Joe Dante’s most biting satire of suburban America sadly loses its nerve at the last minute and becomes as reactionary and curtain-twitching as its central characters.
Tag: David Lynch
The Counter Culture Meets Eighties Neo-Noir – Donald Cammell’s White Of The Eye
The maverick director’s collision of style, slasher and psychedelia remains a seminal moment in American cinema.
Damn Fine Advertising: David Lynch’s TV Commercials
A smattering of the great director’s impressively stylish and uncompromised advertising work.
Jack Nance’s Spanking Video
The star of Eraserhead and Twin Peaks makes an unexpected diversion into the world of fetish erotica.
Heads You Lose: The Strange World Of Murder Me, Monster
A crime investigation meets an incredibly strange creature in an oddly brilliant Argentinian curio.
Raindance 2020: My Thoughts Are Silent
A quiet, cynical and darkly humorous look at Ukrainian life and hopeless dreams of escape that feels both alien and entirely relatable.
In Heaven, Everything Is Fine: Looking Back At Eraserhead
David Lynch’s exploration of dreams, nightmares and the fears of fatherhood remains as startling an experience now as it ever was.
What Did Jack Do? David Lynch Interrogates A Monkey In This Dark Noir Short
David Lynch’s newly released short is a haunting and minimalist crime drama with a murderous monkey at its heart.
“I Wonder Who I Will Be?” – David Lynch’s Existential Nightmare Series ‘Rabbits’
The fearful mystery of David Lynch’s web series of nightmare images.
Ruth, Roses And Revolver: David Lynch’s 1987 Guide To Surrealist Cinema
David Lynch’s Arena documentary is a great starter in surrealist cinema.
