The Monster's Den: Favorite David Lynch Films (w/Mike Portnoy)
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- Опубліковано 25 жов 2024
- Join Pete Pardo, Mike Portnoy, Jamie Laszlo, and Dan Brown as they rank their Top 5 favorite David Lynch films. #davidlynch
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I'm with Mike Portnoy, "The Twin Peaks Universe" is just fantastic, the spellbound people in Denmark when it was on the television. People were discussing who could be the murderer and using the phrase "a damned good cup of coffee"
Agreed! In Italy at the time a comedian used to say 'Twin Peaks'! as a by-word for something 'out there'...everybody was watching it...
10: Dune
9: Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me
8: Inland Empire
7: Wild at Heart
6: Lost Highway
5: The Straight Story
4: Blue Velvet
3: The Elephant Man
2: Mulholland Drive
1: Eraserhead
Fun Fact: Mike said that Twin Peaks was on ABC. So is General Hospital since 1963.
The reason I bring that up is there is a bar&grill on that show called Charlie’s Pub. On the blackboard behind the bar there are different drinks and food listed and if you have a 60” screen one can plainly see a drink offered called:
THE ‘LELAND PALMER’.
Mulholland Drive is my favourite film of all time. Magically simple and complex at the same time. The only film I ever watched and then immediately rewound to the beginning to watch again. And like great works of art you can see it many times and appreciate it without necessarily feeling you have to understand it!
5. Wild at Heart
4. Blue Velvet
3. Mulholland Drive
2. Lost Highway
1. Twin Peaks: The Return (including it as Lynch considers it to be a “long movie”… and his best IMO)
"We are top notch, brother!" - (Dan Brown) Thanks for this episode. I have been a huge fan of Lynch - so I was excited about this. THE MONSTER'S DEN is one of my favorite days of the week. And this was fantastic from top to bottom.
Probably the best Sea of Tranquilty I have seen......Well done to all
Love Love Love this episode, Pete and crew! I'm sure it's been suggested by a lot of other viewers, but I'd love to see a top 5 ranking of Terry Gilliam films! For whatever reason, I always think of Gilliam and Lynch in the same sentence, despite Gilliam's films having more black comedy moments. Thanks again for the great work - Monster's Den has crept into my favorite program on SOT (just nudging out Hudson Valley Squares). Thanks Pete and company!
The most "Lynchian " moment in "Elephant Man is the opening montage with the slow motion imagery.
Now the few minutes with Anne Bancroft's character meeting John Merrick ending with "You are Romeo" ---- "I am??" - Maybe the most magical few minutes of film-making EVER!
man Pete's in for a treat having never seen the TV series
"Here's to your health"
"Ah shit, let's drink to something else"
Pete is SOOOO humble and accommodating. Im sure he is at least as knowledgeable or more so than his copilots but he lets them pontificate themselves into eaches bloviated grave. Class.
In many cases you would certainly be right about Pete knowing as much as his co pilots (band member Chronologies etc.), but in the case of Lynch I doubt he really has a lot of background knowledge, especially compared to guys like Dan and Mike who are hardcore fans through and through. If you didn‘t even watch Twin Peaks you are not that much of a Lynchhead. Of course I might be wrong but I don‘t get the mentioned impression at all from watching this episode.
@@wernermoritz882 yes...your comment is extremely well taken. I was typing in monsters den generalities. Just noticing his restraint
Thank you Pete, Mike, Jamie and Dan for another fun and informative Monster’s Den episode. My top Lynch films are The Elephant Man, Eraser Head, Blue Velvet, Dune and The Straight Story. Jon Hurt’s performance of the Elephant Man was so fascinating and all of the supporting cast were top drawer actors and actresses... great score as well.
I just edited out the contributions of Dan Brown and was left with a Monster's Den episode of 33 minutes and 44 seconds. So suprised that Pete never saw the Twin Peaks series.
1:56 - 2:06 "Was this a nightmare that we wake up from?" I had to fight to not shoot myself in the head! Please time travel backward and send me your edited version so I can get that time of my life back. OMG!
You can tell the other participants wished they lived through that edit, too.
No mistake: I love Dan Brown, a walking movie encyclopedia. But this was a bit too much.
@@mudpappy Oh, clearly!
@@spoteach Yes, but regularly so.
