One of the most acclaimed films ever made is celebrating its 40th anniversary with an exclusive new soundtrack release honoring David Lynch and Angelo Badalamenti's unforgettable collaboration.
“Blue Velvet”’s mystery of masculinity: How David Lynch’s masterwork reshaped American consciousness
Right about the midpoint of David Lynch’s 1986 breakthrough “Blue Velvet” — and given Lynch’s structural obsessions, it may literally be the midpoint — there is a brief sequence that captures this ...
Norman Rockwell met Norman Bates in David Lynch’s shocker about an ether-huffing kidnapper (Dennis Hopper) who drags an all-American boy (Kyle MacLachlan) into an underworld of perversion and Pabst ...
Showtime’s stunning “Twin Peaks” revival has been a welcome reminder of David Lynch’s genius, showing that even at age 71 he can still layer the dreamy artificiality of classic Hollywood with his own ...
A cinematic obsessive with the filmic palate of a starving raccoon, Rob London will watch pretty much anything once. With a mind like a steel trap, he's an endless fount of movie and TV trivia, borne ...
David Lynch’s 1986 film Blue Velvet is a masterpiece, one of the great achievements of cinema. But as the new Blu-ray suggests, making it involved getting the exact right balance of tone - 52 minutes ...
Horror, cult cinema, and animation fans, your shelves are about to get louder.
On the innocuous surface of David Lynch’s unforgettably freaky 1986 Blue Velvet are Laura Dern and Kyle MacLachlan (Yakima’s proud son) as small-town sweethearts. Then, as the voyeuristic MacLachlan ...
Frank: Ah, shit, let's drink to something else. Let's drink to fucking. Yeah, say, "Here's to your fuck, Frank. Ben: If you like, Frank. Here's to your fuck.
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