Ever since he shocked and puzzled the world with Eraserhead in 1977, David Lynch cultivated a reputation as one of cinema’s most enigmatic yet visionary filmmakers. Striking visuals, perplexing plots, ...

If you haven’t seen a particular movie or series mentioned ... It is all an illusion.” — The Magician, Mulholland Drive Like Twin Peaks’ otherworldly Red Room/Black Lodge, Mulholland ...

David Lynch was an endlessly creative and unique artist, so here are 10 great scenes that capture the weirdest and most ...

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To truly understand the signature weirdness of a David Lynch movie, you need to pay attention ... sync of Roy Orbison's "In Dreams," or in "Mulholland Drive," when Rita and Betty are devastated ...

Located just off Mulholland Drive, Lynch’s house is an angular ... repelling elucidation as much as they seemed to cry out for it. The plumes of passion? The attraction of danger? The roar of the ...

Mulholland Drive resisted easy explanation ... and we saw a naked woman come walking down the street toward us in a dazed state, crying. I have never forgotten that moment,” he once told Roger Ebert, ...

Steven Spielberg knew what he was doing when he cast David Lynch as John Ford in The Fabelmans; already, in 2022, the director had become, like Ford, bigger than his movies, a living monument to ...

Lynch was best known for works including “Twin Peaks” and “Mulholland ... Drive,” where she was passionately singing an a cappella Spanish-language version of Roy Orbison’s song ...

Early on in the David Lynch masterpiece Mulholland Drive, aspiring actress Betty (Naomi ... (Imprecise, but now’s not the time.) His movies can be terrifying: The witch behind the Winkie ...