Another good one I’m thinking about is that french weird animation sci-fi movie from 1973 by René Laloux, with psyche musics and all sort of feelings, but very poetic…
TITLE : La Planète Sauvage / Fantastic Planet
You can find it in several languages, there is even a 3D version that have been made more recently, and there exists other animations movies by René Laloux if you like it…
although watership down is one of my favorite movies, had never heard of the plague dogs …
yes its dark atmospheric and dreary, can easily keep up with pans labyrinth or texhnolyze, very good movie, has messed up my day perfectly
luckily had not seen that as a child, since watership down was already too much for me
not a movie
documentation about alejandro jodorowsky. (holy mountain, el topo) never finished dune, hollywood stole later many ideas from him
I still enjoy, and collect, 50’s sci-fi. Some of it was pretty campy, but then there were jewels like the original War of the Worlds, When Worlds Collide, The Day the Earth Stood Still and The Thing all from '51, Invasion of the Body Snatchers and Forbidden Planet in '56.
Okja was pretty cool. In the hour long format, Black Mirror is excellent as is the Amazon Prime rendering of Phillip K. Dick’s short stories “Electric Dreams.”
“The Man in the High Castle” was a BIG time disappointment for me.