Lets have a thread where we give recommendations and discuss obscure movies.
I am pretty new to this so I don't know that many. Tetsuo: The Iron Man is the closest I can get to an obscure film. Whats your thoughts?
/Obscure/
Liam Diaz
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Oliver Rogers
Tetsuo ain't that obscure imho. Still one of my favorite films of all time
Brayden Phillips
what did they mean by all the gay shit at the end?
Jacob Myers
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Jayden James
>Tetsuo ain't that obscure
I know but its the most obscure movie I know about and that should tell you something. I need more like this. Just weird little indie movies from whenever.
Cameron Roberts
>what ever the fuck you just posted
>obscure
Jordan Clark
Pretty obscure.
Good movie.
Isaiah Howard
Fits your qualification AND perfect Sup Forums fare
Daniel Ross
That scene from Tetsuo where the Metal Fetishist inserts metal into his open wound still gets me to this day.
Nicholas Perry
I DARE you to find a more obscure film
Daniel Adams
You're memeing, right?
Ayden Fisher
hello, summerfriend
Luke Hernandez
Got your reference, pal. We are united.
Jason Scott
It's sort of a low rent version of Solaris with a giant brain
Really trippy visuals though
Logan Reyes
Rango
Austin Reyes
Ichi the Killer
The Isle
Red, White & Blue
Badboy Bubby
Parker Cruz
Tetsuo sucked. However, the bum samurai was one of the best scenes in cinema history.
Bentley Morris
Deepsea Challenger Doco
Justin Smith
checking these
Jackson Morris
Pic related, co-written by Luis Bunuel
Henry Diaz
>this newfaggotry
Wew
Gavin Gray
>Tetsuo
>obscure
Pick one
Austin Price
It's not really specifically rare internetwise, but Angst was pretty good
Wyatt Sanders
Hanno cambiato faccia 1971
William Cook
The company of wolves.
Little weird gross movie.
Reeeeeaaaally liked it
Bentley Evans
You'd like this op
Ian Brown
how about u fucking contribute u anus spunk bubble retard?
Anthony Sullivan
The Desert of the Tartars
Pretty good film, moody and philosophical, check it out.
Aaron Walker
Stinging, user: I figured if fucking Tetsuo was 'obscure' to Opie, Johnny Got His Gun would be also so I applied that logic to, hopefully, introduce a newfriend to some decent kino
Apologies for triggering your delicate sensibilities
Samuel Thompson
People don't know enough about Italian arts and literature.
Buzzard (the writer of the novel that inspired the movie) it's a goddammit treasure
Jaxson Mitchell
anyone see this? it's one of my favorite documentaries ever
Gavin Morales
Seconding this
Nolan Green
get a KG account desu
Ayden Bennett
Neither do I tbqh, I know a little Italian and try to find out more about Italian books, movies and comics.
By the way, would you happen to know any good Italian sites or blogs, mostly about cultural stuff?
Gabriel Turner
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Jack Hill
Is this it?
vimeo.com
Easton Watson
This looks lewd
Luis Jenkins
Minima et moralia.
But it's in italian, user
Just read 900's Italian authors ( Pavese, Vittorino, Eco, Moravia, Montale) and watch Italian cult movies
Robert Edwards
I know its not obscure. Read the post again you massive fucking retard. I wanna get educated on real obscure cinema.
Samuel Rivera
Thank you friend. The Italian general on Sup Forums did not help at all.
I don't mind if it is in Italian, it's slow reading but I enjoy it nonetheless. Currently I am reading Focault's Pendulum in Italian and English at the same time, it is too difficult to read in Italian alone. I've read some Baricco and Calvino. Thanks for the recommendations.
Matthew Sanders
The ambassador
Here a danish documentary filmmaker posing to be a diplomat with false papers is riding in a boat with his two pygmees.
Christian Rodriguez
French-Canadian (based on real life, but they changed the names) movie filmed in POV from the perspective of several different characters.
The movie is actually more "realistic" than the real life person they're taking the story from.
en.wikipedia.org
That guy was fucking badass.
>On October 1968, Richard Blass was injured by bullet shots to the head and back after being ambushed, alongside partner Claude Menard, inside a garage. The two were able to save their lives when Menard drove the car they were in through the garage's door, and Blass required hospitalization for his wounds. He refused to identify his attackers, a fact which may have led him to earn respect among Canadian mafia members.
That's not even the only time he was shot in the head and survived. The guy was called The Cat for a reason (The Frog in the movie version).
It's not an action movie though. But it's good and pretty obscure.
Blake Martinez
sounds interesting, thanks user!
