I need more films like this, with a dark, dense, almost mystic atmosphere.
I've already seen all Lynch movies
>>62656321
Try Hitchcock
Mystic you say?
>>62656321
Fight Club.
Some others that give me this same vibe:
>Hausu
>Pi
>Only Gods Forgive
>Le sang d'un poète
>>62656395
I liked El Topo better.
>>62656321
Universal Soldier: Day of Reckoning
Attempt to prove me wrong; you will lose
>>62656321
Anti-Christ is a solid option
The Exorcist
Rosemary's Baby
Possession (1981)
Eyes Wide Shut
In the Mouth of Madness
Jacob's Ladder
Videodrome (David Croenenberg)
Don't Look Now (Nicolas Roeg)
3.141592653589793 (Darren Aranofsky)
>>62656321
Possession
Tetsuo The Iron Man
Begotten
La Vie Nouvelle
>>62656321
Lots of good suggestions in this thread. Cronenberg and Carpenter are good picks. Look through their top films and watch what you haven't seen. The Thing and The Fly come to mind (both solid remakes). Videodrome is top-tier Cronenberg.
Some other solid picks:
Peeping Tom (1960)
The Vanishing (1988- avoid the remake)
Dead of Night (1945)
Hour of the Wolf (not the best Bergman, but his closest to horror)
Don't Look Now (1973)
Les Diaboliques (1955)
Invasion of the Body Snatchers (1956)
For some reason Cassavettes' A Woman Under the Influence fits in your description too.
>>62656321
I don't know if I should recommend anything to you.
>>62656321
you can try some Bela Tarr. Or even some Sharunas Bartas.
It's not as surreal or bleak as Eraserhead but you might like it.
Also this if you haven't yet >>62656395
German expressionism films, look em up.
Vampyr from Dreyer
Macario
>>62656321
Repulsion, by roman polanski
pretty fucked up
you'll LOVE this desu
one my favorites too
>>62659254
God tetsuo was so fucked up. I had nightmares for weeks
This is in the same realm.
>>62663936
This is way creepier then eraserhead
>>62662572
Great film. Reminds me i need to re watch it
>>62663936
tries to be edgy and ends up just being boring... well apart from the god scene that is just what the fuck
>>62662672
Not too well versed in film terminology and have always loved this style of film without knowing what it's called. Thanks anon.