I remember seeing Wild at Heart at the theatre with my cousin. I was rolling on the floor throughout the whole film...people in front of me kept turning their heads towards me with frowns...apparently not everyone found it as hilarious. The best moment was when the dog grabs the human hand in its mouth. Some people got up and left while I was laughing my ass off.
I love (and admire) all of Lynch's movies, from Eraserhead to The Straight Story, but my absolute favorite is Lost Highway which also has the greatest soundtrack I've ever heard!!!
Interesting pick . . my second favorite.
Great soundtrack compiled & produced by Trent Reznor, it was my introduction to Rammstein.
Forgot about "the straight story" yes
Yes, great soundtrack! Even though I can‘t stand Rammstein it sets a certain mood that fits the movie.
Lynch had a heck of a run with Eraserhead, The Elephant Man, Dune and Blue Velvet then even with Lost Highway and Mulholland Dr but his work in all incarnations of Twin Peaks simply are his best.
So Dune still belongs to the run?
@@wernermoritz882 Werner I think so, it seemed people in the chat and the panelists had some trouble with it but I guess I 'get' Lynch's style so it appealed to me.
@@MrFrikkenfrakken I have to rewatch it. Lynch himself doesn‘t like the movie either since he couldn’t put out the version he wanted and had a lot of trouble with the producers. But I am sure almost everybody watching here knows that. 😄
My top five:
1. Mulholland Drive
2. Twin Peaks (all of it)
3. Blue Velvet
4. The Straight Story
5. Lost Highway
I've always loved Lynch's quote on the back of the Straight Story soundtrack "Tenderness can be just as abstract as insanity."
Oh, and just six years after Eraserhead, Jack Nance was in the "Institutionalized" video from Suicidal Tendencies!
Guys, please keep these going. Love that they're super long and in depth. These videos are so great.
Nice, will definitively watch this. My favorite kind of movies. Top 5
1. Mulholland Drive
2. Blue Velvet
3. Twin Peaks - Fire walk with me
4. Lost Highway
5. Eraserhead
Same #1.
Thank you so moch for this great show.
5. Wild at Heart
4. Lost Highway
3. Blue Velvet
2. Mulholland Drive
1. Twin Peaks - The Entire TP Universe
Great to see Mike Portnoy is such a big
Twin Peaks fanatic.
The owls are not what they seem.
The Hitchcock episode covered my favourite director and this one covered my number two. What a tremendous watch! For me, I’ve never quite recovered from the first time I saw Twin Peaks on TV, especially the bit where Bob clambered over the sofa! Great work, all of you!
I love all ten David Lynch movies, but these are my top five. 1) Lost Highway 2) Mulholland Drive 3) Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me 4) Inland Empire 5) Wild At Heart
Blue Velvet. i love how the theme of duality is presented in such a strong way all through it. though the Twin Peaks universe is my favorite Lynchian... presentation, i guess.
Man this was great! Blew my mind at the end with the Andy Hardy connection. I've seen those movies and the NY one isn't like the other ones. I'd have never made that connection with Blue Velvet but see it now.
Oh Pete! You'll LOVE Twin Peaks (esp. the pilot) and The Return (esp. ep.8). "She's wrapped in plastic." And you'll understand so much more about Fire Walk with Me, but still be confused 🤔 no matter how many times you watch it. Thanks for finally doing a David Lynch show! I appreciate it. The Angelo Badalamenti score is fabulous; and I love Julee Cruise's singing.
Do you guys watch Lynch's Weather Report every day? What a hoot!
No Mike. I'm the world's biggest TP universe fan!!! Wanna fight?? Actually I'd love to spend hours with you talking TP.
1 - Blue Velvet.
2 - Dune.
3 - The Elephant Man.
4 - Wild at Heart.
5 - Lost Highway.
Ripper street is excellent, Jerome Flynn is the actor Dan was thinking of.
Like I have said before: never too long if it's the Monster's Den, thank you fellas, always a joy.
Pete at half was, we need to finish guys, and the show continue for hour and half hahaha
Thanks to Mike, Jamie, Dan and you, too, Pete, for this great episode of The Monster's Den. Never a huge fan of Lynch until the first season of Twin Peaks arrived on television. Was hooked from the first episode and never looked back. But this episode is going to make me rewatch some of these films yet again. Haven't seen all the movies mentioned so some to track down. The passion of the four co-captains make that a must. I 'm with Mike and would put Twin Peaks at the top. Others in my five would be The Elephant Man, Blue Velvet and Mulholland Drive. Thanks, gentlemen, for taking all that time to entertain those of us watching.
