Adam Cooley (IMDB entry) is a microbudget film director and an experimental musician with the band Scissor Shock. All of his movies are available for free download from his personal site. You can also watch his output and see his favorites from others on his YouTube channel. We invited Adam to submit a “top 10 . . . → Read More: ADAM COOLEY’S 10 WEIRDEST MOVIES EVER
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This site loves nothing more than to collect top 10 weird movie lists from directors and critics, but I chickened out of soliciting one from Roger Ebert, until it was too late. Perhaps it was the certain knowledge that he wouldn’t return my calls or e-mails. Perhaps I had read this quote—”Despite the entreaties of . . . → Read More: ROGER EBERT’S (UNAUTHORIZED, CONJECTURAL) TOP 10 WEIRD MOVIES Sure, this site focuses on weird films, but that’s not all we watch. We love movies. How will we understand what lies at the extremes if we don’t keep a finger on the pulse of “normal” cinema? Great craftsmanship is great craftsmanship, and if every movie was made to push boundaries, things would get boring . . . → Read More: TOP 10 MOVIES OF 2012 – THE MAINSTREAM EDITION Last year, I began my “Top 10 Weirdest Movies of 2011″ column by bemoaning the fact that, The Tree of Life aside, 2011 didn’t live up to the high standard of weirdness set in 2010. We won’t make that complaint again: 2012 was a good (if not a banner) year for cinematic surrealism. Although Hollywood . . . → Read More: TOP 10 WEIRD MOVIES OF 2012 Dennis Schwartz is editor of the Vermont based film magazine “Ozus’s World Movie Reviews.” He has been a prolific online movie reviewer since 1998, also contributing to publications all over the globe and maintaining an active website–where it’s not uncommon for him to review 365 films a year. In his other life he was a . . . → Read More: DENNIS SCHWARTZ’ TOP 10 WEIRD MOVIES This article originally appeared on the One + One Filmmakers Journal blog. Daniel Fawcett and Clara Pais are underground filmmakers (the upcoming Savage Witches, which will premiere at the Cambridge Film Festival in September) and publishers of the One + One Filmmakers Journal. The following list of ten movies was originally composed as an alternative . . . → Read More: DANIEL FAWCETT AND CLARA PAIS’ TOP TEN WEIRD MOVIES We’ve now certified over 100 of an eventual 366 movies here, and it’s time to step back, take stock, and make a provisional list of the “Best of the Weird”—and a list of the “Weirdest of the Weird.” We first took a stab at this list about two years ago, and my how things have . . . → Read More: 366WEIRDMOVIES TOP 10 WEIRD MOVIE LIST(S): THE SECOND PASS We’re such whiners. Last year at this time, we were complaining that 2010 was “two or three weird movies shy of being a great year.” We didn’t know how good we had it back then, frankly. Movies like Black Swan, Inception and even Scott Pilgrim vs. the World all got major theatrical releases, while of . . . → Read More: TOP 10 WEIRD MOVIES OF 2011 Tomorrow we will present our official Top 10 Weird Movies of the Year List. This list covers all movies released in 2011, weird or not. This year, for the first time, I will be voting for the Online Film Critics Society Awards. Taking this commission seriously, I have watched perhaps a hundred of the most . . . → Read More: TOP 10 MOVIES OF 2011 – THE “MAINSTREAM” EDITION Carlos Atanes is a Spanish filmmaker who proudly describes himself as “weird” (and was using the term before this site came into existence). He’s the creator of the bizarre feature films FAQ: Frequently Asked Questions (2004), Proxima (2007), and Maximum Shame (2010), all of which are reviewed here, as well as dozens of short subjects. . . . → Read More: CARLOS ATANES: THE INTERVIEW & TOP 10 WEIRD MOVIE LIST |
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