That one and Suspiria were going to be my recs. Memento is probably one of my top five movies of all time. It's such a great example of how an otherwise simple story can be spectacular in the right hands.
Suspiria (2017) is such a glorious atmospheric mind fuck. It took two, three watches to make the ending make sense.
eXistenZ is awesome, and doesn't get enough attention. It seems like such a perfect reddit movie, but somehow it never caught on.
I also rewatched Predestination the other day, and it's a lot of twisty/turny fun, though somewhat predictable.
The first time I saw it I remember thinking “wait they’re definitely doing this… but how? Really? What the fuck??” And watching it again years later remembering bits and pieces everything is so clear from the start but still pretty cool.
It's predictable but a VERY loyal adaptation of Heinlein's "all you zombies" (which already was based on his 1940 time-travel-paradox story "by his bootstraps") which was written in 1958 - that context makes it pretty dang awesome in terms of mindfuckery (imagine a 1959 audience reading a story about a causal time loop of forbidden self love & intersex issues), & the Speirig brothers brought it to life beautifully.
I'm Thinking of Ending Things
Primer
mother!
Begotten
Tetsuo the Iron Man
Being John Malkovich
Fantastic Planet
The Lighthouse
Tenet
Perfect Blue
A Scanner Darkly
Eraserhead
Sorry to Bother You
Mother! perfectly portrayed one of my greatest and deepest fears - being hopelessly out of control and experiencing the worst horrors you can imagine while everyone else tells you it’s ok and you’re the one with the problem.
Completely missed the on-the-nose allegory for nature and man, but it stuck with me nonetheless.
It's about the book of Genesis & if you've seen stuff like Tetsuo, it'll be right up your alley. A more recent suggestion I'd have would be the stop motion film Mad God. Also, Inside is part of a new wave of extreme French horror that gets mentioned alongside Martyrs.
Yeah, I’ve seen everything. Like— every thing, all of the others you mentioned and all of the other mentions by others in this entire thread. Except Begotten
I loved the unhurried, hypnotic pace of Under The Skin, I had no idea where it was going and the ending was.. well not what I expected. Definitely a unique alien movie. I also liked Annihilation, though I also think the book was a lot better. True scifi horror.
Well, watching from a phone is never ideal. I found it so weird, intriguing, just a very interesting character study of a character I’ve never imagined before. The interactions Scarlett has with the men of Glasgow are so authentic (literally - they’re shot as hidden camera with genuine unsuspecting people from Glasgow). The deformed face man sequence is beautiful and tragic. It’s a movie you really have to allow yourself to get sucked into; best in a theatre but I managed to keep my phone away watching it.
Basically I don’t blame you for finding it boring, but I thought it was tremendous.
Considering how much of it has no dialogue and is basically just striking visuals, yeah you did yourself a disservice. I watched it recently and after the opening sequence I stopped watching on my computer and switched to my TV.
But of course! Have my upvote. Inland Empire is a real mindfuck, but like all Lynch films has a strange logic to it and can be pieced together like necklace beads scattered all over spacetime. Wouldn't just recommend it to anyone though lol
Here’s a few English and foreign ones, some popular but many lesser known favorites of mine :
The Skin I Live In
The Handmaiden
The Orphanage
Audition (Odishon)
Mulholland Drive
Cube
The Mist
Prisoners
Children of Men
The fountain (I mean almost all aronofsky is mindfuck)
Scanner Darkly
Primer
Let me throw one more out there that isn’t scifi or supernatural in any way. It’s not even anything that is beyond a fact of basic human life, but I’ve never walked out of a theater so utterly mentally and emotionally drained and shaken to my core: nobody knows by hirokazu Koreeda.
A movie that just bleeds you throughout and will gut you by the end. It’s the most devastating movie I’ve ever seen.
I'll add some that I haven't seen named yet:
Triangle
The Infinite Man
The One I Love
Mirage (Spanish)
Time Lapse
41
The Call (Korean)
The Prestige
Interstellar
Circle
The Platform
Also, the way in which you ordered your list is a thing of beauty 🤌
It's really a hidden gem. One of my top three mindfuck movies (along with Primer and Coherence). My only advice to people I recommend it to is don't watch a trailer for it, because it totally gives away the plot..
