Launched upon an unsuspecting conservative NZ climate in 1994, the Incredibly Strange Film Festival was greeted with cheers from movie maniacs and jeers from self appointed moral guardians of the state. For ten years the festival brought provocative, controversial, bizarre, surreal and totally wild cinema to New Zealand audiences.

Launched upon an unsuspecting conservative NZ climate in 1994, the Incredibly Strange Film Festival was greeted with cheers from movie maniacs and jeers from self appointed moral guardians of the state. For ten years the festival brought provocative, controversial, bizarre, surreal and totally wild cinema to New Zealand audiences.

In 2008, it's back, the gloves are off and the guns are blazing. The Incredibly Strange Film Festival will again be NZ's leading source for wild untamed cinema.

For information about all the films in this year's Strange Festival and more, see the Incredibly Strange website. At that secret location you will find all the information needed for your cinematic journey into strangeness. The limited edition ISFF guide is out now and contains additional information on the films as well as all the handy Icons which are useful for people who don't read anymore.

Here are the "Must See" films this year, as chosen by Mr Strange.

#1 Pop Skull

#2 King Of Kong

#3 [REC]

#4 Not Quite Hollywood

#5 Sukiyaki Western Django

For those interested in watching trailers for some of this years films. Please click Incredibly Strange Trailers.

17/07/08