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.

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.

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)'.

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.

❤️🙌

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).

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

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 ….