I recommend it for no other reason than you will never see another movie like it. Dropping some acid beforehand might help enhance the experience http://forum.brewerfan.net/images/smilies/smile.gif Some of my other recent Netflix rentals: Monsters Super low budget sci fi by Gareth Edwards. He wrote it. He directed it. He was director of photography. And he did all the CGI. Talk about a one man show. Its sort of a District 9 type film where a group of walking octopi looking aliens are segregated into a large area in Northern Mexico (called the Infected Zone in the movie). An American journalist must accompany his billionaire boss's daughter across the border and as you would expect they fall for each other while dodging monsters. Touches on some social an political topics (the US has built a giant wall along the southern border to keep out the aliens) as well. On the whole it moves pretty slowly and there aren't enough encounters with the monsters to satisfy. The ending was weak too. But given the budget (which I believe was under $1 million) it's pretty decent. Mother Korean film about a mentally challenged man who is accused of killing a young girl. His mother staunchly believes in his innocence and sets out to prove it. Some stunning cinematography and decent script make this worth a rental. Mugabe and the White African Documentary about a white farmer in Zimbabwe who is being forced off the land he's owned for 30 years by dictator Robert Mugabe. Really interesting story about a country I knew basically nothing about. Mugabe is not a nice guy. Seven Days Not for the faint of heart, this French Canadian movie is about a surgeon whose daughter is raped and murdered. They catch the guy through DNA evidence and just before he goes to trial the surgeon kidnaps him. Here's where the fun begins! He takes him to a remote cabin, shackles him up, and tortures him repeatedly for seven days. It's brutal stuff and not for the squeamish. However, the movie was more than a snuff film. The larger themes were about loss and how different people deal with it. The main cop in the movie lost his wife to a botched robbery and acts as the conscience of the surgeon. As with Mother, some really good cinematography in this one as well.