I try very hard to rarely stray from the topic of film here at Bitchin’ Film Reviews. But sometimes I can’t help myself, like now. Have you seen the music video David Lynch made for Moby? It’s bitchin’. Now if only he’d just stop producing stuff and do another feature length film…
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Tags: David Lynch · The Alphabet
From the second Mulholland Dr. starts, you’ll be enraptured with it. It’s clearly a masterpiece from the beginning, and forces you to explore yourself in order to find it’s meaning. Despite some people calling Eraserhead David Lynch’s masterpiece, this is it.
After a brutal car accident in Los Angeles, California, Rita (Laura Harring) is the sole [...]
Tags: David Lynch · Laura Harring · Mulholland Dr. · Naomi Watts
Like all of David Lynch’s movies, Inland Empire boasts that patented nightmarish/dreamlike quality that we’ve come to expect from him. This is Lynch’s last feature film to date, and currently has nothing in production.
When Lynch announced that he was making a new film, starring Laura Dern, shot only on a digital camera, all he said [...]
Tags: David Lynch · Inland Empire · Justin Theroux · Laura Dern
If art imitates life, I want to spend one day in the messed up, deviant world that David Lynch lives in. The best part about his films is the fact you have no idea what you’re getting yourself into. All bets are off. Lost Highway will plunge you into a dark, tense world [...]
Tags: Balthazar Getty · Bill Pullman · David Lynch · Lost Highway · Patricia Arquette · Robert Loggia
Finding Inland Empire far too inaccessible for a David Lynch beginner, someone recommended I watch Blue Velvet. Released in 1986, this film is a masterpiece. A terrifying masterpiece.
The story follows Jeffrey Beaumont (Kyle MacLachlan), a college student who’s returned from his studies to help out at his father’s hardware store after some sort of incident [...]
Tags: Blue Velvet · David Lynch · Isabella Rossellini · Kyle MacLachlan · Laura Dern
