Obscure films you love

[felix24 10]

Nosferatu the vampyre.

 

Haunting

[Kdo_Kenoute 10]

"The Station Agent"

 

 

 

Good call on that one.

 

I'd add;

 

The Plague Dogs

Barefoot Gen

Suspiria (not really obscure but in mainstream terms it probably is)

Scarecrow ('love' might be overstating it but it's a bit of a gem)

Edited November 21, 2011 by Kdo_Kenoute
Typing error

[willman 10]

Howard the Duck

[GrapeApe 10]

Kung Fu Hustle

 

Tampopo

[johncocker 10]

avalon

 

withnail and I

 

most of the japanese and chinese ghost storys

[tog3 10]

Has anyone evany knowledge of an Italian film, I think called 'The Red and the Green'? I can't find it anywhere; Set against the 1st WW, two young men who fall in love with the same beautiful girl in A manege a trois. They join the resistance; one fearless and lucky, the other clever and honourable. The first is a 'red' he would sacrifice his family for the cause the other 'green' less committed is the one who thinks he has won the girl's heart but secretly she is involved with the other. The two men are as brothers and they meet and collaborate in their adventures fighting against the Germans. Some awesome scenes of fantasy and brutality and pathos.

[damo9 10]

Zatoichi

 

9

 

both pretty different but both great

[soundgeek 10]

As the title says, here we go:

Dark Star

Wolfen.

Yes, a funny one, Dark Star.

 

Snow Cake (2007) starring Alan Rickman and Sigourney Weaver made a good impression on me. Interesting to see her play an autistic character.

[paulo n 10]

"neither the sea nor the sand",1972-susan hampshire was hot!

[roger 10]

a film i remember was called brother of the wind i have tried to find a copy even been to smiths who checked their film register book they informed me there was no such film however i have managed to find a copy of the original film poster from america 1972( i saw it in england )

if anyone could help me obtain a copy i would be most greatful

Edited March 18, 2012 by roger

[Nagel 10]

Onibaba

 

Blood Simple

 

Vinyl

 

Mr. Death, the Rise and Fall of Fred A Leuchter Jr

 

Fog of War - Eleven Lessons from the Life of Robert S McNamara

 

 

The last three are movie documentaries, highly recommended.

[Nnathan 10]

This was actually a big hit in Asia and well reviewed in US but don't know how big it was globally - Korea's The Host

 

 

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