can remember that I watched it as a kid but all I remember is that it's about some boy who finds this weird little alien and they become friends or smth. That movie is honestly such a fever dream to me!
I remember liking the original and then watching a few minutes of the sequel with my dad and brothers, but we didn't like it and turned it off. All I remember about the sequel was that there was a different main character, and he went to a "silver city" and he got chased by a bunch of evil humanoid beetle soldiers. I'm not sure if that's exactly how it was but that's how I remembered it.
@ObeseSaga64 Yeah, that's pretty much it. Then there's the one with Jack Black and the rock biter riding a motor cycle with born to be wild playing. Just the fucking worst lmao
MY DUDE, THERE'S ALSO A BOOK! 😩 Highly recommend. "The Neverending Story" by Michael Ende. I actually like the book better than the movie. I'm pretty sure it's a metaphor for the story-creating process.
@owainrhysphillips4102 Oh yes! The Imaginarium is awesome!Heath Ledger was super-good.Gilliam has had a huge influence on my filming style.They just released 12 Monkeys on YT, for free.I have a few Short films (Horror/Bizarre)on my channel and I'm currently working on a Sci-fi Short.Been building props and almost ready to film.It'll be called:M.A.R.T.H.A...Wish me luck,lol.
@@owainrhysphillips4102 Thank you so much! I don't meet many people with this taste in movies.Do you remember The Cell, with Vincent Denofreo? Also,Lynch is awesome.His Short "Rabbits has been showing up on my feed again recently.
@-WillAlone- I haven't! Would you recommend it? I'm a big fan of Lynch but haven't watched many of his shorts. The style I was shamelessly ripping off on my account was Adam Curtis. He's a British documentary filmmaker and I find his work really intensely hypnotic
Even though it’s a show and it’s was also pretty popular Jim Henson’s Fraggle Rock always felt like a fever dream show to me. My aunt owned a dvd of the first season and put it on when every car ride when I lived with my cousins. I’m pretty sure I always fell asleep during the show and thats why it feels like a fever dream.
I feel like the biggest element is the fact that kids never rewatched these movies. You’d see it once and then maybe forget elements of it and eventually you’d wonder if it was ever even real
I always liked Toys and I wish it was easier to get on home video, I'd like to own it. The ultimate 'dream like' movie for me is 'Alice' by Jan Svankmejer from 1988. The 'logic' of the movie is basically that of a dream with disjointed scenes, almost no dialogue, surreal imagery made of bizarre stop motion puppets, and a logic all of its own. Watching it while at night in a cozy blanket you start to wonder if you're dreaming yourself or not... really hypnotic.
“Chasing the Kidney Stone” is a fever dream movie! It’s a Norwegian film about a boy who shrinks himself and goes inside his grandfather to destroy a kidney stone. I watched an English dubbed version of it on tv when I was younger. For years, I’ve had trouble finding the movie again, but have come across clips of it, so I know it exists. Apparently it was also released under the name “Body Troopers”. It’s such a weird movie and there was a point where I thought I imagined the whole thing.
I had a physical copy of Toys as a kid, and I stand by my conspiracy theory that the government suppressed the movie because it was preemptively critical of drone warfare.
Alice in Wonderland often comes off as a fever dream, because so much of it was written that way. For me, it's the 2 part 1985 Alice in Wonderland miniseries with Carol Channing and the terrifying Jabberwocky. And the 1988 Jan Svankmajer Alice with the creepy stop motion animation.
Return To Oz was the big one for me. The transition from watching the Wizard if Oz over and over in all it's music and cheer and vibrant colors to my mom coming home after leaving on another half a year long meth bender just to be like "Here son, it's the Wizard of Oz 2!!!" And hanging me a blank VHS just for me to watch it and have half the movie roll in near complete silence with everyone turned to statues - including the lion and the Tin Man (except they look nothing like their MGM counterparts and look more like their novel illustration counterparts) while spooky visions of scarecrow pop up here and there with a new DIFFERENT scarecrow having a pumpkin head sadly asking Dorothy if he can call her "Mom" and a short fat tin man always falling over and repeating "Help me up. Help me up." All the while evading horrifying masked singers entities that scream with laughter called "Wheelers" until they finally meet the Nome King in all his chilling stop motion glory is just... Well hell I tried to make the plot sound coherent but even the parts of that film that are meant to be humorous come across as more unnerving and ambient. Especially compared to the MGM original. That being said, as someone who later read many of the Oz books, "Return to Oz" is far more faithful to the tone the books went for compared to how "Hollywood" the MGM classic and all of it's other depictions of the world of Oz would become.
Anyone remember The Incredible Mr. Limpet? Complete fever dream movie the plot is so surreal yet the movie is so forgettable it's the kind of think you think back on as an adult and go "wtf did I watch as a kid?"
If you ever decide to tackle this subject again, I'd like to nominate 2016's Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children, directed by Tim Burton! Absolutely a waking fever dream!
I remember seeing the trailers for that one on TH-cam before it came out. There was a very brief shot of one of the monsters (hollows) that had everyone in the comments asking, "Is that Slenderman?!"
