**Official** Unknown Movies Thread

[Rami7007]

Exactly as the summary says...

Ill start it off with a great movie that won sundance for best screenplay one year:

"Living In Oblivion" with Steve Buscemi in it

 

[vshah]

100 girls

i saw it yesterday, it was hilarious

 

[pyonir]

Take This Job and Shove It.

:thumbsup:

 

[suse920]

nvm

 

[DaveSimmons]

Scanners - Michael Ironside's finest role

 

[Ronstang]

The Magic Christian - Peter Sellers/Ringo Starr
Bedazzled.....the original one not that Brendon Fraser piece of crap...with Dudley Moore and Peter Cooke

 

[randym431]

I'll add some old b/w classics that seem to have been lost forever.

Violent Road 1958 (Brian Keith)
Plot Outline: Truck drivers take cargo of explosives over bumpy mountain road.

I've Lived Before 1956 (Jock Mahoney)
Plot Outline: An airline pilot believes that he is a pilot that was killed during World War I

 

[chuckywang]

The Red Shoes - Pressburger/Powell's finest film.

Best Boy - Winner of Best Documentary sometime in the 1970s

The Nun's Story - Audrey Hepburn movie

Wait Until Dark - Really suspenseful movie based on a play. Stephen King said the scariest scene in movie history occurs in this film.

Les Diabolique - Most suspenseful movie ever. Period. Hands down. The last five minutes will have you climbing up walls. I had to watch it while pacing back and forth behind my couch. Remade as Diabolique in the US.

The Last of Sheila - A cool whodunit that you can actually play along with. Even the title of the movie is a clue.

Blood Simple - Joel and Ethan Coen's first film. This is a very suspenseful film that manages to keep your attention and lay the groundwork for their future films like Fargo and Miller's Crossing.

 

[NikPreviousAcct]

Originally posted by: DaveSimmons
Scanners - Michael Ironside's finest role

Great flick.

 

[ruffilb]

The usual suspects?

 

[chuckywang]

Guinea Pig 2: Flowers of Flesh and Blood - Quite simply, the goriest film ever. Go and IMDB it.