The Adjuster
A recent watch of Canadian auteur director Atom Egoyan and his 1991 film The Adjuster is a strange, haunting offbeat “slow burner” that would appeal to fans of David Lynch, as well as other Egoyan films from this “early” period of his filmography.
The Tower
A double-entry for the Canadian (1985) and American (1993) versions of the The Tower, both made-for-TV movies involving powerful, master computers in state-of-the-art (for the time) office buildings that go bezerk and start killing people! Both films are of dubious quality but provide a certain entertainment value. This entry is a bit of a contrast and comparison between the two and delves a bit into aesthetics, Canadian film and the little known genre of Canuxploitation.
The Saddest Music In The World
A very stylised film by Guy Maddin, the look of The Cabinet of Doctor Caligari and the inside of snowglobe with a bit of black humour in there as well.