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INLAND EMPIRE x ARTWORKS // Dreaming With David Lynch Part 3
From the transcendent Winkies diner jumpscare in Mulholland Dr. to nightmares of Bob in Twin Peaks, our guy David Lynch was a true master of horror when he wanted to be. That’s what we’re obsessed with in this third and final leg of our Lynch marathon: honing in on terror, in the director’s final, bewildering feature Inland Empire, and some of his eeriest artworks.
Using (literally, gorily) raw materials and violent scenarios, Lynch’s mixed-media paintings show that his visual art can often be more strikingly obvious than his wonderful films - and, featuring Laura Dern in a career-best, multifaceted role, Inland Empire is certainly proof of that, too.
It’s our last lunch with Lynch for now, but not forever - see ya in our dreams and nightmares!!
SHOW NOTES:
Paintings referenced:
Boy Lights Fire
Rat Meat Bird
Change the Fuckin’ Channel Fuckface
I Burn Pinecone and Throw In Your House
SPECIAL EVENT
Eliza and friend of the pod Ivana (@avabanisher) are hostin a Twin Peaks season 1 marathon on April 5, celebrating the 35th anniversary of David Lynch’s seminal (and yes, SPOOKIE) show!! It’s the perfect way to wrap up our Dreaming With David Lynch Midnight Marathon, we’d love to see ya there :))
Get your free tickets HERE (plus screening will feature coffee, pie and Peaksian snacks for a small donation 😉)
Become ONE_OF_US here on Patreon
LETTERBOXD
Sound: Anthony Carr
Art: Kazuki Komatsu
NEXT EPISODE = Twin Picks: NOSFERATU (1972) x SHADOW OF THE VAMPIRE
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By Midnight Screening ProductionsFrom the transcendent Winkies diner jumpscare in Mulholland Dr. to nightmares of Bob in Twin Peaks, our guy David Lynch was a true master of horror when he wanted to be. That’s what we’re obsessed with in this third and final leg of our Lynch marathon: honing in on terror, in the director’s final, bewildering feature Inland Empire, and some of his eeriest artworks.
Using (literally, gorily) raw materials and violent scenarios, Lynch’s mixed-media paintings show that his visual art can often be more strikingly obvious than his wonderful films - and, featuring Laura Dern in a career-best, multifaceted role, Inland Empire is certainly proof of that, too.
It’s our last lunch with Lynch for now, but not forever - see ya in our dreams and nightmares!!
SHOW NOTES:
Paintings referenced:
Boy Lights Fire
Rat Meat Bird
Change the Fuckin’ Channel Fuckface
I Burn Pinecone and Throw In Your House
SPECIAL EVENT
Eliza and friend of the pod Ivana (@avabanisher) are hostin a Twin Peaks season 1 marathon on April 5, celebrating the 35th anniversary of David Lynch’s seminal (and yes, SPOOKIE) show!! It’s the perfect way to wrap up our Dreaming With David Lynch Midnight Marathon, we’d love to see ya there :))
Get your free tickets HERE (plus screening will feature coffee, pie and Peaksian snacks for a small donation 😉)
Become ONE_OF_US here on Patreon
LETTERBOXD
Sound: Anthony Carr
Art: Kazuki Komatsu
NEXT EPISODE = Twin Picks: NOSFERATU (1972) x SHADOW OF THE VAMPIRE