Felipe Gomes·1d agoThe Red Room Reality: How David Lynch Deconstructs Narrative through the Surreal UncannyIn the beginning was the hum. Not a note. Not a tone. A vibration so low it lives in the marrow before the ear admits it. This is where…
InHot List Energyby"Penguin" Pete Trbovich·Oct 9Six Film Directors That Are Sorta Like David LynchIf you miss the mad poet director, there are few to fill the gapA response icon3A response icon3
Dilek OKUR·Oct 89 Years Later, I Decided to See Mulholland Dr. AgainWhy David Lynch’s surreal masterpiece isn’t just for ‘film bros’ — and how my own hot summer naps unlocked its logic.
Ben Allison·Sep 29Favorite Film #104, 1992: Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me. Directed by David LynchJust a heads up, there is no way to talk about Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me without spoiling the two seasons of the TV show that preceded…
InFrame RatedbyDan Perrin·Sep 22Blue Velvet — David Lynch’s twisted descent into darkness remains unforgettableA young man finds a severed human ear that is somehow connected to a mysterious lounge singer and a group of psychopathic criminals who…A response icon3A response icon3
canidley·Sep 13The sentence in the unidentified accentI read something that set off a domino effect in an interesting direction. I’ll label the dominos with these little number-block emojis.
InFanfarebySimon Dillon·Sep 8Blue Velvet: 40 Years OnDavid Lynch’s 1986 crime mystery masterpiece remains a bracingly disturbing watchA response icon18A response icon18
Brewer's Film and Fancies·Jul 29Wild At Heart (Lynch, 1990)David Lynch is so highly regarded and yet, confronted with his films, I am reminded of being a little boy and being told to eat my spinach…