1. Mulholland Dr.
2. Lost Highway
3. TPFWWM
4. Blue Velvet
5. The Straight Story
Love the pink room track, in Fire walk with me, in nightclub, breathes a brooding, enticing, sensous hypnotic spell over the viewer. Also mystery man scene in Lost highway is genius. I cant rate his movies. Great maverick of movies. More directors need to break the mould, be different take chances.
the Pink Room track was composed by David, and is one o' my favorite pieces o' film score - i never get tired o' listening to it...
I love Lynch's movies, but somehow, I had the mistaken impression that Pete didn't care for them, so I'm very happy to see that I was wrong about that! I won't be able to watch this live but will definitely watch it later. My favorite Lynch film, after all of these years, is still "Blue Velvet." I love that it's so chilling and sinister, but also features such a sweetheart of a character as the one played by Laura Dern!
This has been my favorite video on SoT, and maybe on you tube. But I am a "Lynchininan" and to see so much passion over DL's work by this group is awesome. My fav of his films is Mulholland Drive.... as an aside, I saw it for the first time on 42street in NYC after a shift working at ground zero ant the WTC side after 9-11. It was a surreal experience, and I did not get the film either on the first viewing but I knew I had seen something extraordinary. It was not until a few more viewings and reading a couple of you tube videos that I pieced it together for myself.
The one thing I have felt about DL's films is also has quite an appreciation for "The Wizard of OZ", and the scene at Rita and Adam's engagement party reminded my of the the ending of The Wizard where all Dorothy's OZ characters were people she knew, where in Betty errr Dianne's case they were at the party (the cowboy, Coco, Bob Brinkers new comes) up etc. David leaves so much of the interpretation up to the viewer.
The rest of his work is great and I have them all , but MDrive for my on on my all time film favorite list! Thanks for 2 1/2 hours well spent, the only YT video that long I have ever sat through. Check out his other visual and music stuff, truly one of the greatest artists alive.
I had about the same experience as Mike with Mulholland Drive.
Great, great show all. I could've watched another hour on Lynch! Pete. Once you get caught up on the Twin Peaks universe, I would LOVE to hear you discuss your experience with it with Mr. Portnoy. That would be great. While I'm surprised you never watched the original series, I envy you being able to experience it for the first time. It's such an incredible series! Do, do watch it!
Though I love both seasons, Season 1 is some of the best television entertainment ever produced.
Even though it`s not really considered a horror movie, for me, Eraserhead is one of the most disturbing movies I`ve ever seen. Pure nightmare stuff. Also, Twin Peaks the Return which Lynch considers one big movie, is some of his best work.
5.Wild at Heart
4.Twin Peaks Fire Walk With Me
3.The Elephant Man
2. Mulholland Drive
1. Blue Velvet
Pete, if you love Fire Walk With Me, you NEED to watch Missing Pieces which was released in 2014. It has all the deleted scenes from Fire Walk With Me. It acts as an alternate version of Fire Walk With Me, OR it fills in ALL the gaps of Fire Walk With Me, making an already masterpiece that much more cohesive!
1) The Elephant Man
2) Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me
3) Blue Velvet
4) Mulholland Dr.
5) The Straight Story
5. The Elephant Man
4. The Straight Story
3. Lost Highway
2. Fire Walk With Me (love The Return too)
1. Blue Velvet
Amazing! Hope to see more of this.
This has definitely reignited my interest in Lynch. I’ve seen most of his films, but it’s time to re-watch and view the couple I’ve never seen.
Portnoy said it perfectly - the whole Twin Peaks universe is where it's at 👌
"Eraserhead" is by far the strangest movie I've ever seen, followed by "Pink Flamingos" (dir. John Waters).
Great show, yet again. Maybe the following suggestion falls outside the Monsters' Den framework, but... how about ranking top 5 episodes of series - e.g., Twilight Zone (per season), X-files (only the 'independent' episodes), etc.
With you on the Twilight zone, tho for me, must be orginal series created by the masterful Rod Sterling.
I didn't expect an episode about David Lynch, great show!