What’s interesting to think about is that had the first Toy Story not been as successful and spawned so many sequels, it very well might have been remembered as one of these kinds of movies. I’m saying this as someone who loves Toy Story, but the first movie has such a different tone than its sequels. Same goes for Shrek; if you had never heard of Shrek and watched only the first movie, it would absolutely be considered a fever dream movie.
some other YTber had recently reminded me of the miniseries DINOTOPIA, and ive always had vague memories of a dinosaur character who was academically trained and speak perfect english , and watching his video made it ALL COME BACK, like a eureka moment of "THAT'S IT!!!" cuz i honestly thought i made it up in my head during imaginary playtime
The New Adventures of Pinocchio (1999) is absolutely one of these movies. I still have the DVD. I remember not wanting to watch it as a kid. It had some really weird costume design and disturbing creatures.
There’s a French movie called The City of Lost Children from 1993 is like a fantasy steampunk movie and it has some haunting imagery in it, especially of the main antagonist whose face is burned into my brain. I don’t think it was for kids but I’m sure some kids saw it over the years.
**Sees thumbnail** I wouldn’t describe the Magic Gourd as a fever dream movie, but I do see it as a unique and whimsical movie, kind of like Robots (2005).
The most fever-dream thing I ever experienced on a TV that didn't happen while experiencing an actual fever would be when I, as an adult, was flipping through TV channels about twenty to twenty-five years ago and happened to come across Boobah. Even as an adult, I'm at a loss to really explain Boobah. There was also a film I saw once on either Cinemax or Showtime while flipping around, and I still have no idea what the movie was, but it had interview segments with both G. Gordon Liddy and "Classie" Freddie Blassie, and just thinking about it breaks my brain.
HOLY SHIT I FORGOT ABOUT SHORTS. I remember renting it from the library with my mom because I thought it looked cool. I haven’t thought about it since. Thank you for bringing this memory back 😭.
I was trying to remember warriors of virtue! Lol I remembered kangaroos doing kung fu and that was it. I talked to a buddy about it and he thought I was talking about a ninja turtle character or kangaroo jack.. I knew I wasn’t crazy!
lol, warriors of virtue is literally my fever dream movie. I barely remember it, I had a massive fever and I watched it as a child in the 90's on my moms friend couch while sweating out the sickness.
Yes, that one was weird. Have you ever seen the surreal stop-motion 'ALICE' made by Jan Svankmejer? Out there as it gets, glad I was a little older when I saw it first. Cool though.
As someone who recently rewatched Toys surprisingly on TH-cam when it was free. I actually was surprised in liking it. So much so that I'll admit, it's kind of a hyperfixation of mine as of late. And as all over the place the movie is, I will say it really was ahead of its time both in film making and what it was trying to push forward. Happy someone else remembered this movie though.
The Imaginarium of Dr Parnassus is one of these movies. It's Heath Ledger's final movie and has Johnny Depp and Jude Law playing his character after he died during filming. Weird movie, but all of Terry Gilliam's films are. Honourable mentions for Time Bandits and The Adventures of Baron Munchausen
6:39 OH MY GOSH THE FILM HAS LIMINAL SPACE Like, seriously, look at some of the set designs. If they didn't have humans in them, places like the one with the staircase would EASILY make it onto Backroom/Liminal Space boards.
I wouldn't call it a kid's movie... But I would definitely put Time Bandits on this list. One of my all-time faves (and now I kinda want to watch Mirrormask again...)
Warriors of virtue was great loved it as a kid have we watched it and still like it it's corny in the best way you're unlucky if you didn't watch this as a kid. Also he wasn't mute he stopped talking after a traumatic event he speaks at end of movie
How is there no mention of Nothing But Trouble? Watching that movie as a kid felt indistinguishable from having a fever dream... complete with that "oh thank you sweet jesus, it was all just a dream" feeling when it ended.
"Maybe not seeing something like this at a young age is good" - have you seen kids youtube nowadays? Skibidi toilet may be hectic but its possibly one of the least bizarre of whats out there... Im a bit older, maybe i was a weirder kid, but things like the Neverending Story never 'scarred' me. According to my mom the earliest ive saw stuff like that i was 5 or so. For me all the stop motion fever dreams were wonderful awe. Trippy yes, but ive always been amazed at the more 'realistic' look and the movement charming... but i was also a boy that liked monsters and the weird, quite often the ugly bad guy was charming to me, quirky
Several months ago, I had to look up the Warriors of Virtue because I remembered seeing it as a kid. I think we rented it, maybe? But I could barely remember it! Lol
I couldn't believe The Peanut Butter Solution was a single movie when I rediscovered it years ago. Various parts of that movie are so different from each other that it seems like at least three different fever dreams.
Explorers from 1985 had a fever dream effect for me. My father got it from the video rental as a kids movie but my brain could never really process those alien heads with those elongated eyesockets. Also they contacted the kids in their dreams with a 2001 space odysee abstract scapes which haunted my dreams for a while.
0:23 "resignated" means something completely different from "resonated". I can't even find the word on Google, just its foundational word "resignate", meaning to leave a job.
Watched the Never Ending Story as kid, loved it and got spooked at the same time . The Rock Giant did it for me 😂💀 it's the quintessential 80s Dark Fantasy for "kids" movie
Here in Brazil, Bridge to Terabithia, Jumanji and Zathura are certified childhood classic. It's so weird to see someone talking about these "forgotten" movies that only you though u saw like "help im a fish", "shorts" and "mars needs moms" these kind of movies are so underrated and some are really bad, but when a specific scene happens on screen you can remember that scene from the movie for decades. Just now I remembered a movie that I watched once on cartoon network about a rebel boy that hates books and decides to go to a library and somehow he gets teleported to an animation word or something like that, the movie starts in live-action and becomes animation, he becames the hero of that reality or part of a prophecy idk. I wish I could find it someday :/ EDIT: I literally searched "movie about a boy that hates books" and found it lol, the movie name is "The Pagemaster" and looks pretty good Macaulay Culkin and Christopher Lloyd are in this movie, WHAT???
