The best film that I saw which I'd never seen before is a Fellini short film called Toby Dammit. It was part of a European film called Spirits of the Dead that was made in 1968 that featured segments from Louis Malle, Roger Vadim and Fellini, each adapting an Edgar Allan Poe short story.

The Fellini one, Toby Dammit, has the single greatest performance by an actor I've ever seen; it's Terence Stamp. It's on the level of Malcolm McDowell in Clockwork Orange or Jack Nicholson in The Shining. He plays this drugged-out actor called Toby Dammit who's flown to Rome to make a movie and it's shot almost like a live-action, surreal drug trip.

He was going to have Peter O'Toole do it, but he backed out, so Fellini put out a casting call for the most decadent actors in London and he got Terrence Stamp.

I've shown this movie to so many people who said, from the first shot, that this is the coolest movie they've ever seen. People that were never into Fellini, or who found Fellini films boring or pretentious, were like, "I get it. This is unbelieveable."

Terence Stamp is haunted by this little girl with a white ball that he thinks is the devil. You see where the bouncing ball in The Changeling came from, and creepy little kids that were in the likes of Ju-On. Fellini did it forty years ago in Toby Dammit.

But it's so fucking out-there. There's a scene where he's completely fucked on drugs and gets taken to the Italian Oscars but it's some crazy ceremony. They're giving out the Golden She-Wolf Awards and there's a fucked-up fashion parade. It's Fellini's imagination gone completely wild. And the ending is really fucking creepy. It's got a very, very creepy haunting quality to it.

It's a fucking masterpiece and no-one's seen it!