A Ranking Of David Lynch’s Five Most Essential Films, From The Elephant Man To Twin Peaks
A ranking of David Lynch's finest masterpieces, from The Elephant Man to Mulholland Drive, each a singular vision of nightmare and wonder.
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Naomi Watts Opens Up About Menopause, David Lynch and Her Early Career Struggles at Zurich
Naomi Watts opens up about menopause, her early career struggles, and how David Lynch helped her become a better actor.
Movie Reviews7.4/10
Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me Review — A Dark Prequel That Stands Apart
A grim tale of a girl's final days in a town where no one is innocent, a dark prequel that confounds and rewards the patient watcher.
Movie Reviews8.7/10
Eraserhead Review: Lynch’s Debut Turns Birth Into a Nightmare You Can’t Shake
A nightmare of a man and his monstrous child in a gray industrial city, David Lynch's debut Eraserhead remains a masterwork of dread.
Remedy Honors David Lynch in Control Resonant With a Twin Peaks Quote About Fixing Your Heart
A marquee in a game bears a line from Twin Peaks that now serves as a slogan for a cause far beyond the show.
Movie Reviews7.8/10
The Elephant Man Review: David Lynch’s 1980 Drama Finds the Person Behind the Freak Show
David Lynch's The Elephant Man (1980): John Hurt, Anthony Hopkins, black-and-white photography, BAFTA wins and eight Oscar nominations.
Movie Reviews8.7/10
Mulholland Drive: 25 Years of a Film That Was Never Supposed to Be One
How David Lynch turned a cancelled ABC pilot into Mulholland Drive, the 2001 masterpiece that made Naomi Watts a star and won him Best Director at Cannes.
Movie Reviews7.7/10
Blue Velvet at 40: David Lynch’s Divided, Durable Neo-Noir
David Lynch's Blue Velvet (1986) reviewed: Kyle MacLachlan, Isabella Rossellini, Dennis Hopper and the severed ear that split critics and became a cult classic.
TV Reviews8.7/10
David Lynch’s Twin Peaks turned a small-town murder into television’s strangest investigation
Twin Peaks, David Lynch and Mark Frost's strange murder mystery, still holds up: Agent Cooper, Sheryl Lee's Laura Palmer, and a town that never explains itself.