Another Robin Williams fever dream movie that I had just recently found after years of searching with almost zero info to go off of: The Adventures of Baron Munchausen. What an awesome, wacked out movie.
The original 90's TMNT movie is extremely uncanny and fever dreamy to me. It was one of the first movies I watched and I only had seen it a few times. I decided to rewatch it a year ago, baked out of my mind, and completely went mindless staring at the TV. I think my brain reverted back to the toddler age of when I first watched it. Edit: oh and watching it tends to make me feel very motion sick, I dont know if its the bad resolution or horrible cinematography but yea totally barf inducing
I'm surprised Pagemaster (1994) didn't get a mention, that scene with the paint dripping from the ceiling and chasing Macaulay Culkin through the library both terrified and fascinated me when I was younger. Maybe it was the cgi/hand drawn combo, but that scene always left an unreal impression on me.
Another great movie
I clicked on this video just to see if that movie was a FEVER DREAM! I could never remember the name but remember LOVING the movie. Thank you so much for mentioning it, I don't feel as crazy now!
I was actually going to bring this movie up lol.
The scene from the page master with Dr Jekyl and Mr Hyde traumatized me FOR LIFE. 😆 🤣
I’ve been trying to remember the name of the movie for ages now, thank you so much for mentioning it😭
Bridge to Terebithia had a really huge impact on me, as I saw it not long after I had lost my little brother. I remember watching it at a YMCA when I lived in Florida, and when I started crying near the end of the film, this one girl I was becoming friends with gave me her Eevee plushy to help me feel better. I'm almost certain that moment was what made me love Eevee growing up. If you're out there, Eevee girl, I hope you know that your innocent act of kindness is still remembered decades after it happened.
Also, The Owls of Gahoole was genuinely great from what I remember, and it had a really awesome movie tie-in game that had surprisingly fun owl flight combat I haven't seen any other developer take a swing at.
Got bless god bless .. amen take care brother I hope you are loved and cared for
“Return To OZ” by Disney scared the hell out of me, still does. Other fever dreams “Silent Hill” 2006, “Tideland” 2005 and “Fantastic Planet” is a particular post-psychedelic masterpiece. 🍿🎥
Return to Oz was absolutely terrifying.
Fantastic Planet for sure
All of those films are great answers. Each one I remember fondly. Love the Silent Hill games as well. Cheers
Yeah, Return to Oz was scary.
Fun fact about Fantastic Planet, I only know it because it's playing on a tv in another fever dream movie The Cell, J Lo is watching it
For me, James and the giant peach could go on this list.
One of my favorite films. I love the Jack Skellington cameo and the ending. 🥲
James And The Giant Peach! I remember a scene where the main character was like a caterpillar?? And he was getting chased by the evil ladies or something. Gosh, that scene freaked me out so much
@ lol briefly remember it now that you mention it
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Was mentioned in the last video this guy made on the topic
Omg mirror mask and labyrinth. I can't believe you're covering so many of my childhood favorites
I still use Mirror Mask to convey strangeness. If I don't know what's happening, I'll sometimes say, "What in the Mirror Mask is going on around here?!"
I absolutely despise lsbrinth, I cannot watch that movie without feeling uncomfortable, haven’t seen Mirror mask but from what’s shown in this video it seems even worse
Both are incredible! Mirror Mask is unbelievably underrated.
The Brave Little Toaster is a very fever dream memory for me. It was very surreal to watch as a kid
That radiator was a asshole
Holy crap…I’m not sure why…but I watched that movie…A LOT LoL
@alexmyers3000 me too i loved the brave little toaster 😂
Hell yeah, brother
Yes. Love this movie as a kid. Also, never felt like a real movie.
Little Monsters, Watership Down, Child of Glass, The Black Cauldron, Rikki Tikki Tavi, I LOVED creepy movies as a kid
Rikki Tikki Tavi made me want a mongoose as a pet when i was a kid 😊
Watership Down is such a great story. I can only recommend the new animated adaption of it!
Bloody Hell Little Monsters, someone else remembers that nightmare fuel filled movie with that kid from the wonder years. Thanks for reminding me….I think 🤷🏻♂️
I was just talking about Neverending Story yesterday. As an adult the film has grown to mean more and more to me. First when I recognized my depression and need for help, I was greeted with a flash from the scene with artax. As if to say, dont let the darkness eat you up. Recently, having experienced a significant loss, I recognized the parallels in the film, with the experience of grief. The dream like stupor one exists in while grieving, the abrupt and drastic shifts of emotion, much like the shifts of scene in the movie. Almost without control, it’s like a thought occurs, and the emotional wave follows, bringing you to the next scene. Bastia is grieving the loss of his mother, which is why hiding in a closet reading a fantasy book makes perfect sense. Movies we watched as a kid were thematically a bit much, but as an adult I love these weird flicks.
P.S. another awesome, but weird and scary kids movie is Don Bluth’s The Black Cauldron
Don Bluth wasn't involved with that one, but it is a very surreal movie to look back on.