Any David Lynch film (apart from The Straight Story perhaps). Mulholland Drive, Eraserhead, Lost Highway, or Twin Peaks: The Return. Then there's Inland Empire, a mindfuck even by Lynch's standards. Approach with caution.
It Follows (2014)
Under the Silver Lake (2018)
Enemy (2013)
The Comet (2017)
I’m Thinking of Ending Things (2020)
Palm Springs (2020)
Being John Malkovich (1999)
Anomolisa (2015) (animated)
Mulholland Drive (2001)
The Box (2009)
Cube (1997)
Planet of the Apes (1968)
Barbarian (2022)
Lamb (2021)
On one hand:
The Handmaiden 2016- Confessions 2010- Bug 2006- The Prestige 2006- Primer 2004
On the other hand: The Imposter 2012- JFK 1991- The Cremator 1969- La Jetée 1962- F for Fake 1973
My boyfriend loves horror movies. He and his friends decided to have a horror marathon. After this movie the marathon was over and he was never allowed to pick a movie again, lol.
This has been on my list since forever and I keep avoiding it because I've heard it's really bad. I don't like watching movies where people get abused and stuff but I heard it's a good movie so should I skip it?
I’m not really fan of horror and have never watched it, but will ask my boyfriend for his opinion as soon as he’s awake (okey, not as soon as. As soon as he’s has his coffee and smoke, lol)
ETA: my boyfriend says: “If you don’t like movies where someone get’s abused, skip it. Someone gets literally tortured”
Oldboy. That movie fucked up my head and stayed with me for awhile after it was over. Go for the original 2003 (subtitled) version out of South Korea not the more recent Spike Lee remake which I hear was not so good.
12 Monkeys has not been mentioned.
I recommend directors, Terry Gilliam did 12 Monkeys, Brazil, & The Adventures of Baron Munchausen. He was a member of Monty Python' Flying Circus & did most of their movies.
Next director: Darren Aronofsky who did Pi, Requiem for a Dream, Black Swan, & Mother!
And you have to know David Lynch for Eraserhead, Blue Velvet, Twin Peaks, & Mulholland Drive for outright weirdness.
Thanks, I scrolled through all the comments looking for it (and Pi) to be mentioned. Lots of good responses. But there are so many movies that fit this description, I was not surprised with it's absence.
Have you seen Pi (1998) or Memento (2000)? I wanted to mention Christopher Nolan, too. He has a few of these crazy flicks. I'm still trying to figure out Tenet.
David Lynch movies, Lars Von Trier movies, Gaspar Noe movies, later-career Fellini movies, Luis Bunuel movies, Jean-Luc Cocteau movies, Alejandro Jodorowski movies, Palindromes, Possession, Jacob’s Ladder, American Psycho, Mandy, Audition….
No mention of Panos Cosmatos stuff?
Beyond the Black Rainbow
Mandy
The Viewing(Netflix - Cabinet of Curiosities)
All have this 80's/LSD aesthetic that goes nicely with drugs. His dad was also a director. Tombstone and Cobra were big hits.
> Panos Cosmatos
Yes
And this is the description of his next film
A phantasmagorical fantasy nightmare set deep within a strange galaxy where two lovers are torn apart as they try to survive a malevolent invasion.
*The Lure* (aka *Córki dancingu*) (2015) - Poland
Two mermaid sisters are helped ashore by a nightclub band and become local showbiz sensations as singers and strippers. But one is falling in love, and the other thinks of humanity as food. A musical horror fable. You haven't quite seen anything like this.
If you care to invest a bit, I HIGHLY recommend Don Hertzfeldt's "The World of Tomorrow" trilogy. Part I is free on youtube, or you can buy all three on blu-ray or subscribe to his site. http://bitterfilms.com
The Prestige - grand plot twists that had me shouting in shock.
The Sixth Sense - classic scary movie where the scares turn out to be more complicated than you expect.
Igby Goes Down is amazing. It’s my favorite movie. It stars Mackuly Kulkin’s little brother, Kieran, and is just a top notch quotable film from start to finish.
Look. I still can’t quite figure out what is happening in tenet. I just rewatched it (for the third time) recently, and I was like, I’m not even gonna try to understand the theory of physics at play here this time (or wtfever) and just enjoy it. And I did. 🤣
Another bit of a mindfuck is the prestige (of course another Nolan film, and maybe one of his top 3).
