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WERCKMEISTER HARMONIES

More art movie madness, a grim and mysterious Hungarian effort that will be best appreciated by film buffs with a lot of patience

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THE WATER SPIDER

This oddity, hailing from early 1970s France, is the only movie about a tiny water spider transforming into a full-sized woman that I know of

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THE WARRIOR

A totally crazed martial arts fantasy, THE WARRIOR isn’t “good” by any means, but as surreal thrill-a-minute entertainment it’s hard to beat

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WARNING SHADOWS

There are no textual intertitles in this 1923 silent classic from Germany, which relates its psychologically grounded narrative entirely through shadowy and expressionistic visuals

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WARLOCK

Far dumber than average eighties horror. It has some fun elements but has dated extremely poorly, and anyway isn’t at all scary

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The Cannibal Within

A very strange little novel that’s obtained some minor popularity on the underground circuit. A good book? Not entirely. An interesting one? Most definitely!

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THE CAGE

I’ve previously crowned CODEX SERAPHINIANUS the strangest book ever printed, but this relic from 1975 gives that tome a serious run for its money in sheer nonlinear weirdness.

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The Cadaver of Gideon Wyck

A strange, rather morbid mystery that in recent years has received attention doubtless due to the many bizarre and grotesque elements author Alexander Laing includes.

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