I was a weird kid in that these kinds of movies were ALWAYS among the ones that I would repeatedly come back to again and again.
Can I tell you about my literal fever dream movie experience? When I was about 9 years old, I came down with a horrible stomach virus that lasted almost a week. Not wanting me to pass the virus to my brothers, my mom dropped me off at my grandmother's house, where I stayed until the virus was out of my system. My grandma had a TV, but only basic cable (this was the mid-90s). So my mom brought over a VCR along with the Back To The Future trilogy on VHS. My grandmother would pop a movie in, let it play, then once it ended, either start that one over or pop another one in. I spent the next several days in and out of consciousness, and every time I woke up, I would catch a bit of the movie, only to shortly fall asleep again. The whole saga just turned into one epic of traveling back and forth through time. Not only that, but I found myself dreaming about the movies as well, so I couldn't remember what was dream and what was movie. I've never watched any of the Back To The Future movies in entirety since and to this day, those movies are a bizarre, otherworldly blur in my mind.
Did you insert yourself into the movie in a dream at any point?
Shit gets REAL weird once that happens.
I fell asleep once watching a silent hill 2 playthrough. SPOILER: The game ends with the reveal that the player character murdered his wife before starting the game, and the town has more or less been taunting him about it until he finally ends his own life, driving into a lake with his wife's corpse in the car, at which point a really sad, perfectly delivered "goodbye" letter from the wife(we're led to believe she died of some disease years before all this, it's a little vague on what ACTUALLY happens, but the Canon ending is described above)
I dreamt (NIGGTMARE really lol) that I was basically the main character, and my girlfriend was reading out the letter to me then BAAAAM BUM DUH DUMMM- the credit music BLASTED me awake and I nearly shit my pants thinking I'd done any of that
You absolutely need to watch the trilogy as a whole all the way through, awake and conscious. It’s perhaps the greatest trilogy of films in history.
@RobotacularRoBob GREAT SCOTT!
They're good but way overated, as a gen z who watched them all as a kid. That's a really cool story
@@RobotacularRoBob LOTR
I actually saw Toys in the theater and still till this day remember it VIVIDLY. I was 7yrs old, but it was just so strange, and the production design was so unique, I thought it was amazing! I had thought about the idea of training kids to control drones, for miliary use EVER since! Now, seeing how practically the majority of military recruits literally grew up gaming, it's damn near a Boot Strap Paradox..
I still randomly laugh, thinking about the scene when the chick randomly coughs a pill out onto her toast on the plate... Movie is filled with moments, but that one stuck the most.
My childhood fever dream movie was Little Nemo: Adventures in Slumberland, a 1989 animated movie that I must have caught part of on TV while I was actually sick in bed. There were certain visuals that dtuck with me for years and it was all a hazy half-memory. I thought I imagined the whope thing or that it was a dream (I've had a lot of dreams where I watch interesting movies only to wake up and realize the movie in question was never real) but as I was describing parts I remembered to a friend who is slightly more autistic than I, he just thought for a second and was like "that sounds like Little Nemo" and wowee, it was. Decades long mystery solved with a friend's encyclopedic knowledge of animated movies lol
ah, i was gonna mention about the cartoon where the MC keeps shouting "pajama! pajama!".
This is it.
Felix the Cat: The Movie. I saw it a few times as a kid when we borrowed it from the local library. Then it just vanished from the library as if it had never existed. I saw cartoons later featuring Felix, and remembered the movie, but never found the movie again.
I remembered the reptilian creatures, the princess, the surreal landscape; I was always convinced the Felix the Cat theme was sung by that princess. Yet... the movie just disappeared from reality. It got to the point where I wondered if it had even been real. Aaaaaand... lo and behold, I looked it up on Wikipedia, and there it was, almost exactly as I remembered! ... Almost. There was a lot I had forgotten.
Your library had that? Did you check out Watership Down too? Rock & Rule?
@@Sorrowdusk They didn't have either of those, but there was a Blockbuster in town that had Watership Down.
Holy shit, you awakened a memory I didn't know I have
Pans labyrinth is another one😂 i actually love these kinda movies
When bro got stabbed in the face 😭
I remember vividly the hunter/"poacher" getting his nose violently crushed in with a glass bottle by the General bro. Fuck that fucked me up. Was not ready for that. 😨😬🫨
do you know the movie at 28 seconds?
@@Empith33-999no, that’s mirrormask 😕
I REMEMBER WARRIORS OF VIRTURE!! it was 2011 and I found it as an old VHS in my grandmas basement. I remember being super freaked out, but thought it was alright
out of curiosity, because I remember this movie when I was a child and then in 2011 I was in my mid 20s, why was it in your grandmother's basement? was it something that one of your parents watched when THEY were kids?
@ honestly I have no idea why it was in her basement because I was 6 or 7 at the time and her kids are 50 now so it wouldn’t make sense. I’m assuming it might of been something my cousins watched and left it at my grandmas because they were 90s kids
@@charliesaunders4744 ahh that’s probably it. That makes sense.
And then there’s always some random yard sale that older folks go to lol. My parents always just ended up with the most random VHS tapes in their possession. Scary movies. Comedies. Christmas specials. Stuff I never even heard of.
@ yeah man that’s so real 😂 have a good Christmas!
I completely forgot, that I watched that owl movie as a kid. Narnia also felt unreal for me as a kid. keep up the good work, this and last vid where a throw back fr.
