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60 of 198 · most liked firstLost Highway (1997) 🎬🖤 Directed by David Lynch
unlabelledView post →This spring, FANGORIA pays tribute to one of the most visionary filmmakers of all time - David Lynch. Though Lynch’s film work spanned (and defied) genres, his dark visions over the years – from ERASERHEAD to BLUE VELVET to LOST HIGHWAY and beyond – have left an indelible imprint on our readers.
unlabelledView post →You have been visited by Jazz Bill Pullman from the classic David Lynch film Lost Highway, he’s playing his saxophone so we don’t have to read this bullshit
unlabelledView post →I'm baffled by Roger Ebert's love for Mulholland Drive. He gave it 4 stars and said he "forgave" Lynch for Lost Highway and Wild At Heart because they were necessary to make Mulholland Drive I mean it's a good movie but I don't know what separated it to Ebert from those, other than hot girls kissing
unlabelledView post →Lost Highway (1997) Directed by David Lynch
unlabelledView post →One thing about David Lynch that might be completely unique in a film career is that there’s about five of his movies where if you told me it’s his Absolute best film or Absolute worst film I couldn’t really disagree either way. I love Lost Highway but it’s a song you either vibe with or don’t.
unlabelledView post →Finally watched Lost Highway for the first time, a movie whose moral seems to be "don't bang late 90s Patricia Arquette if you want to live a peaceful life" and idk maybe peace is overrated
unlabelledView post →I wrote about LOST HIGHWAY for my horror column. This one is different from his later films. We aren't meant to identify or empathize with anyone. We are meant to observe. It's closer to his work as a painter where rationalization is elusive & the world is cruel. www.patreon.com/posts/monste...
unlabelledView post →By the way, when I watched Lost Highway for the first time, as David Bowie said it in the ending song, the film was driving me crazy. lol
unlabelledView post →Lost Highway is my favorite Lynch film for a number of reasons but one of them is that it basically opens with blistering free jazz from the Bill Pullman Quartet.
unlabelledView post →Lost Highway (1997) isn’t a movie—it’s a psychic wound. Lynch’s meanest, most hallucinatory nightmare, where Bill Pullman morphs into Balthazar Getty & Robert Blake haunts your soul. A sax-scored descent into madness that will break you. 🔥📞 #DavidLynch #Horror #HorrorSky #HorrorMovies #LostHighway
unlabelledView post →I wrote for @southwestreview.bsky.social about how the 1997 reincarnoir LOST HIGHWAY is THE key film of David Lynch's career, how its bloodjaculate phantasmagoria serves as a summation of the Lynch films that came before it and as a guide to the works that would come after. Give it a read:
unlabelledView post →Alternative movie poster of the day 🎥😍 Lost Highway (1997) By David Seidman
unlabelledView post →When I went on @blankcheck.bsky.social recently to talk about The Straight Story (a film I was honored to be asked on for), the most startling thing I realized is that Lynch made it right in between Lost Highway & Mulholland Drive. open.spotify.com/episode/0kiJ...
unlabelledView post →"...during production (of Utena), I watched the movie "Lost Highway" several times with people close to me." (web.archive.org/web/20100818...) NO FUICKING SHIT KUNIHIKO IKUHARA YOU MOTHER FDUCK
unlabelledView post →I love that David Lynch owned the Lost Highway house and then made a movie in it that communicates concepts such as “damn why did I buy such a spooky house”
unlabelledView post →I saw a preview of the TWIN PEAKS pilot at the Museum of Broadcasting in Mar, 1990 as an NYU film school student and it changed my life. WILD AT HEART, FWWM, LOST HIGHWAY, THE STRAIGHT STORY, and MULHOLLAND DRIVE were all opening night watches, but TWIN PEAKS is in my soul. Thank you, David Lynch.
unlabelledView post →My mom (idly scrolling on her phone): "Hm, have you heard of this film, Lost Highway?" Me:
unlabelledView post →dug up the one interview I got to do on Lost Highway, back in 2018: filmobsessive.com/film/film-ne...
unlabelledView post →Celebrated David Lynch yesterday by showing Kate Lost Highway, which I hadn't seen in ages. Perfect movie for going long stretches without seeing so the mystery and horror of it all gets to hit again like it's the first time.
