Elizabeth Taylor was in a handful of them in the late 60s and early 70s..
Check out "Secret Ceremony" which also has Robert Mitchum. It's strange, and might be confusing at first, but stick with it - it's pretty good. I wonder if it gets better (or worse) with a second viewing.
For me, Sean Connery in "Zardoz" tops this list.
sharebtw, the movie is online (Secret Ceremony)
https://ok.ru/video/1760619334296
Jennifer Lawrence in "Mother!" (2017). I get that it's supposed to be allegorical, but it is bizarre.
shareIdk, maybe A Scanner Darkly with Keanu Reeves. It's a weird hybrid animation-styled live-action indie film. I didn't even understand what happened in the story because the effect looked terrible and made everything unclear.
share"The Brave" (1997) with Johnny Depp it's a weird arty film, very stark and depressing. I get a kick out of thinking about how many young women watched it because of him only to be traumatized by it all. That is of course if they stuck with it as it is hard going.
"Dogville" (2003) with Nicole Kidman. It's more like watching a play and also very stark and depressing.
I really thought I'd hate Dogville but it was pretty damn good!
shareThe Backwoods - Gary Oldman
share...Did someone say "weird movies"?
A few I can recall off the top of my head:
Figures in a Landscape (1970), with Malcom McDowell - probably the weirdest action film I've ever seen.
Crimes of Passion (1984), with Kathleen Turner - a very Ken Russel sex thriller.
The Trial (1993), with Kyle MacLachlan and Anthony Hopkins - I mean, it's Kafka, so it's basically cheating. But seriously, this is an amazing adaptation.
Slipstream (2007), with Anthony Hopkins - incredibly weird all the way through.
Only Lovers Left Alive (2013), with Tilda Swinton - Jim Jarmusch does vampires.
Only Lovers Left Alive was great and I love Tilda!
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