Movies: Six of the them that you won’t Believe Actually Exist
These movies may not have been been on your radar at all. You may have seen the below trailer for Scott Mann’s new horror movie Fall, about two people who become trapped atop a 2,000-foot pole in the desert, over the previous two weeks as well
6 MOVIES YOU WON’T BELIEVE ACTUALLY EXIST
While you might be asking, “How did *this* get made?,” or “Why did they need to climb a 2,000 foot structure in the desert?” Similarly, The WTF Movie Hall of Fame appears to have plenty of company for Fall. In fact, the aforementioned teaser motivated me to research a number of other bizarre films that you could not only have missed, but might not have be aware existed. Moreover, Without further ado, here are 20 mind-blowing movies that you can watch right now, believe it or not.
1 DEERSKIN (2019)
In the 2019 dark comedy Rubber, directed by Quentin Dupieux, Academy Award-winning actor Jean Dujardin. He plays a broke middle-aged man who recently bought a deerskin motorbike jacket that starts speaking to him. Also wants to become the only jacket in the world by any means necessary. Moreover, Deerskin is currently available for streaming on Cinemax.
2 I DECLARE WAR (2012)
Although this Canadian action-comedy was made with the best of intentions. Similarly, may be fairly clear why audiences have found it difficult to watch the movie, which centres on a group of children who play the game “Capture the Flag” in the woods and imagine their weapons to be terrifyingly real tools of war. Moreover, I Declare War is presently available for streaming on the Roku Channel, Amazon Prime, Hulu, and Tubi as well.
3 MEN & CHICKEN (2015)
In this Danish comedy about five socially awkward brothers who learn the incredibly unique circumstances surrounding their birth after learning that their biological father was a crazy geneticist, Rogue One and Doctor Strange star Mads Mikkelsen as well goes really weird.
Men & Chicken is presently streaming on Hulu, Amazon Prime Video, Roku Channel, and Tubi as well.
4 THE SCRIBBLER (2014)
This group mystery, which is on Daniel Schaffer’s graphic novel, stars Katie Cassidy from Arrow. Moreover, It centres around a woman with dissociative identity disorder who must figure out what causing a string of apparent suicides at her new halfway house with the help of a superpower being who communicates with her via backwards messaging. A few Video-on-Demand services presently offer The Scribbler for rent.
5 THE FANATIC (2019)
John Travolta (?!) plays an autistic movie fan whose infatuation with his favourite actor (Devon Sawa) turns deadly serious in Fred Durst’s absurdly silly thriller The Fanatic. Furthermore, Amazon Prime is presently offering streaming of The Fanatic.
6 AN EVENING WITH BEVERLY LUFF LINN (2018)
Featuring an incredible cast (including Matt Berry, Emile Hirsch, Aubrey Plaza, Craig Robinson, Jemaine Clement, and Zach Cherry), Moreover, The Greasy Strangler director Jim Hosking’s extremely bizarre comedy centres on an unhappy married woman who develops feelings for an eccentric, nearly silent figure from her mysterious past. Similarly, It is unquestionably the most bizarre work of their careers. Netflix is currently airing An Evening with Beverly Luff Linn.
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