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I still have the poster hanging up around here after about 15 years. It's not horror. It's more of a creepy, gritty dream/nightmare. I know there is a special edition DVD out now that I hear is rather pricey. Be warned though - it's nothing like any of the David Lynch films you may have seen (ie 'Wild At Heart', 'Twin Peaks', 'Lost Highway' or 'Blue Velvet'). It's a rather dry movie, few characters, and very little plot. If you like strange films, I'd definitely say go for it then.
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I disagree it's not Lynch ....It's Lynch at his most raw..every great Lynch movie owes itself to Eraserhead....
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12-12-2004, 04:01 PM
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well it is officialy my favorite movie, and anybody looking for a copy of this pm me and i can help you out if you are interested in dvdr backup`
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I love Eraserhead its a truely fucked up movie that makes me feel weird. I like Eraserhead and Blue Velvet the most out of all his movies the rest are basically pretentious weird for weird sake bullshit but yeh as I've said before at least he's no Ron Howard. FUCK RITCHIE CUNNINGHAM AND HIS TOM HANKS MAN LOVE!
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12-13-2004, 08:08 PM
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I loved eraserhead, it was a film that even though I had no fucking idea what the hell was going on half the time...I quite liked. The semi-disturbing/just plain strange imagery and scenes sure keeps you watching...I wouldn't call it horror either, but, no doubt seeing some of these images might be a little disturbing to some.
As for The Lost Highway, it hmmm....kinda let me down. It was just plain weird, but perhaps the attempted incorporation of some kind of cohesive storyline into all the "weird" was what fucked it for me...who knows?? I have to admit, I DID enjoy and laugh at one scene: "Call your house, I'm there now" "That's fucking crazy, man..." I still wanna check out Mulholland Drive, I've heard like NOTHING but good things about it...yet, don't really have a clue what it's about as yet. I didn't know the Eraserhead dvd was out there ANYWHERE...am I to believe that the only one out there IS worth $40? (Which is like $70 AUD to me), Even so...I would probably grudgingly pay the price... Sam, how much is it on the site you mentioned, the same? Just a personal suggestion for those that have yet to see the film I'm about to mention....if you wanted a KIND OF similar film, that leans more towards horror, with "fucked up" by the bucketload, grab the Japanese (I think) film called Tetsuo: Iron Man Craaaaazy shit.
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I downloaded this a couple days ago...hopefully, Ill have a chance to watch it tonight. Im pumped...:D
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07-27-2005, 06:32 AM
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I just DL'd this movie last night.....wow...talk about a fucked up movie....
Not really sure if I liked it or not....it was different....:confused:
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