Films and TV shows that feel like Windowlicker by Aphex Twin

A grotesque, funny, seductive parody of slick pop sleaze that keeps mutating into something uncanny and unsettling, with absurd humour and menace tangled together.

1. Under the Skin (2014): Scarlett Johansson's alien stalks Scotland in an uncanny, distorted study of seduction and bodies, with a similarly warped, unsettling score.
2. Eraserhead (1977): David Lynch's industrial nightmare of body horror and dark absurdity matches the song's grotesque, unnerving humour.
3. Brass Eye (1997): Chris Morris's pitch-black British satire shares the same late-90s mix of parody, discomfort and cruel comedy.
4. Trainspotting (1996): Britpop-era British electronic energy with grotesque set pieces and comic nastiness.
5. Spring Breakers (2013): A hallucinatory, sleazy satire of glamour and excess, soundtracked by warped electronic music.
6. Being John Malkovich (1999): Spike Jonze's surreal, bodily-strange comedy comes from the same 1999 music-video-trained mischief.
7. Videodrome (1983): Cronenberg's fusion of sleazy media, sexuality and flesh distortion echoes the video's mutating grotesquerie.
8. The Mighty Boosh (2004): British cult surrealism with absurd characters and a lovingly weird, playful sense of humour.