My top 5:
1) The Straight Story
2) Blue Velvet
3) Mulholland Drive
4) Wild At Heart
5) Lost Highway
I'm with Mike on this - the whole Twin Peaks universe would be my no. 1. I was absolutely obsessed with the original series when it came out, saw Fire Walk With Me on the day of release etc. But it was 'The Return' which finally sealed the deal. I thought it dealt with expections/nostalgia absolutely perfectly, by blowing the whole thing apart. A few people (original fans) I knew really didn't like it, (and obviously it doesn't have the same almost cosily quirky atmosphere, and is much more superficially 'graphic'); but I think they were forgetting, as Mike pointed out - there were moments in the original that were as intense and terrifying as anything you can imagine. And the new series built on that, expanded on the folklore, was completely hilarious and genuinely some of the best filmed entertainment I've ever seen.
Sorry about the extended narrative.
Anyway, the top 5 not inc Twin Peaks -
Blue Velvet
Mulholland Drive
The Straight Story
Lost Highway
Wild At Heart
All my friends, my fiancee, and I used to get together on TP night with cherry pie & coffee. Gotta light? There was some chemical enhancement too.
David Lynch loved Sheryl Lee so much that he wrote in the part of Maddie just to have her play someone alive.
And Bob (Frank Silva) was not planned to be a character. Frank was a set designer, but there's a shot early on where we catch an accidental glimpse of him in a mirror in the Palmer house. And "Bob" was born!
My favorite is without a doubt Mulholland Drive, it is his masterpiece.
It's his Greatest Hits film. My favorite too.
@@terriblecrayon greatest hits? 🤔 Not sure if I get this analogy.
@@wernermoritz882 To me, it's got all of the things that Lynch is known for wrapped up in a nice, beautiful package.
@@terriblecrayon yes, all that and a bit more. To me MD is the most thought provoking of all his movies, I haven‘t spent half as much time analyzing his other movies. What a screenplay!
I agree. It's classic film noir and there's something about stories of the dark, hidden underbelly of Hollywood.
My top 5 David Lynch movies
1. Lost Highway
2. Mulholland Drive
3. Blue Velvet
4. Wild at Heart
5. Dune
1 Blue Velvet 2 Mulholland 3 Eraserhead 4 Fire Walk 5 Lost Highway
"The Straight Story" is an often forgotten gem with great cinematography , understated soundtrack and an absolutely sublime Richard Farnsworth .
His last film before he died.
Such a moving film and such a great performance. I'm glad to see that other people love it here too.
It really is a great film.
Eraserhead is genuinely unsettling. The fact John Hurt didn't get an Oscar for The Elephant Man is a disgrace.
Films don't come much finer than The Elephant Man.
@@reclaimerReclaimer It was genius to make it in black and white.
My top David lynch movies would be:
5:Blue velvet
4: The Elephant man
3: Wild at heart
2:Eraserhead
1:Dune
I Love Dune. Very underrated movie, an amazing work. Even the writer of the book, Frank Herbert liked the movie, at the time.
Let's see what comes out with this new Dune movie... if it will surpass the original... it's a hard task, definitly.
5. Lost Highway
4. Blue Velvet
3. The Straight Story
2. Mulholland Drive
1. The Elephant Man
My list is: 1. Mulholland Drive 2. Blue Velvet 3. Lost Highway 4. Wild at Heart 5. Eraserhead
I really love a lot of Twin Peaks but it falls off hard in the second season, so that keeps it from being a true classic in my eyes. As for The Return, I recognize its creatively amazing but sorry to say I find it very slow and ponderous, maybe a little too cryptic and unengaging most of the time. I think Ive gotten to episode 11. It takes too much time more me to get invested in TV shows in general.
Not really a big Lynch fan, I do love The Elephant Man and like maybe Blue Velvet and Wild at Heart. But The Elephant Man I'd say is his masterpiece, one of the best and most beautiful films ever made. After this, as a director he went a different way that didn't quite speak to my taste again. For me, it's a bit like Scorsese I pretty much like one film of his that I also consider a masterpiece and an American classic; Taxi Driver.
D.W. Griffith invented the language of cinema. John Ford mastered it. Stanley Kubrick perfected it.
1. Blue Velvet
2. Eraser Head
3. Wild At Heart
4. Elephant Man
5. Mulholland Drive
Honorable Mention: The original "Twin Peak" series.
Mulholland Drive is my favorite.