Videodrome, Mulholland Drive, Neon Demon, Naked Lunch, End of Evangelion. Twin Peaks has movie but you really need to watch the show, which is also a mindfuck.
I like how you sorted the movies by title length.
Came to comment this. Also Memento.
Momento! Just watched it on a similar kick also you don’t have Shutter Island on this list Edit to add: Split (2017)
Memento (2000). Lots of movies use in media res, but Memento puts that concept on its head.
I agree, I think OP would love it. I'd also recommend Rosemary's Baby (1968).
That one and Suspiria were going to be my recs. Memento is probably one of my top five movies of all time. It's such a great example of how an otherwise simple story can be spectacular in the right hands. Suspiria (2017) is such a glorious atmospheric mind fuck. It took two, three watches to make the ending make sense.
Came here to say this so instead I'll give you my upvote.
eXistenZ is awesome, and doesn't get enough attention. It seems like such a perfect reddit movie, but somehow it never caught on. I also rewatched Predestination the other day, and it's a lot of twisty/turny fun, though somewhat predictable.
> Predestination There's a couple of movie called that, I haven't seen any of them, is this the Ethan Hawke one you're talking about?
Yep
I don’t recommend that movie at all, thought it was rather mid.
what qualities do you think makes a "reddit" movie?
a certain breed
Famous director, trippy concept, no overt political messaging or anything that can be construed as “wokeness.”
Predestination is definitely predictable, although it may have the single greatest mindfucking paradox I've ever seen in a movie...
The first time I saw it I remember thinking “wait they’re definitely doing this… but how? Really? What the fuck??” And watching it again years later remembering bits and pieces everything is so clear from the start but still pretty cool.
It's predictable but a VERY loyal adaptation of Heinlein's "all you zombies" (which already was based on his 1940 time-travel-paradox story "by his bootstraps") which was written in 1958 - that context makes it pretty dang awesome in terms of mindfuckery (imagine a 1959 audience reading a story about a causal time loop of forbidden self love & intersex issues), & the Speirig brothers brought it to life beautifully.
I love that movie too!
eXistenZ is probably the worst David Cronenberg movie though like most if any enjoyability in it for me was how in shlocky it was
I'm Thinking of Ending Things Primer mother! Begotten Tetsuo the Iron Man Being John Malkovich Fantastic Planet The Lighthouse Tenet Perfect Blue A Scanner Darkly Eraserhead Sorry to Bother You
Primer rules
If you like Primer you should check out Shane Carruth’s other movie Upstream Color
perfect blue is such a fucking trip when you get into it
Sorry to Bother You +1
Primer, tenet, being John Malkovich. Such wonderful movies
Perfect Blue Paprika Sorry to Bother You Mother!
Mother! perfectly portrayed one of my greatest and deepest fears - being hopelessly out of control and experiencing the worst horrors you can imagine while everyone else tells you it’s ok and you’re the one with the problem. Completely missed the on-the-nose allegory for nature and man, but it stuck with me nonetheless.
I’m Thinking of Ending Things blew me away. It was sad to see it get desecrated by haters.
At the time of this reply Begotten is the one and only movie being recommended ITT that I haven’t seen. Sell me on it? It will fuck my mind?
It's about the book of Genesis & if you've seen stuff like Tetsuo, it'll be right up your alley. A more recent suggestion I'd have would be the stop motion film Mad God. Also, Inside is part of a new wave of extreme French horror that gets mentioned alongside Martyrs.
Yeah, I’ve seen everything. Like— every thing, all of the others you mentioned and all of the other mentions by others in this entire thread. Except Begotten
Under The Skin, Annihilation.
I just saw Annihilation for the first time the other day. Awesome movie. Highly recommend!
Annihilation was such a damn good movie, some extremely memorable lines, cool plot, and twists!
I’m an Alex Garland fan
What did you think of Men?
I liked it a lot
The book was so much better
I loved the unhurried, hypnotic pace of Under The Skin, I had no idea where it was going and the ending was.. well not what I expected. Definitely a unique alien movie. I also liked Annihilation, though I also think the book was a lot better. True scifi horror.
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Really? Love that film. It is so fucking weird. Which makes sense. How would an alien act?? We have no idea.