What’s that owl movie called
I had a dream that I was in Narnia. 😅😅
I'm not sure if you are referring to the big budget movie or the made for tv BBC miniseries Narnia. But I hiiighly suggest the miniseries one if you have the time to spare. It is here on youtube. Fits this vibe big time.
It's also a surprisingly decent adaptation of the books, even the author was happy with it.
I do recommend checking out the books, they get quite dark. A lot of psychological trauma and some brutal deaths.
@HenriSteinbrecher gaurdians of Ga'hoole. its a pretty cool cartoon. my kid used to love it when It first came out.
Mirror mask reminds me of that time period in the mid two thousands.When music videos all have that same weird look. Music videos with the band linkin park.
Being 9 and accidentally walking into my bro watching some creepy metal claymation music video on MTV, trauma
@@JasperCasper1996was it Sober by a band named Tool?
@@JasperCasper1996 Sounds like a tool video, one of the guys in the band did practical effects on Terminator 2 and Jurassic Park.
@@FoxUnitNell Exactly what it was lol
Have you seen Mirror Mask? It's one of my all time favorites.
Beowulf was my fever dream movie, i think seeing an r rated animated movie convinced me it couldn't have been real. That and i didn't even realise it was animated until 30 minutes in
Same😂
Same! My senior year in high school we watched it in English class, and I remembered it existed to my absolute horror
I love Beowulf!
@@kitanakahn101 Angelina Jolie as a monster
@@Sorrowdusk the animation is at point
YOOOOOO Warriors of Virtue is a movie is saw in theaters as a kid and have NEVER been able to find the name of. DAAAAANG dude. I was eating super atomic warhead sour candy being just as confused as im sure I’ll be when i find a find a stream now 25 years later.
me too, i remember only watched once but liked a lot
I've been trying to remember forever! I think I looked up "kangaroo martial arts movie" before lol. I really really remembered the beginning of that movie. The crossing the pipe bit with the water in the tunnel/subway or whatever and almost drowning but then waking up in a different world. Right? And there was some kid that was daring him to do it and he started to cross it in front of that pipe but the water came rushing out and knocked him off or whatever. Fuck that memory is crazy.
i never even remembered this movie when it came out but my friend told me about it and i actually watched it for the first time this year haha
No one remembers that movie but me -I saw it with my brother.
Dude same here! What a trip!
The first 2 spy kids movies hits me in fever dream
Haha saw all 3 in the theater…classic
Cool video!
My fever dream movies are "Mr Magoriun's Wonder Emporium" and "City of Ember". I saw both when I was about 3 years old and the quickly drifted into obscurity for the longest time to the point that I convinced myself they were just dreams I had 😅
nah nah nah mate the one that is close to but so dark and acid twisted , no offence to Dustin the Rain Man Hoffman to Mr Magnoriums wonder emporium but is a 1,000 times better is the Imaginarium of Doctor Parnassus .it's Heath Ledgers last movie and mate when is face shifts into different actors like Johnny Depp ,Jude Law and Colin Farrell the transition is so smooth
Yooo mr magorium movie, i saw it when i was like 8 and never seen again
Another good fever dream movie is Ridley Scott’s Legend
Tim Curry was amazing, as usual
My dad had/has and old vhs copy which me and my bro would watch over and over so it’s just a nostalgia movie for me
Damn bro! It really is though. I’m like wtf is that and googled it and saw that devil and shit! Sure enough that’s a 20 Yr old dusty memory
It's a cult classic
Absolutely and there is a few different cuts of this film. In one version the one talking to darkness is female, In the other it is male, just little changes like that.
Sooo, we are basically just talking about some of my favorite films that I watch yearly? Gotcha 😂 👌🏼
Personally, Legend of the Guardians was one of my fav movies as a kid and I still love it now as a young adult :3
Same
The books are soo so much better, one of the greatest series of all time but nobody reads it 😭😭
@@Snailshroom
The books are so good!
I kinda remember the movie G-Force which was about some guinea pigs being secret spies or something. I recently found it and realized that I completely forgot about it... also the movie cj7. I can remember that I watched it as a kid but all I remember is that it's about some boy who finds this weird little alien and they become friends or smth. That movie is honestly such a fever dream to me!
A movie that does not get nearly the recognition it deserves is Tiny Soldiers! Falls into this category of movie for sure!
Small soldiers
Watched Never Ending Story as a kid, that movie is a genuine banger. It's the shitty sequels that truly feel like fever dreams
I remember liking the original and then watching a few minutes of the sequel with my dad and brothers, but we didn't like it and turned it off. All I remember about the sequel was that there was a different main character, and he went to a "silver city" and he got chased by a bunch of evil humanoid beetle soldiers. I'm not sure if that's exactly how it was but that's how I remembered it.
@ObeseSaga64 Yeah, that's pretty much it. Then there's the one with Jack Black and the rock biter riding a motor cycle with born to be wild playing. Just the fucking worst lmao
The cartoon is also not bad
MY DUDE, THERE'S ALSO A BOOK! 😩 Highly recommend. "The Neverending Story" by Michael Ende.
I actually like the book better than the movie. I'm pretty sure it's a metaphor for the story-creating process.
Yep! That was one of the first movies I searched out, once I was on my own, with my own money.
Awesome video! Terry Gilliam movies are crazy.