Nicholas Lee
watch more Bava you fucks
Luke Reyes
master of technicolor and black & white, I can never decide which I like more
Jayden Carter
yeah that's it
Zachary Adams
Stark crypto-documentary made by possibly the bismuthiest edgelord in no-budget extreme cinema
Despite my description, still worth a look
Leo Williams
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Austin Fisher
Black Sunday>>>>>BS
Isaiah Green
I've rec it a lot, and it's on tv sometimes, but plenty of people don't know about it:
en.wikipedia.org
Really great movie.
Owen Ramirez
just downloaded a 28 mbps bluray rip of Black Sunday, I'll probably have a grid for it later tonight
Xavier Green
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Ian Peterson
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Cooper Myers
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Easton Morales
Reminder
Kung Fu is best girl
Gabriel Powell
i dont remember this scene in Home Alone
Andrew Fisher
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Nolan Flores
Weirdly compelling trilogy of tumult from underground impresario Shane Ryan
Jose Myers
Jack Reed
He's not the best Mads, but he is a great Mads nonetheless. Red Chapel was good too.
Brody Mitchell
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Isaac Hill
>obscure
Carson Campbell
Taxidermia.
Weird surrealist French movie from a while back. See it for a fore shooting dick. Great cinematography.
Liam Harris
It's only a short film, but it's pretty obscure.
Jordan Phillips
>French
lol
Ryder Peterson
>Obscure = quality.
Kill yourself redditorboxd faggot
Aaron Thomas
>Obscure = quality
No one said this, faggot.
Jace Gutierrez
>it's a things nobody said post
Jayden Miller
There's a lot of good french movies.
Samuel Morgan
This was amazing, very comfy. Thanks user.
Tyler Carter
See Have a wonderful day!
Mason Rodriguez
Yes, it's a mainstream Hollywood movie, so not 'obscure' in the sense op requested; however, the passage of time may have rendered it less prominent and it's just as scathing a critique on the studio system as Altman's The Player and deserves to be seen on those grounds
Luis Perez
Another Japanese film
Elijah Kelly
Planet of Snail
Zorns Lemma
Adrift in Tokyo
My Joy
Not too obscure but that's the best I got
Juan Sanders
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James Cruz
Bunker 6
canadian alternate timeline post-apo movie made with 25 cents and a rubberband. It's pretty good though. One location (a bunker duh) and only a few actors. You will see the ending coming a mile away, but it's still a good watch and pretty obscure.
Julian Gray
>summer
Ohayo, Reddit~
Jacob Foster
It's not French
Julian Watson
10/10
Tyler Roberts
Dealer by Benedek Fliegauf
Even Dwarfs stared Small by Werner Herzog,
i know Herzog isn't obscure but this is one of his earlier movies which seem to hardly get any attention.
Julian Baker
Who else /last night at Marienbad/ here?
Grayson Campbell
Marins generally desu
Owen Bell
Electric Dragon 80.000 V
Marins movies are obscure even in Brazil. A shame, they are very good, people just know his characther Ze do Caixão (for us) Coffin Joe (for you)
Aaron Fisher
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Joseph Gray
This shit is very hard to find, even in torrents. Never watched the sequel, the torrent is stoped at 94.7% for 4 years now.
Isaiah Wright
its online you pleb
Lincoln Howard
Don't you mean Last Year at Marienbad?
If so, it's really not obscure
Luke Edwards
it's on bakabt ,with a separate torrent for the OSTs you baka
Brayden Cox
Watching this now, cheers user
Mason Diaz
Reddit the thread
Leo Davis
>says the Christfag
James Fisher
You mad, Brah?
Maybe this will help.
Nolan Turner
not obscure
clean, shaven is bretty gud
Leo Ross
hal hartley is an acquired taste. took me a couple of his movies to get into him. he is an excellent filmmaker
Josiah Torres
more like 6.5/10
Nolan Wilson
Love that movie, I watch it often.
It's a shame that more people don't know it, but then again the theme is heavy
Jacob Brown
Here's a good one that I never see brought up here.
Evan Fisher
fuck yeah, mang.
have you tried watching it with a nice pair of headphones? i have a set of DT770s, the audio in it is spectacular
Michael Hernandez
Would recommend anything by Tsukamoto really. His style of film making in Tetsuo is prevalent in all his works (bordering on abstract imagery, usage of titles, hand made FX, camera movements to reflect mood and strong colour balancing) so if you liked it in Tetsuo/II, you'll love his other works. Recently picked up Tokyo Fist on blu-ray, shit's great.
Asher Foster
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