ITT: Movies that feel like a nightmarish fever dream
ITT: Movies that feel like a nightmarish fever dream
Benjamin Adams
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Noah Roberts
this and suspiria are the most kino horror movies ever
Adam Lopez
Hudson Watson
>Brain Damage
(or any henenlotter film for that matter)
budget but it has some sweet feely moments
>Jacob's Ladder
confusing and horryfying
>Braindead
perhaps it lacks the dreamish cinematography but it so well executed anyway
>Cemetery Man (Dellamorte Dellamore)
underrated and should be a Yea Forums-staple
>Hardware
same as above
good calls
Mason Cox
>Amer
a dreamy Giallo, a bit too artsy for me though
>Viy
soviet old movie, is what those are
Wyatt Morris
Thanks for your input Jay
Jeremiah Baker
700mg of DPH
Matthew Williams
Phantasm?
Don't Look Now definitely fits the bill
As does Evil Dead 2: Dead by Dawn
and Hellraiser 2 and Sleepy Hollow
Henry Ramirez
This and Dead Ringers
Brody Long
Zeitgeist
Hunter Rodriguez
Both are awful and over-rated by art fags.
Lucas Wright
Slipstream (2007)
Charles Sanchez
Grayson Anderson
INLAND EMPIRE
it's also a masterpiece
Nolan Reed
Jonathan Hughes
I feel like I'm pretty normie as far as movie tastes go and I love both of those movies.
Kayden Scott
Mother! for me.
Parker Collins
agree with all of these, but they're also complete trash unfortunately
Adam Anderson
Landon Bennett
Christian Gonzalez
Otto e Mezzo
Oliver Butler
Hard To Be A God
This really fucking bizarre Russian movie. Gave me bad dreams for weeks. It was almost unwatchable but I had to finish it like some sort of spell was cast on me.
Andrew Adams
that is unironically just how russian people act, i am not memeing here
Henry Evans
RoboGeisha
Crank 2
Taxidermia
Faust 1994
The Gate
Samuel Kelly
John Thomas
Better than the "novel"
Christopher Carter
Inland Empire is the most nightmarish film I have ever seen, it's my favorite kino of all time. It's 3 hours long and it keeps shifting and inverting into weird ass scenarios like multiple dreams overlapping and blending together. I found it very psychologically penetrating with its "ugly" aesthetic and eerie sound design.
Brayden Hill
Crash (1996) based on J. G. Ballard's novel