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5 Buried “Sickest Ever” Films

by Rob Friesel

A friend recently posed the question:

Give me a top five sickest ever sickest evers of films that are totally amazing but don’t get enough press.

Naturally, this gets one to thinking: What are the top five “sickest ever” films that I don’t believe got the press time they deserved?

And so:

  1. Corndog Man: A darkly comic tale of racism and revenge.
  2. High Strung: Roger Nygard and Steve Oedekerk reinvent the comic soliloquy and Jim Carrey take an uncredited role as an ennui-filled Death.
  3. Buffalo 66: Vincent Gallo in his penultimate role…  Another darkly comic film that shows you why you can’t come home.  Not really.
  4. Scotland, PA: A re-telling of MacBeth in a “modern” Pennsylvania?  Priceless.
  5. Indochine: A historical drama centering around the French in Vietnam in the 1930s.  Long but well worth it.

About Rob Friesel

Software engineer by day. Science fiction writer by night. Weekend homebrewer, beer educator at Black Flannel, and Certified Cicerone. Author of The PhantomJS Cookbook and a short story in Please Do Not Remove. View all posts by Rob Friesel →

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