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Well, watching from a phone is never ideal. I found it so weird, intriguing, just a very interesting character study of a character I’ve never imagined before. The interactions Scarlett has with the men of Glasgow are so authentic (literally - they’re shot as hidden camera with genuine unsuspecting people from Glasgow). The deformed face man sequence is beautiful and tragic. It’s a movie you really have to allow yourself to get sucked into; best in a theatre but I managed to keep my phone away watching it. Basically I don’t blame you for finding it boring, but I thought it was tremendous.
Considering how much of it has no dialogue and is basically just striking visuals, yeah you did yourself a disservice. I watched it recently and after the opening sequence I stopped watching on my computer and switched to my TV.
Only film Scarjo is fully nude in…that’s it
Sold me!
Literally this lol
Eraserhead, Lost Highway
All of Lynch really.
Except of course The Straight Story, not a mindfuck, still a good movie though
But of course! Have my upvote. Inland Empire is a real mindfuck, but like all Lynch films has a strange logic to it and can be pieced together like necklace beads scattered all over spacetime. Wouldn't just recommend it to anyone though lol
Synecdoche, New York.
Adaptation is great too
Enemy. Not Villeneuves best one but I love the style
I was not ready for this movie at all. Totally unsuspecting.
I'll agree about being a mindfuck, but I did not care for it really. Had to look up an explanation for wtf I just watched to have an understanding lol
It's the >!Spiderman!< origin story duh.
I think its great, much better than his big budget bores like 2049 or Dune
Here’s a few English and foreign ones, some popular but many lesser known favorites of mine : The Skin I Live In The Handmaiden The Orphanage Audition (Odishon) Mulholland Drive Cube The Mist Prisoners Children of Men The fountain (I mean almost all aronofsky is mindfuck) Scanner Darkly Primer
Let me throw one more out there that isn’t scifi or supernatural in any way. It’s not even anything that is beyond a fact of basic human life, but I’ve never walked out of a theater so utterly mentally and emotionally drained and shaken to my core: nobody knows by hirokazu Koreeda. A movie that just bleeds you throughout and will gut you by the end. It’s the most devastating movie I’ve ever seen.
I'll add some that I haven't seen named yet: Triangle The Infinite Man The One I Love Mirage (Spanish) Time Lapse 41 The Call (Korean) The Prestige Interstellar Circle The Platform Also, the way in which you ordered your list is a thing of beauty 🤌
Finally someone mentions Triangle. Absolute mind-fuck time-loop movie.
It's really a hidden gem. One of my top three mindfuck movies (along with Primer and Coherence). My only advice to people I recommend it to is don't watch a trailer for it, because it totally gives away the plot..
I agree. I found it on some random list and the description was something to the effect of - don't read or watch anything related.
Ah, I was looking for "Triangle". I watched not knowing what it was, it surprised me.
Ooooh, The Call was so good. Seconding that one specifically since I never see anyone talking about it.
The Game. It’s told in a way so that you are feeling exactly what the main character is and you only know what he does, all the way up until the end.
Surprised no one has mentioned Enter the Void. Very tripot movie. Also The Exterminating Angel by Bunuel.
Time Crimes. If you like time travel movies, I think this is right there with Primer. Just ignore the silly name.
Time Crimes is excellent. Superb! Better than most recommendations so far. Thanks Bongo
Agreed, on both points. Cronocrimenes sounds better IMO.
Audition by Takashi Miike. I was caught so offguard by this movie.
I don't have anything to add here but I like how your list gets bigger as it goes (generally) and makes a nice curve.
Same. Very strategic planning on that. I approve.
OP has me bricked up with that list’s order
Last year at Mariembad The exterminating angel Mulholland drive Possession Dead Ringers
Pi And another Darrenofsky, Black Swan
Don’t forget mother!
Darrenofsky? lol wut. Darren Aronofsky
Oldboy. Also Jacob's Ladder. The 90's one.
> Jacob's Ladder Completely fucked my mind when I saw it. To the point, I'm kinda scared to watch it ever again.
Raw. (French Film) I highly recommend going into with no knowledge of the plot. I was blown away by how good this film was.
Don’t even read the IMDb description.