Great Stuff! I remember on TV- "Entertainment Tonight" was with Hopper when they announced 1986's Oscar Nominations.
So funny seeing the smile AND confusion on his face when they announced his name for his role in "Hoosiers".
Honestly as iconic as the role of Frank Booth is, its Hopper just doing vein-bulge manic Hopper. Dennis's acting IS more skillful in "Hoosiers"
Another funny Lynch TV memory: Again "Entertainment Tonight" showing a "Twin Peaks" watch party with the folks dressed as the characters.
One of them was "dressed" as Laura Palmer - on the couch in a body bag with her face peaking out of the zipper! LOL.
Something meta "Lynchian" about that!
Mike are you aware of the fan-edited version of Fire Walk With Me that intersperses all the 90 minutes of "missing pieces" into the theatrical release? It's worth checking out. It definitely makes the already released masterpiece even more cohesive.
Thank you for David Lynch topic. Many great films.
But my #1 is always "Blue Velvet" great show, good job Pete 👍
5 The Straight Story 4 Eraserhead 3 Lost Highway 2 Mulholland Drive 1 The Elephant Man I havent seen Inland Empire Laura Palmer Wild At Heart or Dune I didnt like Blue Velvet as much i will have to see it again Ive seen Bits of the show TP when i was an early Teenager - I will try to watch all of his stuff - Hes Amazing
If only Dan could learn to open up a little more 😆
Yeah, he reminds me of Steve from the Monday Night Hudson Valley Squares. Nice guy, but there's no off switch and it can become a little tedious at times. I don't mean to be offensive, rude or mean, but when one guy constantly feels the need to educate everyone all the time on the history of everything related to the topic and then continues to interject more and more when other's are talking, it gets tough to watch after a while. I really wish he'd had more self-control and let others finish what they are saying, especially when it's their turn. You can even see Pete get visibly annoyed with how long these episodes get due to all the tangents, but Pete's too nice of a guy to say anything.
I’ll admit, I like Dan and his tangents… but I do notice him going a little overboard sometimes. And I think he notices too. Definitely on this episode.
I have to agree with all the comments here. Indeed, the diplomacy displayed by you fellas is exemplary. It's only because I have the greatest respect for Pete and my genuine enjoyment of his channel, that I've bitten my tongue in the past regarding Mr. Brown's, shall we say, long windedness. If that comes across as offensive, that's not my intention. It is possible to be knowledgeable and informative with an eye toward brevity.
@@Danimal77 Very well said!
@@cameramanzoomit I completely agree with you. I find myself falling asleep as he drones on with history we don't care about and info about movies that aren't even on his list.
Great show Pete!
Bravo 2 Jamie. I effin forgot "the straight story" thank you
OK after Pete ingests all of the TP universe, he and Portnoy have to do a video on that!!
I'll tune in for that. I'm a TP fanatic!!
@@katesjanice Yes! I'll recommend to you the Red Letter Media videos on TP, especially The Return are pretty great... They kind of mock other stuff out there that "explains everything". They don't try, they just enjoy it like we did.
It would be a 4 hour video
Great episode. Lynch is a real genius. Contrary to the panel here, I especially value Inland Empire. Yes it's maybe too long, too far out (The Rabbit Scene, WTF) etc. but man, just re-watch this epic with at least 5 years in between and discover the many 'Lynch-ian' layers in this story. However, my favorite Lynch movie will always be Mulholland Drive. And, like Mike mentioned, what about ep.8 of Twin Peaks III : Got a Light ? Inside the detonation of an atomic bomb ?? The weirdest 50min or so ever caught on film. Cheers from The Netherlands !!
my favorite is Mulholland Drive! great video!
Jodorowsky's Dune would have been amazing.
I wish I could even flip through that huge book with storyboards for a while!!!
Regarding "Dune" - it is not a bad film. We all know that DeLarentis hijacked Lynch's vision of Dune. His original cut was 4 hours long - you can't cut that down to less than 2 hours & keep continuity & have it make sense.
Dune is one of my top 3 favorite books and I still like this movie as it has DL stamped all over it.
Here's my Top 5 DL movies
Blue Velvet
The Elephant Man
Lost Highway
Eraserhead
Wild at Heart
It's funny Jamie mentioned 'moving paintings'... I feel the same way towards many of Peter Greenaway's films...
