I haven't seen all of them, but 1, 2, 4, 7 and 8 were very bizarre. I liked them, though, if only for being thought-provoking.

I've only seen Vanilla Sky, and the whole movie was like BEEP BEEP BEEP BEEP BEEP.

I've never heard more cussing in my whole life

I saw 1,2, 4,7,8 and 10. They are very good. Very Strange.
I'll check the others...

But We should add to the list : Element of Crime (Lars Von Trier), Vengeance is mine (Imamura), Possible Worlds (Robert Lepage), Monsieur Hire (Patrice Leconte) and Amateur (Hal HArtley). But probably many more I'm looking forward to discover.

I've only seen 1 and 4. Mulholland Drive was really really bizarre, but really good. I didn' like A Clockwork Orange much at all though.

I've only seen Vanilla Sky and that was really weird and bizarre, the ending can have different interpretations cuz they left it so hanging.

I agree with the list, although you should add Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas... :)

I've only seen 4 and 5. They were pretty bizarre.

no, there are more bizarre out there

Absolutely not. The list does not even contain one of the following movies:
-Cellular
-Catwoman
-Fat albert
-Anaconda: The hunt for the red orchid
-Ballistic: Ex vs Sever
-The Pianist
So the list is crap. Period.

i wouldin't know. i've only seen number 4 and i only saw part, because i had to keep fast forwarding for fear of someone walking into the room and seeing me watching it.

"Mulholland dr" is one of the best movies I have ever seen. And one of the most bizarre. "13 Ghosts" "Lost Highway" and "Saw" also need to be on there.

I've only seen 'Vanilla Sky' and I agree with it being on the list.

"The People Under the Stairs" also needs to be on there.

"Head" is missing from that list.

I haven't seen ANY of those movies.

Where is Meet The Feebles? Where is Waterworld for that matter. But I guess that goes in a list which describes Movies That Are Really Bad Rip-Off's.

Not seen them all, but I agree with the one's I know.

Atom Egoyan should have a movie in that list as well.

I love strange films.

I only remember seeing Vanilla Sky. It was weird. I totally didn't get it.

You know, Mulholland Drive is really a coherent movie--it's just bisected into two separate narratives, one fantasy and the other reality. Movies like Lost Highway by Lynch are much, much stranger. I wish I had seen more of these. I didn't find Vanilla Sky strange, just tedious. And City of Lost Children wasn't really strange, just fantastical. Maybe my definition of bizarre is different though. I see it as being difficult to approach and understand by the audience, not merely that it's aesthetically or narratively different from a Julia Roberts film. A classic example for me would be Roman Polanski's Repulsion, which to me is truly bizarre because of my inability to process it.

No. The Troma movies deserve to be on that list.

add "the Tenant" by Polansky.

I've only seen Vanilla Sky and that was screwed up.

No, there are loads of films which are weider than those listed.

I would put Visitor Q on there, but otherwise, very nice list.