366 Weird Movies curates 10 of the weirdest moments from Dogtooth [Kynodontas] (2009). Did your favorite make the cut?
Apropos of nothing but wanton chance, Penguin Pete is pledging to turn out a new Ten Weird Moments video on this channel for every $100 donated to this GoFundMe campaign he is running on his son’s behalf.
366 Weird Movies curates 10 of the weirdest moments from Being John Malkovich (1999). Did your favorite make the cut?
Apropos of nothing but wanton chance, Penguin Pete is pledging to turn out a new Ten Weird Moments video on this channel for every $100 donated to this GoFundMe campaign he is running on his son’s behalf. https://gofund.me/592ecdeb.
366 Weird Movies curates 10 of the weirdest moments from Nothing but Trouble (1991). Did your favorite make the cut?
Apropos of nothing but wanton chance, Penguin Pete is pledging to turn out a new Ten Weird Moments video on this channel for every $100 donated to this GoFundMe campaign he is running on his son’s behalf. https://gofund.me/592ecdeb.
We’ve taken all your nominees (minus a few duplicates and ineligible titles) and come up with 44 current Apocrypha Candidates for the readers to select their favorite. The winner will be written up as an official Apocryphally Weird entry; other movies that get high vote totals will receive extra editorial consideration. You may only vote for one movie and you may only vote once, so make it count! Voting closes on June 15.
We’ve gotten several individual comments requesting us to add particular movies onto our Apocryphally Weird list, and it’s time to listen to the readers. We’re going to let you guys nominate a slate of movies (from our “List Candidates“) that you’d like to see elevated into official Apocrypha, and give you a chance to win a hardcover copy of the “” at the same time. Win, and you’ll be halfway to a full set!
Reminder/notice: Volume 2 of the “366 Weird Movies Guide” is currently scheduled to appear in June.
Nomination process: simply name up to 3 movies you’d like to see apocryphacized in the comments. Movies must be from our “list candidate” category (here’s a quick link to the relevant section of our movie index). We will leave the comments open for 2 weeks for nominations. After this, we will put up a poll allowing readers to select which movies will actually be apocryphacized. Contributors to the original book are welcome to make nominations, but are ineligible for the contest.
CONTEST INFORMATION:
We will randomly select one commenter to receive a copy of the book. To win, you must include an email address to contact you (do this when filling out the “email” box in the comment form—do not leave your email in the public comment!) and have a mailing address in the continental United States (again, obviously, don’t make it public: we’ll email the eventual winner). You can nominate a movie without entering the contest (but please tell us you are doing so), and you can also enter the drawing without nominating a movie. If the first winner is ineligible for a prize, we’ll select an alternate.
Hopefully this is all clear enough. Now get to it! Nominations close on June 1.