Well, thank to Radical Moderate, I now can say I've seen Eraserhead. He posted about that movie and I finally got around to watching that tonight.

I will go ahead and place that movie as the weirdest thing I've ever seen.

Here's the full movie if anyone wants to see it

Watch online full movi: Eraserhead (1977), for free | FFilms.org (http://ffilms.org/eraserhead-1977/)

That suggestion should come with a Surgeon General's warning. =)

I was going to say Eraserhead too!

That was a really strange movie.

I would have to say Phantasm.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xmcR8_2RinY

Gummo

Hard Candy

And Blue Velvet

I don't think I've ever found a scary movie truly scary, but the two movies that just creeped me out after seeing them that come to mind are Event Horizon and The Grudge. Event Horizon has some truly messed up stuff in it. The Grudge wasn't a great movie but some of the visuals and sound effects are extremely creepy. The Ring also comes to mind... The movie itself didn't creep me out but the premise did, oh for about seven days after seeing it.

Most movie aficionados will point to the late 1970s Italian film Suspiria for the be-all, end-all of creep-fests. I can appreciate it but it didn't do much for me. There's definitely some wild imagery in the movie.

I agree about Event Horizon, that was a pretty creepy movie, but I did watch it again not too long ago :)

Bug with Ashley Judd was pretty creepy as well.

(Eraserhead, of course)
Shutter Island
Jacob's Ladder
The Thing (Kurt Russell version)
Taxi Driver
Alien
El Topo

Pans Labyrinth and Rawhead Rex. I'll have to check out this Eraserhead.

Trilogy of Terror

OH! OH! OH! OH!!!

The Woman in Black (original version).
(this one is so creepy and weird that it gives me chills just thinking about it.)

This is an easy one for me. THURSDAY from 1998. Twisted as can be. Seriously the weirdest and creepiest movie I have ever seen. It stuck with me for weeks after and not in a good way.

Fantastic Planet.

Andy Warhol's Frankenstein

Andy Warhol. (in general)

I think it was called "Evil Speak." There were scenes with priests and a boys' school. Nails shot out of crucifixes and hit the priests; pigs were running around. I saw it on late night television in April 1982, and had nightmares that night. Wow, I remember the month and year? That in itself is creepy.

The Haunting. (with Julie Harris) (black and white).

That pounding sound in the one part of the movie scared the spit out of me. I really miss going to drive ins and seeing movies like this from a lawn chair in front of the car. Dang older kids would creep up on you and add their special effects.

Lars Von Trier and Peter Greenaway are a couple of my favorite directors, their movies can get pretty weird. Greenaway's Drowning by Numbers, Prospro's Books, and Zoo A Zed and 2 Naughts are pretty out there.

Pieces was pretty creepy,

That pounding sound in the one part of the movie scared the spit out of me. I really miss going to drive ins and seeing movies like this from a lawn chair in front of the car. Dang older kids would creep up on you and add their special effects.

When the banging door started swelling inward with the weird plumbing pipe noises in the background it put me off LSD forever. And that was before LSD (that I've never taken) got popular. And that was previous to those LDS dudes and gals started riding their bicycles all over the place. With ties. That could possibly get caught in the spokes . . . =)

Still . . . Eraserhead Rulz
(as creepiest.)
You wouldn't happen to have a box of Screaming Yellow Zonkers handy, would ya' ? =)

The Human Centipede

Lars Von Trier and Peter Greenaway are a couple of my favorite directors, their movies can get pretty weird. Greenaway's Drowning by Numbers, Prospro's Books, and Zoo A Zed and 2 Naughts are pretty out there.

Pieces was pretty creepy,

I'll take your word for that. I'll try to look them up on Netflix or wherever.
I saw The Exorcist (first run) in what is now The Oklahoma Museum of Art.
How creepy is THAT??????? =)

The Human Centipede
I would bet that this erases Eraserhead from the Number One spot on the list.
In terms of Weirdness and Creepiness.
Haven't watched it in its entirety.
So I can't really make a judgment.

