Ah another "Electra Glide in Blue" fan!

It's Eli Roth's new movie, Quentin just exec produced. And it's Hostel. And it wasn't that great, it's just Eurotrip gone bad.

And I think the weirdest bit from a movie is actually from another Roth movie called Cabin Fever. Pancakes. That kung-fu kid. What was up with that?

The needle scene in Audition - that is one warped scene!

In no particular order:

1.) The attorney bursting from the bathroom in tighty-whities swinging a knife in Fear and Loathing.

2.) Alex de Large dueling with the plaster penis in Clockwork Orange.

3.) Alex being tormented on stage before the panel.

4.) The horse being dismembered in The Cell.

5.) The first hallucination in The Big Lebowski (with Saddam).

6.) The first fifteen minutes of Once Upon a Time in the West where the bad guys are just SITTING there.

7.) Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory - the whole thing.

8.) The drunken hallucination in Dumbo.

9.) The restaurant silencing in Vanilla Sky.

10.) The Stay-Puffed Marshmallow Man in Ghostbusters

Kiri kiri kiriiiiiii!!!!

Anyone see the movie 'Thursday'? There's a scene where Paulina Porizkova (aka 'Dallas') has Thomas Jane tied to a chair and is raping him in front of a picture of his wife....she's on something like her 10th orgasm when James LeGros walks up and blows the back of her head off.

Classic.

What a cool question. But I think it has mutated from being bizarre to being shocking; which are two different things, arent they ? Bizarre would be the Gimp in Pulp Fiction whereas Shocking would be 'The Crying Game' ?

I'll stick with the bizarre

Pulp Fiction - The Gimp Scene
House of a 1000 Corpses - After the girl dies and we experience her Hell and meeting with Satan
Meeting the Family in the original Tecas Chainsaw Massacre (especially when the grandpa is sucking on the blood of Marilyn Burns)
The entire collection of John Waters
The entire collection of David Lynch
A Clockwork Orange
Dead-Alive (Braindead)

NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO! Don't do that! I don't want to relive that scene any more! ;)

I like the end of "Battle Royale" with Takeshi Kitano (the teacher) and the cellphone.

"Battle Royale : Requiem" when Riki Takeuchi suddenly shows up dressed in his high school rugby uniform.

Takashi Miike's "Dead or Alive: Final" where the robot shows up at the end to rape two of the villains with its enormous robotic thing.

Takashi Miike's "Gozu". From when the cow head guy shows up to the end transformation 'birth' scene.

Takashi Miike's (see a trend here?) "Ichi the Killer". The entire movie. Really.

Many scenes from "7" and "8mm."

bizarre = frogs raining in magnolia

Pink Flamingos. The whole movie was bizzare and sick. I saw it on the campus of the Unversity Of Illinois in the early 70's. The part at the end!! I won't tell you incase you want to go rent it,,,,

Naked Lunch -- sex with typewriter.

Fantasia...

..all of it.
-Jon

[QUOTE=Keith Loh]I always recommend people see 'The Naked Prey' as an example of a film that is very single minded but also has a full range of character movement.

Wow! I thought I was the only one that admired that movie. The movie was really quite an achievement if you think about the difficulties of keeping story as gripping as it is. Been looking for the DVD.

Blue Velvet- the scene where the guy brings his girlfriend home only to be confronted by a naked Isabella Rosalini. Maybe it was too close to home because of some experiences in college...... :>/

Jeff P