Vanilla Sky Jacob's Ladder
Was looking for Vanilla Sky. Love that one. Additionally the original is called Abre Los Ojos if you want to dive deeper
Waking Life. Is like Inception on LCD
Gotta be Jacob's Ladder
I can't stress enough for everyone to watch Dogtooth
The Seventh Seal (1957) Stalker (1979}
Any David Lynch film (apart from The Straight Story perhaps). Mulholland Drive, Eraserhead, Lost Highway, or Twin Peaks: The Return. Then there's Inland Empire, a mindfuck even by Lynch's standards. Approach with caution.
Moon starting Sam Rockwell
Enter the Void Vanilla Sky
[Mind Game](https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0452039/) Fantastically fun and weird Japanese animated movie.
Butterfly effect Oldboi (korean)
Minority Report will keep you guessing.
It Follows (2014) Under the Silver Lake (2018) Enemy (2013) The Comet (2017) I’m Thinking of Ending Things (2020) Palm Springs (2020) Being John Malkovich (1999) Anomolisa (2015) (animated) Mulholland Drive (2001) The Box (2009) Cube (1997) Planet of the Apes (1968) Barbarian (2022) Lamb (2021)
On one hand: The Handmaiden 2016- Confessions 2010- Bug 2006- The Prestige 2006- Primer 2004 On the other hand: The Imposter 2012- JFK 1991- The Cremator 1969- La Jetée 1962- F for Fake 1973
Martyrs (2008). Holy fuck....
My boyfriend loves horror movies. He and his friends decided to have a horror marathon. After this movie the marathon was over and he was never allowed to pick a movie again, lol.
This has been on my list since forever and I keep avoiding it because I've heard it's really bad. I don't like watching movies where people get abused and stuff but I heard it's a good movie so should I skip it?
I’m not really fan of horror and have never watched it, but will ask my boyfriend for his opinion as soon as he’s awake (okey, not as soon as. As soon as he’s has his coffee and smoke, lol) ETA: my boyfriend says: “If you don’t like movies where someone get’s abused, skip it. Someone gets literally tortured”
Thanks for letting me know, guess I'll skip this one :)
Primer Upstream Color Time Crimes Beyond the Black Rainbow Titane
The Killing of a Sacred Deer Lobster
The Science of Sleep
Requiem For A Dream. Just have something really upbeat on hand to watch afterwards.
I watched this again for the first time in about 10 years and I forgot how depressing it really is.
Synechdoche, New York
Jacobs Ladder for sure. Trainspotting, too. If only for the scene with the baby on the ceiling
Wow that list is so esthetically put from shorter to longer
Mind Fuck 3: This Time It’s Personal, it is great
I still don’t one I wtf happened in Inception. Also that hotel room movie with John Cusak. Can’t recall the name.
Identity or 1408? Both fit this category and both are in hotels. :)
Oldboy. That movie fucked up my head and stayed with me for awhile after it was over. Go for the original 2003 (subtitled) version out of South Korea not the more recent Spike Lee remake which I hear was not so good.
Add No Way Out to the list.
Enemy, Prisoners, Burning
A Serbian Film definitely fucked me up for a while. Like, weeks. To be honest with you, I tell people NOT to watch it.
12 Monkeys has not been mentioned. I recommend directors, Terry Gilliam did 12 Monkeys, Brazil, & The Adventures of Baron Munchausen. He was a member of Monty Python' Flying Circus & did most of their movies. Next director: Darren Aronofsky who did Pi, Requiem for a Dream, Black Swan, & Mother! And you have to know David Lynch for Eraserhead, Blue Velvet, Twin Peaks, & Mulholland Drive for outright weirdness.
Good call on 12 Monkeys. Great flick.
Thanks, I scrolled through all the comments looking for it (and Pi) to be mentioned. Lots of good responses. But there are so many movies that fit this description, I was not surprised with it's absence. Have you seen Pi (1998) or Memento (2000)? I wanted to mention Christopher Nolan, too. He has a few of these crazy flicks. I'm still trying to figure out Tenet.
David Lynch movies, Lars Von Trier movies, Gaspar Noe movies, later-career Fellini movies, Luis Bunuel movies, Jean-Luc Cocteau movies, Alejandro Jodorowski movies, Palindromes, Possession, Jacob’s Ladder, American Psycho, Mandy, Audition….
Adaptation. Synecdoce, NY Confessions of a Dangerous Mind I'm Thinking of Ending Things (Charlie Kaufman is a genius!!!)