(sorry . . . channeling Casey Kasem there . . . on the extinct AM airwaves . . . controlled by Stephan King . . . =)

When the banging door started swelling inward with the weird plumbing pipe noises in the background it put me off LSD forever. And that was before LSD (that I've never taken) got popular. And that was previous to those LDS dudes and gals started riding their bicycles all over the place. With ties. That could possibly get caught in the spokes . . . =)

Still . . . Eraserhead Rulz
(as creepiest.)
You wouldn't happen to have a box of Screaming Yellow Zonkers handy, would ya' ? =)

Kelroy: It is interesting, at least to me, that creepy movies (and incredibly bad music videos) can bring people at opposite ends of the political spectrum together. =) I wonder if Coca-Cola has considered this fact for a future commercial. Why . . . They could hire the Bollywood director of "Benny Hill Meets Men at Work" over there on the "Worst Music Videos" thread to produce it! =)

Just because your wrong on your political viewpoints doesn't mean we can't agree on other things *LOL*

Just because your wrong on your political viewpoints doesn't mean we can't agree on other things *LOL*that music video is due to fault of President Obama ;)

Begotten is about as strange as cinema can get.

Mirror Mask is a trippy movie.

Motel Hell is kind of creepy.

Koyaanisqatsi: Life Out of Balance


David Lynch's sister lived in OKC in the early 80's, he came into Sound Warehouse with her once and we did have Eraserhead on the shelf.

Just because your wrong on your political viewpoints doesn't mean we can't agree on other things *LOL*

What's really weird and creepy to me is the misspelling of Your. =)
(shiver, minor . . .) =)

What's really weird and creepy to me is the misspelling of Your. =)
(shiver, minor . . .) =)

I was testing you to see if you caught that.... congratulations :)

The Exorcist and Tod Browning's Freaks (1932)

When I was a kid, I was scarred for life by The Hypnotic Eye. Also by some movie, the title of which eludes me, about a mad doctor who would remove people's faces and try to transplant them onto his daughter or whomever.

Later, I was scarred for life by Carnival of Souls. When we once visited the Great Salt Lake, there was an old, abandoned dance hall or whatever that gave me flashbacks of that film. It caused me to be creeped out by Salt Lake City, and Utah in general, ever since. I wonder if the producers of that film are still around so I could sue them for damages.

I was testing you to see if you caught that.... congratulations :)

Excuse me, I have to go arrange the silverware in the drawer and align the fringe on the throw rugs.

Koyaanisqatsi: Life Out of Balance


David Lynch's sister lived in OKC in the early 80's, he came into Sound Warehouse with her once and we did have Eraserhead on the shelf.

I actually had a VCR of Koy-Ah-San-EE-Skaht-Si. (It translates: "Life out of Balance") I think Philip Glass did the soundtrack. I'm not sure who did the chanting.

Motel Hell is kind of creepy.

It takes all kinds of critters to make Farmer Vincent's Fritters.

Exorcism of Emily Rose. That movie really did scare me when I saw it for the first time in 2005 and certain things from the movie stuck with me long after seeing it.

Exorcism of Emily Rose. That movie really did scare me when I saw it for the first time in 2005 and certain things from the movie stuck with me long after seeing it.Can you sum that up in a pair of shorts? I've never seen it but thought it was creepy.

Can you sum that up in a pair of shorts? I've never seen it but thought it was creepy.

So you want bchris to put on some shorts and then sum it up? :confused:

So you want bchris to put on some shorts and then sum it up? :confused:
I'm not sure why it came out like that. I meant to say "can you sum it up in short", I guess it was my phones auto-correct or something because I'm not sure how that happened.

I'm not sure why it came out like that. I meant to say "can you sum it up in short", I guess it was my phones auto-correct or something because I'm not sure how that happened.

That sounds like as good of an excuse as any, plupan. ;)

Oh... I forgot Messiah Of Evil... not particularly scary, but really freakin creepy, atmospheric and exceptionally effective.

The Exorcist, Rosemary's Baby, and the Beetle's movie, Help.

The Exorcist, Rosemary's Baby, and the Beetle's movie, Help.

I am reminded of The Beatles movie, "Magical Mystery Tour" . . . (that was sort of weird and creepy).