I offer you Tideland - just read the Parental Guide on IMDB for a taste of this:
Tideland (2005) - Parents GuideIt's a Terry Gilliam film that I'd never heard of, so I bought it when I was in France. The cover description makes it sound like a kids film, so I watched it one evening just to check. Boy was I glad I did.
I don't think I've ever watched a film where I've had to stop it, get up and check the box to ensure it's a legit film. At one stage it was so deeply weird and bordering on obscene that I really had to check that somehow I wasn't laying myself open to watching somethong that could get me put on the sex offender's register.
It features a young girl (11-ish I'd guess) whose only friends are a series of tatty doll's heads.
She regularly cooks up heroin for her father.
There's a brain-damaged adolescent who refers to french kissing the little girl's grandma when he was a child and tries to demonstrate this to the girl.
The adolescent's mother has one eye, pays for groceries by letting the delivery boy have sex with her.
The little girl and her father leave town when her mother dies of an overdose.
They move to their grandmother's house and find it empty and falling down.
The father dies of a heroin overdose sitting in an armchair on the first night.
The little girl pretends he's still alive and sleeps curled up on his lap and makes jokes about how bad he smells.
After the adolescent's mother finds out that the father and little girl are in grandma's house, she comes over, finds the dead father, skins him and stuffs him (I kid you not).
The little girl then sleeps with her dead (stuffed father) in a bed upstairs.
It goes on and on, there's so much weird shit I don't even know where to stop.
I would have
loved to have been a fly on the wall when the executives who funded it got to see the final cut.
I'll happily lend this to anyone who wants to see it.
As for my other films:
Big Fish is pretty far out there, but Tideland tops everything I've ever seen and I've seen a lot of stuff mentioned here.