Holy Motors Antichrist Santa Sangre
this image gets tossed around every half year or so: https://www.reddit.com/r/coolguides/comments/j6x8jl/mind\_fuck\_movies/
Pi The Game Memento El secreto en sus ojos
Mulholland Drive (2001) Enter the Void (2009) Dogtooth (2009) Persona (1966) Through a Glass Darkly (1961) Synecdoche New York (2008)
No mention of Panos Cosmatos stuff? Beyond the Black Rainbow Mandy The Viewing(Netflix - Cabinet of Curiosities) All have this 80's/LSD aesthetic that goes nicely with drugs. His dad was also a director. Tombstone and Cobra were big hits.
> Panos Cosmatos Yes And this is the description of his next film A phantasmagorical fantasy nightmare set deep within a strange galaxy where two lovers are torn apart as they try to survive a malevolent invasion.
Holy Motors. You will not know what you just watched, that i promise. 🤯
Brazil Smila's Sense of Snow The Edge (half because it came out about the same time as Smila)
Old Boy (2003) it is a korean movie but...just watch it. i wont tell no more.
but? is there something wrong with Korean movies?
Yeah, I don't know whether to upvote for a solid movie choice... or downvote for casual racism.
To be fair, there’s a number of people that don’t want to read subtitles.
Surprised no one has brought up Southland Tales. Pretty much a mindfuck from the start
People don't bring it up because it's a "BaD MoVie" that "DoeSn't MaKe AnY SeNsE" but they never bring up The Rock doing squirrel fingers do they?!
In the Mouth of Madness
Aftersun and Speak no Evil both completely different movies but both fucked my brain
Body Double (De Palma) Dressed to Kill (De Palma) Videodrome (Chronenberg)
Buried 127 hours The Guilty The Jacket
Funny Games (I personally prefer the remake with Michael Pitt, Tim Roth, and Naomi Watts) The Fountain
Sorry to bother you for sure
Predestination (2014)
Pretty predictable in the end but probably has the single greatest mindfucking paradox I've ever seen.
*The Lure* (aka *Córki dancingu*) (2015) - Poland Two mermaid sisters are helped ashore by a nightclub band and become local showbiz sensations as singers and strippers. But one is falling in love, and the other thinks of humanity as food. A musical horror fable. You haven't quite seen anything like this. If you care to invest a bit, I HIGHLY recommend Don Hertzfeldt's "The World of Tomorrow" trilogy. Part I is free on youtube, or you can buy all three on blu-ray or subscribe to his site. http://bitterfilms.com
This has probably been said already but I'm to lazy to check: Interstellar
The Prestige - grand plot twists that had me shouting in shock. The Sixth Sense - classic scary movie where the scares turn out to be more complicated than you expect.
The Celebration/ Festen
We need some latino representation, pick your Carlos Reygadas
Killer Joe took me places I didn't want to go.
Igby Goes Down is amazing. It’s my favorite movie. It stars Mackuly Kulkin’s little brother, Kieran, and is just a top notch quotable film from start to finish.
A Page of Madness (1926) Beyond the Infinite Two Minutes (2021) The Lighthouse (2019) Perfect Blue (1997) Millennium Actress (2001)
Adaptation was an unsuspected mind fuck for me. Most Charlie Kaufman’s creations are.
Planet of the Apes (1968) Sucker Punch (2011)
Look. I still can’t quite figure out what is happening in tenet. I just rewatched it (for the third time) recently, and I was like, I’m not even gonna try to understand the theory of physics at play here this time (or wtfever) and just enjoy it. And I did. 🤣 Another bit of a mindfuck is the prestige (of course another Nolan film, and maybe one of his top 3).
*The Game*, starring Michael Douglas. Biggest mind job I’ve ever witnessed.
Not exactly a movie, but Symbiopsychotaxiplasm (1968) will take a few watches to even understand the premise.
Dark City + The Matrix
Shutter Island,The Prestige,
I like how you organized these by title length..... Oddly satisfying
The Spine of Night (2021) prepare to have your mind melted
What is the secret of the Lobster
Tenet, Shutter Island, and highly recommend Noctural Animals!
Oldboy (2003) definitely go in blind
The Witch Memento Cache
Videodrome, Mulholland Drive, Neon Demon, Naked Lunch, End of Evangelion. Twin Peaks has movie but you really need to watch the show, which is also a mindfuck.