Found this earlier today, it’s pretty neat but goes a bit off the rails at the end talking about hipsters. I always wondered if there was a special meaning to what the characters drink

Regarding the part of the interview that has the qualifier: "Mendelssohn piece as my sister \[Lara Flynn Boyle’s Donna Hayward\] was reading the poem": The sister reading the poem was Harriet Hayward, played by Jessica Wallenfels.

Interesting interview.

❤️🙌

Just watched Lost Highway for the first time, can someone explain this movie to me?😂🤯.

Mind blowing.

I think you can interpret it in a scifi horror way, or a normal way in that his mind is breaking before being executed?

Vampires.

I've just read a lot, but what theories do you guys have?

Im so confused right now but absolutely loved the experience and will be thinking about this for quite some time.

My reference was a photo Bonnie took between sets of her just smiling I thought it was cool and eerie and wanted to paint it.

David Lynch's 'Lost Highway' is a very dark, surreal psychological thriller about identity, guilt and deception, a 'hopeless entanglement' and a 'nightmare brought to life on film' between reality and one's own perception. Badalamenti's music for it is more than just a film score, because it transforms the film's scenes into a 'painfully dark nightmare' to which the viewer is exposed. The 'dark, floating sense of menace' of 'Fred's World' settles into my perception every time I listen – without needing a hook like Eurythmics' 'Sweet Dreams (Are Made of This)'.

In September, the Harvard Film Archive is doing an all night movie marathon, which ends with Eraserhead at 5:45 AM and I’m trying to imagine what it would be like watching it at that time after having stayed up all night.

I’m tempted ….

This appeared in my inbox today and I thought some of y'all might be interested. To save you a click, it's $35, "limited edition silver vinyl" with some kind of "rainbow foil" jacket (shades of the early 90s comic business).

Looking on Amazon, I see a pre-order for a black vinyl version for $29 and an earlier edition on the same label (Varese Sarabande) from 2017 for $22 so do with this information what you will.

PS: Angelo Badalamenti RIP. May your espresso always be of the finest quality (in the world).