Eraserhead (2001)

Watched it the other day, still processing everything...

Good old sickly Takashi...
😲

Recently caught Audition...

Truly imaginative stuff!

Run...Audition...man, that scene with the bag is heavy. Creepy as hell.

Miike 🙏

Heh, I watched it. Mostly just people sitting there with their mouths hanging open. Especially during those scenes in the greenhouse and the one in the bathtub.

😳 It felt a little too much like a documentary at times, maybe.
But by the end, you kind of get this warm, fuzzy feeling. Like, family is everything, right? 🤣
And that Audition... what a total disaster. 😲

Hands down, the most disturbing movie I've ever sat through.
It makes Salò, Eraserhead, and Pink Flamingos look like Disney movies combined...
I’d heard rumors about this one scene involving necrophilia and... well, a mess... and honestly? I thought that would be the absolute peak of the depravity. Turns out, it was probably the least sickening part of the whole thing.

The dialogue is pure gold:

(So, after this middle-aged guy gets himself stuck in a corpse, the very next scene shows him and the body in a small tub, where his wife tries to help him get free by pouring gallons of vinegar into the water)

Husband: You sure this is actually going to work?
Wife: They say it softens the tissue.
Husband: Wouldn't some warm oil be more effective?
Wife: At least it'll be easier to clean up later.

wearytinker8 said:Hands down the most twisted movie I've seen yet.
It makes Salò, Eraserhead, and Pink Flamingos look tame by comparison.
I’d heard rumors about that scene involving necrophilia and... well, bodily fluids... and thought *that* would be the peak of the depravity, but honestly? That was probably the least disturbing part of the whole thing.

The dialogue is legendary:

(After a middle-aged Husband gets his junk stuck in a corpse, the next scene shows him and the body in a small tub, where his wife tries to help him out by pouring gallons of vinegar into the water)

Husband: Are you sure this is actually going to work?
Wife: They say it softens the tissue.
Husband: Wouldn't warm oil be more effective?
Wife: At least it'll be easier to clean up later.

Then there's the son, getting bullied at school and taking it all out on his mother.😂 Truly the most dysfunctional family ever put on screen.🙏

That milk spraying from the breast scene totally made me want to gag.🤮

I’m pretty convinced there’s some deep symbolism and hidden subtext buried in all of that, but honestly... I’m still too shaken up to go back and watch it again just to dissect it.

It’s a film that manages to be simultaneously nauseating and incredibly endearing 😍 😍 I really need to give this another watch 😍 :besramnoineuspjesnokopiraxavierkat: 😍

Man, this movie just refuses to leave you indifferent. It’s either a masterpiece or total garbage—there is no middle ground.
I definitely fall into the first camp, though I have to admit, it’s probably the most unsettling thing I’ve ever sat through.

That final scene hits way too hard. When the father is breastfeeding the son, and then the daughter walks in looking completely broken and joins them... 🙏