ZARDOZ
A novelization as weird as just about any you’ll read, and no wonder: the film it novelizes, the 1974 science fiction oddity ZARDOZ, is one of the absolute nuttiest releases of its decade
A novelization as weird as just about any you’ll read, and no wonder: the film it novelizes, the 1974 science fiction oddity ZARDOZ, is one of the absolute nuttiest releases of its decade
A collection about which the cliché “expect the unexpected” fits quite well
Odd and obscure (though not quite “incredibly strange”) comics
An unspeakably demented concoction that could only have been dreamed up by France’s late Roland Topor
A show that spoofed TV newscasts via a surreal universe of animal newsreaders and sentient objects, warping an entire generation of French youngsters
The only film ever directed by the Dutch actress/artist Sylvia Kristel, and a skilled enough piece of work to make one regret that she didn’t helm anything else
Cut-out animation, H.R. Giger-esque grotesquerie and Buddhism—an irresistible combination, I say
The second feature by Japan’s Ujicha, following the mind-roasting BURNING BUDDHA MAN
A worthy, if frustratingly little known, addition to the underground comics scene
With the conflict between Russia and the Ukraine exploding, I say it’s an opportune time to revisit this 2002 feature, which offers a most unorthodox treatment of the skirmish