I came here to talk about Terry Gilliam movies! Specifically The Imaginarium of Dr Parnassus
@owainrhysphillips4102 Oh yes! The Imaginarium is awesome!Heath Ledger was super-good.Gilliam has had a huge influence on my filming style.They just released 12 Monkeys on YT, for free.I have a few Short films (Horror/Bizarre)on my channel and I'm currently working on a Sci-fi Short.Been building props and almost ready to film.It'll be called:M.A.R.T.H.A...Wish me luck,lol.
@@-WillAlone- Good luck! I love what I can see on your channel so far!
@@owainrhysphillips4102 Thank you so much! I don't meet many people with this taste in movies.Do you remember The Cell, with Vincent Denofreo? Also,Lynch is awesome.His Short "Rabbits has been showing up on my feed again recently.
@-WillAlone- I haven't! Would you recommend it? I'm a big fan of Lynch but haven't watched many of his shorts.
The style I was shamelessly ripping off on my account was Adam Curtis. He's a British documentary filmmaker and I find his work really intensely hypnotic
Even though it’s a show and it’s was also pretty popular Jim Henson’s Fraggle Rock always felt like a fever dream show to me. My aunt owned a dvd of the first season and put it on when every car ride when I lived with my cousins. I’m pretty sure I always fell asleep during the show and thats why it feels like a fever dream.
I feel like the biggest element is the fact that kids never rewatched these movies. You’d see it once and then maybe forget elements of it and eventually you’d wonder if it was ever even real
I'm SO excited to see a Toys reference in the thumbnail! Childhood favorite of mine, and definitely one big fever dream
Warriors Of Virtue was my jam as a kid. I used to watch that tape over and over again. I had the Toys too. My brother and I were obsessed with it
The Neverending Story was the best. That movie changed me irrevocably.
That oil monster from ferngully
Tim Curry lol
Ferngully certainly was a fever dream movie.
@@Horatio_Jonesda goat
that movie feels like it kinda fits this.
I always liked Toys and I wish it was easier to get on home video, I'd like to own it. The ultimate 'dream like' movie for me is 'Alice' by Jan Svankmejer from 1988. The 'logic' of the movie is basically that of a dream with disjointed scenes, almost no dialogue, surreal imagery made of bizarre stop motion puppets, and a logic all of its own. Watching it while at night in a cozy blanket you start to wonder if you're dreaming yourself or not... really hypnotic.
You did it. The moment I saw mirror mask I literally went into the ratatouille meme state. This was not clickbait.
Does anybody else remember “The Last Mimsy”?
I do. I enjoyed it until the ending; the ending was disappointing.
I'm a fan of the original short story. I haven't seen the movie, but I can imagine it belonging to this list.
Warriors of Virtue OG fan here. Had the movie and toys as a kid. Loved em.
“Chasing the Kidney Stone” is a fever dream movie! It’s a Norwegian film about a boy who shrinks himself and goes inside his grandfather to destroy a kidney stone. I watched an English dubbed version of it on tv when I was younger. For years, I’ve had trouble finding the movie again, but have come across clips of it, so I know it exists. Apparently it was also released under the name “Body Troopers”. It’s such a weird movie and there was a point where I thought I imagined the whole thing.
I saw Toys in theaters, thank you very much.
ive seen it online many times. never thought it was hard to find
I had a physical copy of Toys as a kid, and I stand by my conspiracy theory that the government suppressed the movie because it was preemptively critical of drone warfare.
Alice in Wonderland often comes off as a fever dream, because so much of it was written that way. For me, it's the 2 part 1985 Alice in Wonderland miniseries with Carol Channing and the terrifying Jabberwocky. And the 1988 Jan Svankmajer Alice with the creepy stop motion animation.
That stop motion is rad. Love Jan's stuff.
"Spy Kids was never a cinematic masterpiece" well tell that to the National Library of Congress haha
Return To Oz was the big one for me. The transition from watching the Wizard if Oz over and over in all it's music and cheer and vibrant colors to my mom coming home after leaving on another half a year long meth bender just to be like "Here son, it's the Wizard of Oz 2!!!" And hanging me a blank VHS just for me to watch it and have half the movie roll in near complete silence with everyone turned to statues - including the lion and the Tin Man (except they look nothing like their MGM counterparts and look more like their novel illustration counterparts) while spooky visions of scarecrow pop up here and there with a new DIFFERENT scarecrow having a pumpkin head sadly asking Dorothy if he can call her "Mom" and a short fat tin man always falling over and repeating "Help me up. Help me up." All the while evading horrifying masked singers entities that scream with laughter called "Wheelers" until they finally meet the Nome King in all his chilling stop motion glory is just... Well hell I tried to make the plot sound coherent but even the parts of that film that are meant to be humorous come across as more unnerving and ambient. Especially compared to the MGM original. That being said, as someone who later read many of the Oz books, "Return to Oz" is far more faithful to the tone the books went for compared to how "Hollywood" the MGM classic and all of it's other depictions of the world of Oz would become.
Well Return to Oz DID gave us Fairuza Balk, Bobby Buchets bayou babe in Waterboy 😆
Anyone remember The Incredible Mr. Limpet? Complete fever dream movie the plot is so surreal yet the movie is so forgettable it's the kind of think you think back on as an adult and go "wtf did I watch as a kid?"
