15 Movies That Will Make You Question Reality: The Weirdest Films Ever Voted by Fans

1. Everything Everywhere All at Once 2022，IMDB Rating: 7.8, IMDB Votes: 545041, ID: 6710474
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A whirlwind of genres and emotions, ‘Everything Everywhere All at Once’ is a visually stunning and deeply moving film that explores the multiverse with humor and heart. Michelle Yeoh’s performance is nothing short of spectacular, and the film’s unique blend of action, comedy, and drama makes it a standout. It’s a wild ride that leaves you pondering the meaning of life and the importance of family.
2. Sorry to Bother You 2018，IMDB Rating: 6.9, IMDB Votes: 89174, ID: 5688932
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Boots Riley’s ‘Sorry to Bother You’ is a bold and surreal satire that tackles corporate greed and racial identity with a sharp wit. Lakeith Stanfield shines as Cassius Green, a telemarketer who discovers a bizarre path to success. The film’s absurdity and social commentary make it a thought-provoking and entertaining watch.
3. ThanksKilling (2007) 2020，IMDB Rating: 0.0, IMDB Votes: 0, ID: 16452840
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A cult classic in the making, ‘ThanksKilling’ is a hilariously bad horror-comedy about a killer turkey. With its low-budget charm and over-the-top absurdity, it’s a film that revels in its own ridiculousness. Perfect for a laugh with friends, it’s so bad it’s good.
4. Swiss Army Man 2016，IMDB Rating: 6.9, IMDB Votes: 134731, ID: 4034354
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A bizarre yet heartfelt tale, ‘Swiss Army Man’ follows a stranded man who befriends a flatulent corpse. Paul Dano and Daniel Radcliffe deliver unforgettable performances in this darkly comedic and surprisingly touching film. It’s a unique exploration of loneliness and friendship.
5. The House That Jack Built 2018，IMDB Rating: 6.8, IMDB Votes: 93929, ID: 4003440
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Lars von Trier’s ‘The House That Jack Built’ is a disturbing dive into the mind of a serial killer, Jack, portrayed by Matt Dillon. The film’s grotesque and philosophical nature makes it one of the weirdest movies ever seen, as it explores the dark side of human nature and artistry. The graphic violence and unsettling narrative are not for the faint-hearted, but it is a compelling watch for those who appreciate von Trier’s provocative style.
6. Eraserhead 1977，IMDB Rating: 7.3, IMDB Votes: 129097, ID: 0074486
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David Lynch’s ‘Eraserhead’ is a surreal masterpiece that delves into the anxieties of parenthood through its bizarre and nightmarish visuals. The film’s unsettling atmosphere and abstract narrative make it a standout in the realm of weird cinema. Lynch’s unique vision and the film’s haunting sound design create an unforgettable experience that continues to captivate and disturb audiences.
7. Meet the Feebles 1989，IMDB Rating: 6.6, IMDB Votes: 22340, ID: 0097858
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Peter Jackson’s ‘Meet the Feebles’ is a dark and vulgar puppet-filled parody that exposes the sleazier side of show business. The film’s outrageous humor and grotesque characters make it a cult favorite among fans of weird cinema. Despite its juvenile and often offensive content, ‘Meet the Feebles’ is a unique and unforgettable viewing experience.
8. Rubber 2010，IMDB Rating: 5.7, IMDB Votes: 40711, ID: 1612774
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Quentin Dupieux’s ‘Rubber’ is an absurd and innovative film about a sentient tire named Robert that uses its psychokinetic powers to make heads explode. The film’s bizarre premise and self-aware humor make it a standout in the genre of weird cinema. ‘Rubber’ is a clever and entertaining watch for those who appreciate unconventional storytelling.
9. Tusk 2014，IMDB Rating: 5.3, IMDB Votes: 64384, ID: 3099498
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Kevin Smith’s ‘Tusk’ is a horror-comedy that tells the story of a podcaster who is transformed into a walrus by a deranged old man. The film’s grotesque and absurd plot, combined with its dark humor, makes it one of the weirdest movies ever made. ‘Tusk’ is a disturbing yet fascinating watch for fans of bizarre and unconventional cinema.
10. Brazil 1985，IMDB Rating: 7.8, IMDB Votes: 212443, ID: 0088846
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Terry Gilliam’s ‘Brazil’ is a surreal, dystopian satire that blends Orwellian themes with dark comedy. The film’s imaginative visuals and biting social commentary make it a standout, though its convoluted plot can be challenging to follow. Despite its complexity, ‘Brazil’ offers a unique and thought-provoking cinematic experience that resonates with fans of weird and unconventional films.
11. La planète sauvage 1973，IMDB Rating: 7.7, IMDB Votes: 37555, ID: 0070544
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‘La planète sauvage’ (Fantastic Planet) is a visually stunning animated film that explores themes of oppression and rebellion. Its surreal animation and haunting soundtrack create an otherworldly atmosphere, making it a memorable and impactful viewing experience. The film’s allegorical story and unique style have cemented its place as a cult classic among fans of strange and thought-provoking cinema.
12. The Lobster 2015，IMDB Rating: 7.1, IMDB Votes: 302938, ID: 3464902
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Yorgos Lanthimos’ ‘The Lobster’ presents a darkly comedic dystopian world where single people must find a mate or be transformed into animals. The film’s absurd premise and deadpan humor make it both unsettling and hilarious. Colin Farrell’s performance as the hapless protagonist adds depth to this bizarre and satirical exploration of societal norms and relationships.
13. Gummo 1997，IMDB Rating: 6.6, IMDB Votes: 38708, ID: 0119237
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Harmony Korine’s ‘Gummo’ is an experimental drama that delves into the lives of marginalized individuals in a tornado-ravaged town. The film’s raw and unsettling portrayal of poverty and despair is both disturbing and captivating. Its unconventional narrative and gritty realism make ‘Gummo’ a challenging yet unforgettable film that continues to intrigue and divide audiences.
14. The Lighthouse 2019，IMDB Rating: 7.4, IMDB Votes: 260337, ID: 7984734
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The Lighthouse is a haunting descent into madness, masterfully portrayed by Willem Dafoe and Robert Pattinson. The film’s black-and-white cinematography and eerie sound design create an unsettling atmosphere that lingers long after the credits roll. It’s a bizarre and captivating experience that pushes the boundaries of psychological horror, making it one of the weirdest films I’ve ever seen.
15. A Clockwork Orange 1971，IMDB Rating: 8.3, IMDB Votes: 888081, ID: 0066921
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A Clockwork Orange is a disturbing yet thought-provoking exploration of violence and free will. Stanley Kubrick’s direction and Malcolm McDowell’s chilling performance as Alex make this film a memorable and unsettling experience. Its unique visual style and controversial themes have cemented its place as one of the strangest and most influential films in cinema history.