Weird and wonderful

Blue Sunshine (1978)
Bizarre horror-sci-fi-mystery by cult hero Jeff Lieberman. A few college kids experiment with an LSD called Blue Sunshine. Ten years later, they start to lose their hair, go mad, and commit murder. The script has some nice satiric undertones, and the shocks are handled with skill and intelligence.

Master of the Flying Guillotine (1975)
The One-Armed Boxer versus the Master of the - you guessed it - Flying Guillotine, sort of a bowl with spikes inside attached to a chain, which is hurled at an opponent's head (creating what sounds like a bullet ricochet?), resulting in instant decapitation. Confused? Don't worry. At the heart of the film is an extended fight tournament which has very little to do with the, ahem, plot, but a whole lot to do with various fighting styles and a few surprisingly funny bits. Particularly unforgettable is the Arab with the ability to stretch his limbs (gamers: think Dalsim in Street Fighter II). The climactic duel is also a jaw-dropper.

Night of the Creeps (1986)
If you can appreciate a film that affectionately references Ed Wood or has characters named Romero, Cronenberg, and Raimi, then you'll have a blast with this one. Experimental alien slugs accidentally wind up on Earth and begin to wreak havoc by burrowing into people's heads, turning them into living dead. Huh?? It's a hilarious film, that, unlike many of the straight-faced films it spoofs, makes an effort to create characters worth getting interested in. Somehow this one's become an obscurity, but it's well worth tracking down on VHS.

What can you offer me?