Tetsuo: The Iron Man

Sixty-seven minutes of industrial nightmare, and nothing else on this site looks like it. A Tokyo salaryman begins mutating into a mass of scrap metal, and Shinya Tsukamoto films the transformation as a black-and-white assault of stop-motion, strobe and shrieking noise. Narrative is almost beside the point.

It plays like a Cronenberg body-horror crossed with a Nine Inch Nails video made by hand, relentless and disorienting. Tsukamoto did nearly everything himself, and you can feel the obsession in every frame.

Not for everyone, and unforgettable for the people it is for.