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01. I Married a Strange Person! (1997, USA) Bill Plympton -

has redeeming facet
Plympton’s best known for his instantly recognizable political cartoons for the NYT, Voice, Rolling Stone, et al., but it’s his animated films (mostly shorts) that have developed something of a cult following. While I am typically a fan of surrealist/absurdist humor, the animated medium is not really my favorite place for it. People like Matt Groening have championed this feature length film, but for me it overstayed it’s welcome rather fast, and Plympton’s filmic sensibility lacking to say the least.

02. Header (2006, USA) Archibald Flancranstin -

worth seeing [C-]
Tries a tad too hard, and is ugly as all hell but I get the feeling like this is what an H.G. Lewis film felt like to watch some 40 years ago.

03. Fishing with John -- The Complete Series (1991, USA) John Lurie - Highly recommended
Genius.

05. Curb Your Enthusiasm (2000, USA) Larry David creator - average

08. Brüno (2009, USA) Larry Charles -

worth seeing [C+]

10. Leviathan (1989, USA) George P. Cosmatos -

worth seeing

12. Deadgirl (2008, USA) Marcel Sarmiento & Gadi Harel -

a must see

13. Le Trou (1960, France) Jacques Becker -

a must see

15. The People That Time Forgot (1977, UK) Kevin Connor -

worth seeing

16. The Hangover (2009, USA) Todd Phillips -

a must see [B-]

17. Village of the Giants (1965, USA) Bert I. Gordon -

has redeeming facet

18. Coraline (2009, USA) Henry Selick -

worth seeing [C+]

19. Curb Your Enthusiasm SSN 2 (2001, USA) Robert B. Weide, et al. - better than than the first. Approaching genius.

20. Severed Ways: The Norse Discovery of America (2007, USA) Tony Stone -

worth seeing [C]