Anymore movies like this? crazy wacky weird with amazing music.
Anymore movies like this? crazy wacky weird with amazing music
Cooper Walker
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Jack Hill
Mfw I realize that the opening music from this movie was used as the opening music for the Dilbert tv series
Oliver James
I heard that they're making a sequel by way of kickstarter. I guarantee it will be shit.
Ayden Cox
I'ver never seen anything like it. It should be cherished.
Jack Cruz
>a film by IN COLOR
Camden Robinson
Being that Forbidden Zone is objectively the best movie ever made, you're in kind of a tough spot, but I'd say the closest equivalent I've seen is Darktown Strutters, which is kind of like a black version: youtube.com
Austin Bailey
The American Astronaut
John Campbell
Connor Cooper
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Jeremiah Rodriguez
The Alice in Wonderland porno that had some musical parts in it
top kino
Adrian Green
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David Reyes
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Oliver Miller
Wtf is Vinnie Jones doing there? What a fucking legend.
Easton Davis
>Logan's Run
>Rated PG
>Multiple tits shown multiple times
>PG
How was that allowed?
Adrian Powell
>IMDB literally has a list of movies with
Justin White
Repo Man, maybe? Just saw that again recently and enjoyed it thoroughly.
Samuel Watson
What you're looking for is a distinctly Los Angeles take on New Wave style from the late 70s > 80s that kind of blended early 60s kitsch, ska, and a certain Mexican Day of the Dead colorful gothicness.
Danny Elfman is the epitome of it, so anything of his, but also early Tim Burton stuff and Pee Wee Herman had that aesthetic.
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John Waters, also, obviously.
Also definitely check out Sally Cruikshank's animation:
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Julian Lee
Also check out Earth Girls Are Easy, more from the Valley Girl era, but has that 80s Los Angeles flavor of camp thing going.
Cameron Gomez
There's a really weird 70's movie called "Greaser's Palace"
It's a story that has a lot of religious references, the main character being a Jesus analogue, wanting to go to Jerusalem to start a singing career. (Cause as everyone knows, Jerusalem is the place to go make it as a star)
He gets on the bad side of a mob boss, Seaweedhead Greaser, a modern stand-in for Julius Caesar, who runs the town and won't let him out of the town until the Jesus character brings his son back to life.
It's a strange, campy movie. It's not really much for music though.
It stars no one and it's main claim to fame, aside from it's bizarre nature, is that it was written and directed by Robert Downey Jr.'s Dad ( and Downey Jr. has a small role in the movie, as does his mother)
Brayden Murphy
Repo Man is kino
Owen King
Really surprised to see these mentioned here.
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Hunter Cruz
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