Watch The Room, known as one of the best worst movies ever made, for a unique cinematic experience
Watch David Lynch's surreal cult classic film Eraserhead
Life as war, assembled almost entirely from digitally processed stock footage, with Yo-Yo Ma on cello over the Glass score.
Reggio and Glass leave the industrial world for Brazil, Nepal and India; it opens on the Serra Pelada gold mine.
No words, Philip Glass and time-lapse cities; life out of balance.
The Dude, a rug that tied the room together, and nihilists; the cult film of the 1990s.
Choose life: Edinburgh heroin addicts, the worst toilet in Scotland and Iggy Pop.
Watch the film Wild at Heart directed by David Lynch
Dive into the surreal. Unravel the mysteries of Lynch's cinematic dreamscapes, one mind-bending film at a time.
Sam Raimi and Bruce Campbell's three films, from the cabin to the Middle Ages.
Ash is thrown back to 1300 with a chainsaw, a shotgun and an incantation he cannot remember correctly.
Five students, a cabin and the Book of the Dead; Raimi shot it for $350,000 in 1981.
Hunter S. Thompson's drug run to Las Vegas, with Depp and Del Toro.
Jackie Kennedy's aunt and cousin in a crumbling East Hampton mansion; the Maysles.
A smuggler crew in a space western cancelled after fourteen episodes; the cult that got a film.
Two out-of-work actors go on holiday by mistake to the Lake District; the British cult comedy.
A tanker chase across the wasteland; the film that defined post-apocalyptic style.
A Coca-Cola bottle falls into the Kalahari; the Botswana comedy that toured the world.
A family fights the airport for their house next to the runway; "tell him he's dreamin'".
Two girls named Marie decide to be as bad as the world; Vera Chytilova's anarchic collage.
A class of schoolchildren forced to fight to the death on an island; the film The Hunger Games was accused of copying.
An American at a German ballet school run by witches; Argento in primary colours to Goblin.
A Toronto slacker fights his girlfriend's seven evil exes in video-game style.
A giant rabbit tells a teenager the world ends in 28 days; the cult film of 2001.
Three students lost in the Maryland woods on camcorder; the found-footage film that fooled people.
The mockumentary that goes to eleven; a fake band that toured for real.
TPS reports, a red stapler and a printer beaten to death; the cubicle comedy.
A day at a New Jersey convenience store in black and white for $27,000; "I'm not even supposed to be here today".
Bruce Campbell versus his own hand in a cabin; Raimi's splatstick.
Kurt Russell as a trucker in a Chinatown sorcery war; Carpenter's cult comedy.
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