Trick r' Treat and Wild Tales are the standouts for me.
And, holy shit, I just looked at a list of anthology movies, and I saying that it's dominated by horror movies would be an understatement. I guess the genre lends itself well to the style, but it's surprising just how few non-horror anthology movies there are
I WILL BE THE FIRST TO SAY.....CREEPSHOW.
shareBlack Sabbath (1963) with Boris Karloff.
shareCreepshow is definitely one of my favorites. I also really like After Midnight.
shareHeavy Metal (1981)
shareWild Tales is the only anthology movie I liked.
shareTwilight Zone the Movie (1983)
Southbound (2015)
V/H/S/2 (2013)
Coffee and Cigarettes (2003)
Mystery Train (1989)
and although I haven't seen it in years and it's probably horrible, I really liked Amazon Women on the Moon (1987) when I was a kid
Also, Pulp Fiction is a bit of an anthology too, so I'd put that on here
i never really thought of mystery train as anthology, but seeing you post it here i realize that this is exactly what it is. how silly of me not to have realized that.
sharewild tales is absolutely great. i would probably put that at the top for myself. at least that's my first response without much reflection.
for horror, i rate southbound the highest.
if you squint a little and don't think about it too much, todd solondz' weiner dog is an anthology movie, sort of, and i like that quite a bit too.
Trick r' Treat and Creepshow
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