Stunningly beautiful film that way too many people dislike. Kirsten's finest hour by a wide margin.

Can you give me some recs for something like Eraserhead or just Lynch-like in general. What I mean is the sort of atmosphere that movie creates.

How the **** do you not like Melancholia? Very powerful film.

I'm looking for a dark comedy or five, preferably on Netflix or Amazon Prime.

Bug
Under The Skin
Requiem For a Dream
Dark City
El Topo
The Holy Mountain
Santa Sangre
Suspiria
Holy Motors
Enemy

That should keep you occupied. :)

Let's see, you may have seen these so forgive me that I don't know what movies you've seen...

In Bruges
Jerry and Tom
It's Such a Beautiful Day
Whitewash
Super
Arsenic and Old Lace

Have you seen Meet the Feebles?

Susperia. Masterpiece
Aresnic and Old Lace a classic
Dark City cant stay awake past , sleep now..I have a feeling its a great film
In Burges. I enjoyed as well.

yes Lars von Trier is not only my favorite director but one of my favorite humans on earth

personally i suggest staring with Breaking Waves and Dancer in the Dark before entering his depression trilogy....and at that you should watch them in order

Anti-Christ (not boring at all!).....:)
Melancholia (number 2 favorite movie of all time)
Nymphomaniac 1-2 (this was a grower for me....but has moved up in ranks.....i suggest the unrated version if anything for the striking self abortion scene)

when i first watched Dogville by the end of the film every hair on my body was at attention.....

his films beat you....in the way you want someone to beat you

my question......

why the fuck is it taking so long for The Lobster to come out? :(

also tell Crispen Hellion Glover to hurry the fuck up with the third installment of the "IT" trilogy!

Dude, Dancer in the Dark shouldn't be viewed if you want to ease into anything. That sh*t killed me for weeks.

As for The Lobster, Cannes was only a few weeks ago so I'm going to guess it's in the process of getting picked up and distributed. It had rave reviews. Only a matter of time. I can't wait to see it. I should watch Dogtooth again. That film fascinated me.

Frownland....have you heard of a director named Todd Solondz?

I was going to suggest Happiness but I figured he'd seen it. It's also not on Netflix.