The piercing screams of Laura Palmer reverberate through Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me, David Lynch's brutal 1992 movie prequel that followed the sadly short-lived television series.

In Fire Walk With Me, Laura is staring straight into an unavoidable abyss, and we're listening to her scream into it. Twin Peaks simply showed us how she looked when she was dragged out of there.

The terrifying prequel to the cult-favorite TV series upended the audience's-and critics'-expectations.

Revisiting ‘Twin Peaks’ Episode 3: Fire Walk With Me ... And also Laura Palmer is there, but she’s not Laura Palmer because sometimes her “arms bend back.” Oh, okay.

That would be Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me, a divisive follow-up to the show's original run that serves as a prequel leading up to the grisly death of Laura Palmer.

Today marks the 25th anniversary of Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me, director David Lynch's prequel film to his seminal television series. Upon its release on August 28, 1992, the movie was greeted ...

Oct 27, 2017 Web Exclusive By Austin Trunick. When Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me, the feature-length prequel film to the cult primetime soap opera, premiered at the Cannes Film Festival, legend has it ...

But by using Fire Walk With Me to bring Laura Palmer back from the dead, Lynch pulls off the same trick as Preminger’s film: suddenly she’s staring us down not as an abstraction of female ...

Showtime will air the Twin Peaks prequel movie Fire Walk With Me on March 1 ahead of the new Twin Peaks' premiere on May 21. ... specifically the seven days leading up to Laura Palmer’s ...

Time for one last greeting from Twin Peaks. Sorry it's taken so long to get around to this. I never intended the Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me to be the TV Club's Chinese Democracy but I kept ...

That is if a rabid “Twin Peaks” fan hasn’t already snapped up the house in Everett, Washington that doubled as Laura Palmer’s home on both the show and the movie, “Twin Peaks: Fire Walk ...