unlabelledView post →Choose one film from each of your 30 favourite directors. Name of the film and director, along with a still. 1/30 LOST HIGHWAY (1997) dir. David Lynch
unlabelledView post →Welp I finally saw Lost Highway. Without fail every time I watch a David Lynch anything, I finish it thinking "well that was like half a movie with lots of dead air and a few neat ideas." Then I just keep thinking and thinking until I attach my own meaning and end up loving it.
unlabelledView post →Sometimes you watch a film everyone has been talking about & think ‘what took me so long!?’ Thus it was tonight with Lynch’s LOST HIGHWAY. Neo noir tour de force. Despite being nearly 30 years old, also the perfect film to watch as we witness a chaotic schizophrenic America grapple with its demons
unlabelledView post →Had not until now checked out the Criterion LOST HIGHWAY 4K. I dunno who all remembers how terrible this movie looked on home video for basically 20 plus years. This transfer is a revelation, some real justice for a truly beautifully black film.
unlabelledView post →For a long time, Lost Highway was my favourite film. It's still in my top ten: this strange terrifying assault on basic concepts. Earlier today I'd booked to watch it in the Prince Charles. A final uncanny bit of Lynchian synchronicity.
unlabelledView post →Alternative movie poster of the day 🎥😍 Lost Highway (1997) By Bruno Vergauwen
unlabelledView post →One of the many versions of the Armagosa Motel and Opera House I’ve made - this one a split toned fb version. Sort of made famous for a brief moment as it appears in Lost Highway a brilliant David Lynch film. @ilfordphoto.com #FP4 and Fuji GW690II
unlabelledView post →Lost Highway is Lynch’s Noir film with its femme fatales and entrapped enfeebled men; doubles, demons and double-crosses. Lynch-like Bunuel-understands the surreal possibilities of the most basic temporal effects such as slow motion or reversing the film. He’s an elementalist. Time, darkness, fire.
unlabelledView post →A reminder that David Lynch is why we have Trent Reznor, Academy Award-winning composer, and when Reznor worked on this first film (Lost Highway!) he literally had to tell Lynch "I can't do it with while you're watching."
unlabelledView post →Lost Highway (1997) Somewhere in Iceland I saw the movie a few times, once at the Royal Albert Hall. Barry Adamson (who worked on the soundtrack) did a Q&A after about the film, the music and working with D. Lynch. ❤️🎬🎹 #AlphabetChallenge #WeekFforFilms #EastCoastKin #Iceland
unlabelledView post →I saw Lost Highway last night. I cannot imagine how powerful a talisman the film’s soundtrack would have been for me in 1997 had I accidentally purchased it from the used bin at Dearborn Music. boxd.it/9QwA1N
unlabelledView post →Lost Highway - David Lynch. A fantastic film with an absolutely fantastic soundtrack! Another great UHD 4K release from Criterion. #Nowplaying #davidlynch #PhysicalMedia
unlabelledView post →(sincerely) this is a perfect Lost Highway poster that gives you a great idea of how the movie will look and feel, and what it is about
unlabelledView post →Lost Highway: great movie!
unlabelledView post →The most fucked up thing about Lost Highway is Lynch cast Gary Busey and he was the most normal character in the movie.
unlabelledView post →Introducing my 17yo film-buff son to the world of David Lynch tonight, starting with Lost Highway. Here we go…
unlabelledView post →Released 29 years ago this weekend, 1997’s reincarnoir LOST HIGHWAY is *THE* key film of David Lynch's career—its bloodjaculate phantasmagoria is a summation of all Lynch films that came before and a roadmap to all that came after. I wrote about why for @southwestreview.bsky.social:
unlabelledView post →"Eyes Wide Shut" (1999), while 100% being a Stanley Kubrick film, has always felt like a missing David Lynch work between "Lost Highway" (1997) and "Mulholland Drive" (2001). Might be fun to explore in a discussion.
unlabelledView post →Billy Wilder's SUNSET BOULEVARD screens this Friday at 3pm, presented in 35MM! One Show Only - Introduced by producer/editor/writer Mary Sweeney (MULHOLLAND DRIVE, LOST HIGHWAY, THE STRAIGHT STORY) Get Tickets Now: musicboxtheatre.com/films-and-ev...