You can‘t do a show like this without saying that sentence about Lynch.
Hello! Very good episode this series. Fire walk with me..is my favorite David Lynch movie.
My wife and my first date night was the movie Elephant Man.
I haven’t watched any David Lynch yet 😢
…other than half of Inland Empire a few years ago; I was trying to stay awake but both of my friends were already asleep, it was about 2 AM, and I gave up when I realized I was only halfway through (and had no idea what the f**k was going on).
That being said, it was still a lot of fun to watch this. I’ve been trying to watch more classic movies lately and I will DEFINITELY dig into his catalog very soon! Thanks for the recommendations!
Saw Eraser Head when it first hit the video rental stores. I was permanently scarred. In a good way.
I've only ever heard Tarantino speak well of Lynch. I know for sure Tarantino loved blue velvet.
Lost Highway is my favourite
Lynch is a genius!
I love all of his films, but Lost Highway, Mullholland Drive, and Wild at Heart are my favorites. I also really dug Inland Empire. Basically, count me in if DL directed it.
Amazing video bro, Love Twin Peaks 🤘🏻 greetings from Mexico City
I remember my dvd copy of mullholland drive including an insert with ten clues to help the viewer unlock the story, definitely one of his tougher watches.
If you have the time, watch one of the UA-cam Mullholland Drive deep analysis vids that Portnoy mentioned. You'll be shocked on how clear the plot line really is. Highly recommended.
1. Elephant Man
2. Mulholland Dr.
3. Blue Velvet
4. Lost Highway
5. Wild At Heart
The only one I don’t like is Inland Empire
Also The Straight Story has a beautiful Angelo Badalamenti soundtrack which is a film that reminds me of the film Paris Texas which also stars Harry Dean Staton and Dean Stockwell
Love this topic, Lynch is dark,weird and creepy, but very entertaining, right up my alley
Those chickens in Eraserhead
great show guys….the final season of twin peaks was such a hoot 🦉 inland empire deserves more ❤️
Love that you guys did an episode about David Lynch! I wish you wouldn't say so many spoilers, especially about Twin Peaks. I know it's old, and people should've seen it by now, but if you're trying to introduce his work to new fans, that isn't a great way to do it. That Jamie guy almost seems to take joy in it, so he can like show off how much he knows. Very annoying.
I don't think I gave away any spoilers (maybe one with my spoiler alert sign). And Twin Peaks wasn't on my list...so I didn't talk about that at all.
Looking forward to this show. The De Palma episode IMHO the stuff of legend. Can't wait for that severed ear prop (courtesy of Mr. Lazlo).
i thought the Elephant Man was a great film when it when came out. it's such a beautiful, heart-wrenching film. and i'm sorry/not sorry, but i also loved (and continue to love) Dune. that book is NOT easy to distill into a 2-hour endeavor, but Lynch gave it a great shot. i feel there is still a lot to love about that film. he was also considered to direct the Empire Strikes Back if i'm not mistaken, so even georgey boy saw something in him. i feel Lynch embraces mythology - both western (which are more linear) and eastern (which are so not). S1 Twin Peaks was a masterwork, S2 was less engaging, but still better than 99% o' tv back then; the Return definitely has great moments with one episode which is probably my all-time favorite tv episode ever...
Hi Guys. Great show. Dan is a wealth of knowledge. I love it. I would rather listen to "To Tame a Land" than watch Dune. I have only seen 4 movies. However, my number 1 and 1A would be Blue Velvet and Mulholland Drive.
Is M P an Italian Catholic of NY origin ? ? Im a little younger and he reminds me of my beloved uncle Victor from Staten island. Uncanny !!! Love them both !!! And monsters den is fun. Thanx
Jack Nance is also in The Original music Video in 1983 for Institutionalized by Suicidal Tendencies - Hes the Father with The Goatee
As much as I would love to see Twin Peaks season 4, I would not expect to have any more closure and certainly no happy ending.
Loved Wild at Heart as well Defoe is amazing
First Jellyfish. Then King's X. Now the original Twin Peaks. Come on, Pete! Some of the greatest television in history...to be succinct!! But, "getting back to Blue Velvet.."
This is the best video on YT!
Only seen a couple of Lynch films.
Love Dune and The Elephant Man.
Sure I've seen Blue Velvet, but long time ago.
Interesting show guys.