Take, for instance, The Naked Lunch by William S. Burroughs:
Naked Lunch is another ode to drug addiction. While it’s not as flat out depressing as Requiem For A Dream, it’s a hell of a lot more strange. The story is told in a series of dream like vignettes that never allow the reader to really get their bearings and includes acts of child murder, auto-erotic asphyxiation, lots of drug use, cop killing, and orgies. The book was banned in many sections of the United States when it came out in 1959, and it’s not hard to see why. This book is easily one of the most bizarre I’ve ever read.
From the Upcoming ueue, submitted by redsfaithful.
is most disturbing as well.
The Road one sounds pretty interesting.
A third of the way through the book, I wanted to pluck out my own eyes. Not so much for the gore, as the whole obsessive portrait. Beyond horrifying.
But Showbread has a song called Naked Lunch. Good song. Great band.
Reflects kinda badly on ones tastes tho...
Didn't this movie have a talking anus? Man, I thought I had repressed that. Crap I'm freakin' out again!!