unlabelledView post →David Lynch’s Lost Highway screening tonight in Montreal
unlabelledView post →#MusicChallenge #Howl-A-Ween Day 15: TV/Movie Horror Theme Not sure if this is considered a typical true sense horror movie but… David Bowie - I’m Deranged (Lost Highway, 1997) youtu.be/JxRHXmShSNg?...
unlabelledView post →Tonight I saw Lost Highway in a sold out theatre. That movie on a big screen is sooooooo intense. Even though I know the film by heart, I'm speechless once again. Pure David Lynch magic 💙🔥💙
unlabelledView post →Henry Rollins had back to back roles in Johnny Mnemonic, Heat, and Lost Highway. His next movie role was Jack Frost. I've nothing to add to that I just think more people should know.
unlabelledView post →Too bad this story is getting such a negative spin (but that's what gets you clicks). The *real* story is that Nolan selected Lost Highway and was ultimately complimentary to the film and to Lynch. A difficult fim doesn't mean a bad film.
unlabelledView post →Rewatched Lynch’s Lost Highway last night, and it was a Very Different Movie than the last couple times I watched it. It’s a trip how much the audience brings to even “passive” entertainment.
unlabelledView post →Perhaps the most important movie of my teens was Lost Highway, not merely my gateway to arthouse cinema but the first film that reflected the kind of world I’d been trying to dream up. R.I.P. David Lynch.
unlabelledView post →I've always struggled a little bit with LOST HIGHWAY because it's such a vicious movie and has such a bad energy. It's like if Fire Walk with Me was from Leland's perspective. It's tough, but it's a key text to understanding Lynch's art. Sample also here: letterboxd.com/catelyn/film...
unlabelledView post →I’m marking David Lynch’s birthday by revisiting Lost Highway. I forgot that this has some of the most viscerally frightening moments ever put on film.
unlabelledView post →Tonight’s double feature: Nine Inch Nails Broken short film (1993) Lost Highway (1997)
unlabelledView post →Now watching my favorite film Lost Highway in honor of the master David Lynch
unlabelledView post →People do this with every David Lynch film but I have no clue how anyone could say Lost Highway is hard to understand when it beats you over the head with how Seifer counters the Zantetsuken and destroys Odin. The Zantetsuken is knocked from Odin's hand, and a mysterious hand reaches out of a dimens
unlabelledView post →"When finally given the opportunity to make another film in the late 90s, Lynch had the chance to win critics and audiences back with something more palatable, safely reinstating himself into the pop cultural consciousness. "Instead, he made LOST HIGHWAY." southwestreview.com/volume-110-n...
unlabelledView post →PART 7 Cole whistles the intro to Rammstein’s Engel before he goes to see Mr C in prison. Calls to mind Lost Highway, a movie where a man shapeshifts into another man after being incarcerated. I’m pretty sure Lost Highway, Inland Empire, Twin Peaks, and possibly Mulholland Drive share a universe
unlabelledView post →Day 1: Movie Outro/Credits #MusicChallenge #EcksteinsMonthOfMusic Lost Highway (1997) David Bowie - I'm Deranged youtu.be/aepBpZ3kXek?...
unlabelledView post →You know for a movie that's as flat out Evil (complentary) as LOST HIGHWAY is, it's funny as hell. Like that whole tailgater scene. Suddenly this surreal horror noir becomes the most foul mouthed Safe Driving PSA you've ever seen.
unlabelledView post →I’m old enough to remember when the ad campaign for David Lynch’s LOST HIGHWAY advertised “Two Thumbs Down!” from Siskel & Ebert as “two more reasons to see a film by David Lynch.” It was a bold move. I respected it. It didn’t work then either.
unlabelledView post →If you really want to fuck with Disney execs, you should buy Nine Inch Nails' soundtrack for Tron: Ares but under no circumstances pay to see the movie. Pay 'em a visit from the vengeful ghost of Lost Highway.
unlabelledView post →Real cool that Richard Pryor’s final film role was in Lost Highway
unlabelledView post →run DO NOT WALK to this film, which is like Lucio Fulci's Lost Highway
unlabelledView post →I hate videos that "explain" the endings of movies that are perfectly understandable if you WATCH THE MOVIE. You can explain the ending of Lost Highway, but THE MENU?! Like how fucking media illiterate do you have to be to need that explained!? The movie explained itself!!
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