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60 of 220 · most liked firstWithout Mel Brooks hiring Lynch to make THE ELEPHANT MAN — on the strength of ERASERHEAD alone — he is very likely just a guy who made a weird film at AFI. That whole filmography you love doesn’t happen. We all need sponsors and mentors and patrons. We need people who believe in us.
unlabelledView post →Favorite review: “It is the most terrifying horror movie I have seen since Eraserhead. The tension! Will the table setting be symmetrical? If the fork is out of alignment, will the simulation crash?”
unlabelledView post →Eraserhead is a rite of passage many encounter in late high school or first year, pitched to them as a 'fucked up movie,' rental store contraband, basement watched deep in the night, only to haunt them for the rest of their lives like a shadow in ways they won't fully comprehend for decades
unlabelledView post →Film school is a funny experience cause half the kids show up wanting to make Eraserhead and the majority of the profs are like erm what does this have to do with shooting NCIS
unlabelledView post →never going to forget when my undergrad professor did a screening of ERASERHEAD on campus back in georgia and it was a packed house… then the movie started and the walkout was massive. I remember one guy yelling “it just doesn’t make sense!!!” on the way out
unlabelledView post →Eraserhead is a great movie about how babies are disgusting freaks who hate you
unlabelledView post →Eraserhead (1977) Directed by David Lynch
unlabelledView post →Sadly, legendary filmmaker David Lynch passed away at the age of 78 yesterday, just four days shy of his 79th birthday. His first feature-length film was the independent surrealist film Eraserhead (1977), which saw success as a midnight movie. More here: www.facebook.com/photo/?fbid=...
unlabelledView post →A film a day 2026? Perhap? Starting off festive with Eraserhead
unlabelledView post →No one has ever made a better movie about parenting than ERASERHEAD.
unlabelledView post →"Believe it or not, Eraserhead is my most spiritual film." "Eh-Elaborate on that." "No. I won't."
unlabelledView post →ERASERHEAD is a Thanksgiving movie.
unlabelledView post →Today we celebrate the 1977 world premiere of Eraserhead, the debut feature by David Lynch. It opened in Los Angeles to a crowd of twenty-five unsuspecting people and has become a legendary midnight movie & an essential work of avant-garde cinema.
unlabelledView post →I never perceived Eraserhead as a horror movie. That would be trying to force it into a box, and it surely defies that. I don't know what I would classify it as, and it doesn't matter. I'm looking forward to a sleepy night, when I can watch it through brain fog and just surrender myself... #filmsky
unlabelledView post →Hats of to David Lynch. You never forget watching Eraserhead for the first time. And you never forget Eraserhead. Beautiful film-maker. Great hair.
unlabelledView post →"Eraserhead" was a seminal midnight movie when I was a kid. But "Fire Walk With Me" really did it for me. RIP the world has lost a talent. www.hollywoodreporter.com/movies/movie...
unlabelledView post →I watched Eraserhead for the first time last night, it's so cool that Mel Brooks saw that and was like "I gotta give this guy a movie"
unlabelledView post →David Lynch: Believe it or not, Eraserhead is my most spiritual film. Interviewer: Elaborate on that. David Lynch: evil baby
unlabelledView post →What's a horror film more people should be aware of? THE CORNSHUKKER (1997), an ERASERHEAD-esque SOV no budget regional horror flick about a peaceful cryptid that turns not so peaceful when humans encroach upon its territory
unlabelledView post →This poster for Eraserhead is even more frightening than the film.
unlabelledView post →📽️🩸 I'm making a list myself, for reasons, & am curious about all of you: What's a movie/movie scene that genuinely scared you? For me it's usually a single scene or image that stays w me, but occasionally it's the whole tone of a film. Three examples: A Field in England, Exorcist III, Eraserhead.
unlabelledView post →"So, we need the soundtrack fast. It's for some space drug movie called Dune or something, by that Eraserhead guy." Toto:
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unlabelledView post →The first David Lynch movie I ever saw was "Eraserhead", high on mushrooms in my sophomore year of college. I have never been the same.
unlabelledView post →Desperate Living The Story of Temple Drake Honky Tonk Freeway Go Bubba Ho-Tep Night Moves Weirdly, Superman An aggressively curated selection of WKRP eps Son of The Mask Paths of Glory Segment 2 of the Twilight Zone movie Eraserhead Streets of Fire Crossing Delancey Speed 2: Cruise Control
unlabelledView post →Eraserhead is a movie about when the child has bad vibes
unlabelledView post →very glad I don't get nightmares based on media I've consumed because I just finished watching ERASERHEAD and that baby is the worst thing I've ever experienced. great movie
unlabelledView post →Eraserhead (1977 480p?). Eraserhead is a 1977 American independent surrealist psychological body horror film[3] written, directed, produced, and edited by David Lynch. Lynch also created its score and sound design, which included pieces by a variety of other musicians. Shot in black and white, it was Lynch's first feature-length effort following several short films. Starring Jack Nance, Charlotte Stewart, Jeanne Bates, Judith Anna Roberts, Laurel Near, and Jack Fisk.…
unlabelledView post →Do NOT let me pick the film for babyfur movie night. I will choose a midnight screening of Eraserhead (1977)… …again.
unlabelledView post →The team from @santaragione.com watching Eraserhead: "What an amazing movie. Almost perfect! If only it had some horse genitalia."