I was waiting for somebody to bring up brave little toaster. The scene with the clown is like having a bad trip.😂
Wow!!! You have amazingly good taste in movies sir , I had forgotten many of these classics and you brought me right back , so thanks …peace
If you ever decide to tackle this subject again, I'd like to nominate 2016's Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children, directed by Tim Burton! Absolutely a waking fever dream!
I remember seeing the trailers for that one on TH-cam before it came out. There was a very brief shot of one of the monsters (hollows) that had everyone in the comments asking, "Is that Slenderman?!"
What’s interesting to think about is that had the first Toy Story not been as successful and spawned so many sequels, it very well might have been remembered as one of these kinds of movies. I’m saying this as someone who loves Toy Story, but the first movie has such a different tone than its sequels. Same goes for Shrek; if you had never heard of Shrek and watched only the first movie, it would absolutely be considered a fever dream movie.
Warriors of Virtue! What a nostalgia trip! I probably forgot about that movie over 20 years ago
Toys is amazing. Was obsessed with that movie as a kid.
I still am and i really don't get why this movie flopped so hard back then ;( One of the best lesser known christmas season movies.
hoo ha hoo ha!
some other YTber had recently reminded me of the miniseries DINOTOPIA, and ive always had vague memories of a dinosaur character who was academically trained and speak perfect english , and watching his video made it ALL COME BACK, like a eureka moment of "THAT'S IT!!!" cuz i honestly thought i made it up in my head during imaginary playtime
The New Adventures of Pinocchio (1999) is absolutely one of these movies. I still have the DVD. I remember not wanting to watch it as a kid. It had some really weird costume design and disturbing creatures.
The one with JTT?
@boombapdoom493 No, I think this is a sequel to the one with JTT.
All the movies did back then. There was no safe space.
I cannot thank this community enough you guys made these videos possible now I have a playlist of my favorite movie genre
Thing about bridge to Terabithia, the author of the books son, had a friend who died very similarly. So it’s based on a true story.
Awful theme for a kid’s book, basically he’s using the book/movie to trauma dump on an entire population. Good times.
There’s a French movie called The City of Lost Children from 1993 is like a fantasy steampunk movie and it has some haunting imagery in it, especially of the main antagonist whose face is burned into my brain. I don’t think it was for kids but I’m sure some kids saw it over the years.
WARRIORS OF VIRTUE!!! YESS!! I had all those kangaroo action figures I remember those now holy shit!!
Honey I shrunk the kids is another that comes to mind, what a wild weird ass movie.
dont forget the other movie homey we shrunk ourselves
2:17 That is Falkor. Put some respect on his name. 😂
Great video!
bridge to terabithia made me cry for an hour. it was just too shocking and real to me.
My wife and I always referred to it as "the magic" and the movies we associated with it was stuff like American Tale and Warriors of Virtue.
I watched “Toys” in the movie theatre & loved it! (Totally just dated myself 🙈) Great Video!!
**Sees thumbnail**
I wouldn’t describe the Magic Gourd as a fever dream movie, but I do see it as a unique and whimsical movie, kind of like Robots (2005).
The most fever-dream thing I ever experienced on a TV that didn't happen while experiencing an actual fever would be when I, as an adult, was flipping through TV channels about twenty to twenty-five years ago and happened to come across Boobah. Even as an adult, I'm at a loss to really explain Boobah. There was also a film I saw once on either Cinemax or Showtime while flipping around, and I still have no idea what the movie was, but it had interview segments with both G. Gordon Liddy and "Classie" Freddie Blassie, and just thinking about it breaks my brain.
HOLY SHIT I FORGOT ABOUT SHORTS. I remember renting it from the library with my mom because I thought it looked cool. I haven’t thought about it since. Thank you for bringing this memory back 😭.
I was trying to remember warriors of virtue! Lol I remembered kangaroos doing kung fu and that was it.
I talked to a buddy about it and he thought I was talking about a ninja turtle character or kangaroo jack.. I knew I wasn’t crazy!
That happens to me too!!
lol, warriors of virtue is literally my fever dream movie. I barely remember it, I had a massive fever and I watched it as a child in the 90's on my moms friend couch while sweating out the sickness.
Totally remember watching Bridge to Terabithia in the theater and hearing she died totally sunk my heart, I was only about 10
The 1999 live action Alice in wonderland was the weirdest movie i watched as a kid. And spirited away.
Argh that Alice tv movie is terrifying ...
@blahmcblahface3965 i know right? And they put that on for me as a kid! On vhs they put it on for me to sleep to!
YES! This makes my list too. I still get "Beautiful Soup" stuck in my head sometimes.
Yes, that one was weird.
Have you ever seen the surreal stop-motion 'ALICE' made by Jan Svankmejer? Out there as it gets, glad I was a little older when I saw it first. Cool though.
Help I am a fish genuinely got me the most nightmares, for like 3 years, now I am older ngl still creeps me out
As someone who recently rewatched Toys surprisingly on TH-cam when it was free. I actually was surprised in liking it. So much so that I'll admit, it's kind of a hyperfixation of mine as of late. And as all over the place the movie is, I will say it really was ahead of its time both in film making and what it was trying to push forward. Happy someone else remembered this movie though.
It was a great movie!
OMG Mirror Mask is it! Been searching for it for ages thank you!
So hyped there’s a part 2!! Great video bro 🫡
The Imaginarium of Dr Parnassus is one of these movies. It's Heath Ledger's final movie and has Johnny Depp and Jude Law playing his character after he died during filming. Weird movie, but all of Terry Gilliam's films are.
