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Wonderland (2003) http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0335563/ Val Kilmer plays porn legend John Holmes (aka "Johnny Wadd"), who developed a seriously bad drug habit, was implicated in a 1981 quadruple homicide and eventually died of AIDS in 1988. It's a bit Rashomon in approach, who do the cops believe, Holmes, who says he was never at the crime scene, or his former drug buddy Lind (Dylan McDermott)? Kilmer's excellent,...

Sci-fi/horror writer Richard Matheson expands Poe's infamous short story about the Spanish inquisition and an unfortunate victim of it for Roger Corman. The results are pretty good. Not great. Really, as good as the story is, it is not deserving of a feature film. There's just nothing to it. And to get it to feature length, Matheson has just added Poe's favorite trope, premature burial, which makes it feel like, well, just...

...the two antagonists were FEMALE?...i'm picturing tiffany shepis & megan fox in those roles...i think it would be more instrestin' your thoughts, fellow imdb'ers ....now that's what i call olympic spirit...

These. Would also add Waking Life, A Scanner Darkly, any Studio Ghibli film, Ghost in the Shell, Akira and while a lot of it is in real time and not animated, Pink Floyd The Wall because you may enjoy it's Heavy Metal-esque animations. Just a suggestion. Laugh and the world laughs with you. Weep and you weep alone.

Ah, but the crappy film itself would surely damage plenty of impressionable minds, eh? Oh, and it's still not a cult film. You liking it doesn't make it cult, you know. We're not talking El Topo here. "LSD, golly gee, DDT, wowee! Daddy's broke Holy smoke My future's bleak Ain't it neat?"

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This must have been a cemetery for the... Spanish conquistadores!

It may have been the first Bergman I saw, over 30 years ago, on Irish network tv (that and the film starring Elliott Gould) Its not a typical Bergman film, in fact its not dissimilar to Polanski films like 'Fearless Vampire Killers', without the overt comedy, and 'The Tenant' "Things have got to change. But first, you've gotta get mad!... .."

This is the box Kambei_Shimada is talking about: http://wildgrounds.com/index.php/2009/08/26/guess-what-14-wakamatsu-fi lms-announced-on-dvd/ They are releaseing a bunch of KW films on DVD in France. - Secrets Behind The Wall (1965, b&w, 75’) - The Embryo Hunts in Secret (1966, b&w, 72’) - Violated Angels (1967, b&w/color, 56’) - Season of Terror (1969, b&w/color, 78’) -...