unlabelledView post →There are some movies that once you've seen them you will never forget them. Eraserhead was that movie.
unlabelledView post →Guy who has only seen The Boss Baby, watching his second movie, Eraserhead: "This boss baby has a different managerial style."
unlabelledView post →On this day (16th January) in 1980, the Scala Cinema was showing Dementia (1955) and Eraserhead (1977) as a double bill.
unlabelledView post →Japanese poster produced in 1981 for the movie, "Eraserhead" (1977), directed by David Lynch.
unlabelledView post →Eraserhead on 35 for my first movie in a theater of the year!
unlabelledView post →Happy Letterboxd Friday. Had the joy of showing some friends David Lynch’s magnum opus in Eraserhead. Fun to see the mix of admiration and “I’m never gonna watch that again” sentiments for the film #Letterboxdfriday #lastfourwatched
unlabelledView post →The only other "no" I've seen this powerful was when David Lynch refused to explain why Eraserhead was his most spiritual movie
unlabelledView post →Oppenheimer and the resurgence of Blu-ray and DVDs: How to stop your films and music from disappearing. Oppenheimer and the resurgence of Blu-ray and DVDs: How to stop your films and music from disappearing ======================================================================================================  In an era where many films…
unlabelledView post →"Believe it or not, Eraserhead is my most spiritual film" "Elaborate on that" "No, I wont"
unlabelledView post →The entire time I'm watching this movie it makes me feel like I've missed the last five minutes. #FrightClub #Eraserhead
unlabelledView post →Eraserhead is a Christmas movie
unlabelledView post →TCM tonight is an entire semester of film school: A WOMAN UNDER THE INFLUENCE, STRANGER THAN PARADISE, KILLER OF SHEEP, DAUGHTERS OF THE DUST, and ERASERHEAD.
unlabelledView post →“Eraserhead is my most spiritual film” “Elaborate on that…” “No”
unlabelledView post →David Lynch Dead: ‘Twin Peaks’ and ‘Mulholland Drive’ Director Was 78 - The New York Times. >A visionary, his films included “Eraserhead,” “Blue Velvet” and “Mulholland Drive,” considered his masterwork. He brought his skewed view to the small screen with “Twin Peaks.”…
unlabelledView post →LA friends! My wife works at Greystone Mansion & Gardens where Eraserhead was mostly filmed. They're hosting a screening on Fri, Sep 12th. See the film and tour select filming locations! (I don't work for the mansion, just excited to promote the event) Tix & info: secure.rec1.com/CA/city-of-b...
unlabelledView post →Eraserhead is a Thanksgiving movie.
unlabelledView post →Yesterday’s movie snippet answer: Eraserhead, 1977 Did the movie deliver on what the poster promised?
unlabelledView post →Post a Horror Movie that begins with the letter “E” E=Eraserhead
unlabelledView post →When I was a freshman in college in 1986 I took a nice, cute girl I really liked to see this quirky sounding movie called Eraserhead. First and last date 😂😂
unlabelledView post →Upcoming events for Seattle-area cheapskates. This is the opposite of a complete list of everything going on around town. It's only what intrigues one weirdo, me, by being at least A LITTLE OUT OF THE ORDINARY while also being FREE or AFFORDABLE. I'll be the fat old fart in the back row. *You are not allowed to have any fun whatsoever until you have AT LEAST contacted your elected reps to demand Donald Trump's impeachment and Elon Musk's arrest, and been to AT LEAST one rally against the coup.…
unlabelledView post →"Eraserhead" alternative poster 1977 dir: David Lynch artist: Laszlo Nagy #filmsky
unlabelledView post →Trust me when I say that Eraserhead is not actually a good first date film.
unlabelledView post →Now I’m thinking “what’s the darkest movie that could still be Muppets.” I think it might be Eraserhead.
unlabelledView post →David Lynch's peculiar note to his parents to not to see his first theatrical film, #Eraserhead.
unlabelledView post →Eraserhead (1977) is a haunting, nightmare logic masterpiece of pure cinematic surrealism. It remains a titan of underground cinema. Running regularly alongside The Rocky Horror Picture Show (1975), it became a staple on the midnight-movie circuit. #avantgarde #bodyhorror #horror #horrormovies
unlabelledView post →Over 48 years ago & this is still 1 of the greatest creatures ever created for a film. Spike the Eraserhead baby made by David Lynch. He never revealed how he made it. As it should be. Jack Nance called it an overrated sock puppet. Lynch provided Spike's voice. #DavidLynch #Eraserhead #JackNance
unlabelledView post →Upcoming events for Seattle-area cheapskates. This is the opposite of a complete list of everything going on around town. It's only what intrigues one weirdo, me, by being at least A LITTLE OUT OF THE ORDINARY while also being FREE or AFFORDABLE. I'll be the fat old fart in the back row. *You are not allowed to have any fun whatsoever until you have AT LEAST contacted your elected reps to demand Donald Trump's impeachment and Elon Musk's arrest, and been to AT LEAST one protest against the…
unlabelledView post →It has occurred to me that my view of Eraserhead as a profoundly comforting movie may not be the dominant take.
unlabelledView post →Celebrating the eccentric director David Lynch and his film, Eraserhead. . #DavidLynch #drawinghive #eraserhead #movies
unlabelledView post →My one piece of movie advice: Don’t ever watch Eraserhead =)
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