Honourable mentions for Time Bandits and The Adventures of Baron Munchausen
6:39 OH MY GOSH THE FILM HAS LIMINAL SPACE
Like, seriously, look at some of the set designs. If they didn't have humans in them, places like the one with the staircase would EASILY make it onto Backroom/Liminal Space boards.
I wouldn't call it a kid's movie... But I would definitely put Time Bandits on this list. One of my all-time faves (and now I kinda want to watch Mirrormask again...)
Need to do a part 2 for sure. Tank girl from 1995 not being mentioned is a crime
crazy! i remember always seeing the cover of that at the movie rental stores but dont think i ever saw it
I loved it in spite of the criticisms.
I thought I was the only one who knew what Warriors of Virtue was! I watched it on repeat as a kid!
Warriors of virtue was great loved it as a kid have we watched it and still like it it's corny in the best way you're unlucky if you didn't watch this as a kid. Also he wasn't mute he stopped talking after a traumatic event he speaks at end of movie
neverending story was a staple of my youth and every time it's hard not to cry your ass off lol.
There's a spy movie from the late 90s called "the avengers" with Sean Connery. Its really strange as far as set design goes.
Based on the cult classic TV series of the same name, starring Patrick Mcnee and Diana Rigg.
How is there no mention of Nothing But Trouble?
Watching that movie as a kid felt indistinguishable from having a fever dream... complete with that "oh thank you sweet jesus, it was all just a dream" feeling when it ended.
His nose becomes a Johnson, LoL.
Such a good movie, one of my favourites!
"Maybe not seeing something like this at a young age is good" - have you seen kids youtube nowadays? Skibidi toilet may be hectic but its possibly one of the least bizarre of whats out there... Im a bit older, maybe i was a weirder kid, but things like the Neverending Story never 'scarred' me. According to my mom the earliest ive saw stuff like that i was 5 or so. For me all the stop motion fever dreams were wonderful awe. Trippy yes, but ive always been amazed at the more 'realistic' look and the movement charming... but i was also a boy that liked monsters and the weird, quite often the ugly bad guy was charming to me, quirky
Several months ago, I had to look up the Warriors of Virtue because I remembered seeing it as a kid. I think we rented it, maybe? But I could barely remember it! Lol
The Ewok movies were this for me... For years I had thought I dreamed them up until I found them on the internet when I became a teen
Strings is a great fever dream movie with self aware marionettes that basically nobody has seen.
I’d like to throw “The Secret of N.I.H.M.” In the ring. Genetically tested lab rat fever dream.
I couldn't believe The Peanut Butter Solution was a single movie when I rediscovered it years ago. Various parts of that movie are so different from each other that it seems like at least three different fever dreams.
Great upload. Any film by Terry Gilliam, and in a darker direction, David Lynch; all fever dreams.
Yahoo Serious lol...and munchausen
Explorers from 1985 had a fever dream effect for me. My father got it from the video rental as a kids movie but my brain could never really process those alien heads with those elongated eyesockets. Also they contacted the kids in their dreams with a 2001 space odysee abstract scapes which haunted my dreams for a while.
0:23 "resignated" means something completely different from "resonated". I can't even find the word on Google, just its foundational word "resignate", meaning to leave a job.
I had warriors of virtue on vhs when I was a kid and was obsessed with watching it. I have no idea why
20:00 honestly I think the kids today will look back at the current early AI animation the same way, it definitely fits that fever dream logic
Watched the Never Ending Story as kid, loved it and got spooked at the same time . The Rock Giant did it for me 😂💀 it's the quintessential 80s Dark Fantasy for "kids" movie
Here in Brazil, Bridge to Terabithia, Jumanji and Zathura are certified childhood classic.
It's so weird to see someone talking about these "forgotten" movies that only you though u saw like "help im a fish", "shorts" and "mars needs moms" these kind of movies are so underrated and some are really bad, but when a specific scene happens on screen you can remember that scene from the movie for decades.
Just now I remembered a movie that I watched once on cartoon network about a rebel boy that hates books and decides to go to a library and somehow he gets teleported to an animation word or something like that, the movie starts in live-action and becomes animation, he becames the hero of that reality or part of a prophecy idk. I wish I could find it someday :/
EDIT: I literally searched "movie about a boy that hates books" and found it lol, the movie name is "The Pagemaster" and looks pretty good
Macaulay Culkin and Christopher Lloyd are in this movie, WHAT???
Another Robin Williams fever dream movie that I had just recently found after years of searching with almost zero info to go off of: The Adventures of Baron Munchausen.
What an awesome, wacked out movie.
Ooh that one is awesome. Belongs on the list
What a cool idea! Thanks for making this!!!
Toys is SUCH a a good fever dream aesthetic, like it was all dreamed up by a kid
The original 90's TMNT movie is extremely uncanny and fever dreamy to me. It was one of the first movies I watched and I only had seen it a few times.
I decided to rewatch it a year ago, baked out of my mind, and completely went mindless staring at the TV. I think my brain reverted back to the toddler age of when I first watched it.
Edit: oh and watching it tends to make me feel very motion sick, I dont know if its the bad resolution or horrible cinematography but yea totally barf inducing
Forgiveness is divine but never pay full price for late Pizza
Labyrinth and willow had me discombobulated. Oh yeah dark crystal to