Inland Empire is definitely not for the cinema-going masses...and I thought Eraserhead was weird and disturbing!
Just binge watched Twin Peaks:The Return recently. It has been described as "pure heroin Lynch", and that seems appropriate. The behind-the-scenes extras on the blu-ray give an interesting glimpse of Lynch at work - he is truly an uncompromising visionary who is hands on with micro-managing everything from cast direction, editing, soundtrack, and even applies the fake blood on the actors himself. Just don't tell him his scenes go on 'too long', or you will bear his wrath, as someone on the set did.
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I have not seen it but the
I have not seen it but the trailer surely seems to be a qualifying window into 'disturbing':
INLAND EMPIRE - Official Trailer
https://youtu.be/KtzSSG8X9e0
("...a 2006 experimental film by David Lynch")
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David Lynch | Cooking Quinoa
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Definitely not for the cinema
Inland Empire is definitely not for the cinema-going masses...and I thought Eraserhead was weird and disturbing!
Just binge watched Twin Peaks:The Return recently. It has been described as "pure heroin Lynch", and that seems appropriate. The behind-the-scenes extras on the blu-ray give an interesting glimpse of Lynch at work - he is truly an uncompromising visionary who is hands on with micro-managing everything from cast direction, editing, soundtrack, and even applies the fake blood on the actors himself. Just don't tell him his scenes go on 'too long', or you will bear his wrath, as someone on the set did.