My favorite, having not changed since I was a young girl, haha; it’s absolutely ridiculous
First saw this mockumentary sometime in high school and it still makes me laugh, it’s so silly
Has remained a favorite since I first saw this in middle school; emotionally gripping, ethical
This one really intrigued me during my Southern Gothic phase; creepy and neo-noir like I like it
Who doesn’t value this one’s importance? Dystopian but tough at the same time
Hmm, I’ll leave it up to those who’ve seen it; very surreal and subconscious, and sexy
Can’t leave my childhood favorite out; I dreamt of Never Never Land . . . and the mermaid scene!
Really fascinating and visually stunning and shocking; a definite Autumn favorite
The most ridiculous nonsense film and I saw it very, very young, haha
Another ridiculous favorite; you can kind of gauge my sense of humor by now, it’s nonsense
The ultimate late-night double-feature picture-show 👄
It’s just a lot of fun killin’ na’nzis
I was completely obsessed by the first viewing of this as a teen; total Evil Dead nerd for life; pure gorey camp
Another childhood favorite full of innuendo (and I love innuendo)
Emotionally gripping film for me; I find it a very important commentary on civil and social rights
Pretty damn accurate portrayal of how “normal” bipolar disorder can be; not too melodramatic or “psychotic”
I get my surrealism fix with David Lynch
Was surprised that Jordan Peele was responsible for this kind of surrealism; it will definitely creep you out
Definitely unsettling in that surreal, into-your-subconscious way; weird and bizarre
This is just more pure dystopian fun
Philosophical satire— what’s not to love?
Surrealism and “true” crime is a good time
A mind-f@#!, making you question your whole reality
More surreal, dystopian ridiculousness/camp
Had to include a Polanski film to round out all my love of psychological surrealism
Bipolar in Order: Advocating for the Mentally Ill 