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* ''[[Cube]]''.
* ''[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fk9nQG1J7Xs The Woman Who Powders Herself]'', an insane black and white short from the 70s that features lots of animation effects and disfigurements.
* ''[[Possession (1981 film)|Possession]]''.
* [[Ken Russell]]'s ''Gothic''.
* The works of Shozin Fukui, such as ''964 Pinocchio'' (1991) and ''Rubber's Lover'' (1996) depict surreal horror in a manner similar to ''[[Tetsuo: The Iron Man]]''.
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* In ''[[Eternal Darkness]]'' the Surreal Horror angle runs rampant, especially once your sanity meter runs low. The whole thing is just one big screwed up wide awake nightmare.
* ''[[Mondo Medicals]]'' and its sequel, ''[[Mondo Agency]]'', could be seen as more benign (or not) examples of this trope.
* While much of ''[[
* ''[[The Path]]''
* ''[[Baroque (video game)|Baroque]]''
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