A perfect example of 60's cult classic that is mercifully absent of kitchen sink syndrome. Morgan is an anarchistic artist and a man for whom the words sanity and restraint are merely the chains that bind others. Obsessed with winning back the affections of his soon to be married ex-wife, Morgan will go to any lengths to achieve his goal, and the surrealer the better. Morgan: A Suitable Case For Treatment is blessed with an iconic British cast in their formative cinematic careers, sharp witty dialogue and no small amount of sixties chic.

A time machine transports H G Wells and Jack the Ripper to present day San Francisco, where naturally Jack starts butchering prostitutes. To save the locals Wells teams up with his new found friend Amy and in typical Sherlock Holmes style they track down their prey.

Dr Hfuhruhurr, the world's most brilliant brain surgeon, falls in love with a brain in a jar and is tempted to switch this brain with that of his hateful, but beautiful, wife. Absolutely brilliant. Steve Martin, believe it or not,

Cable Hogue has made a fortune from selling water to weary travellers, but as the great Western wilderness becomes ever more civilised Hogue himself remains deeply rooted in the harsh day to day living of his past; Counting down the weeks, months and years until the two men who left him to die wander back into his life. Cable Hogue is a gloriously whimsical Western from the master of the genre. Quirky, witty and with a near perfect central performance from Robards, this is an original and understated gem.