Just occurred to me that the talking capuchin monkey very much resembles the chap from FWWM who whispers, “Judy”! I don’t think there’s a serious connection, but one of those fun recurring Lynch motifs.

I assume this was shot on digital, right? I like that Lynch added debris to the image to make it look like an old B&W movie shot on film. “Who’s going to believe an orangutan?” :lol: Makes me wonder if we’ll ever see Jennifer’s film A Fall from Grace. I think David was supposed to play a retired...

That was a fun surprise! I was beginning to think we’d never see it. The vibe sort of reminded me of the Detective scenes in the Ronnie Rocket script...except, y’know, with a monkey. Lynch is pretty good at the hardboiled noir detective act.

From the in-universe liner notes for the Vol. 2 soundtrack LP by Reznor and Ross : I’ve just found the time to give this release a closer look. Yet another Lynch reference: the Comedian’s theme is called “Crazy Klown Time.” There’s also a reference to a company called “Owl Cave Music.” Volume 3 of ...

You mean dispelling the questions over whether there was one or not? Because it looks like crap being there! There's an awesome Steam VR user made red room environment that is head and shoulders above the official game version. They very tastefully fade the light into shadow leaving a beautiful sen...

Yeah, took me a while to replay over xmas! Devs seem to be updating every couple of weeks - little tweaks here and there. Have suggested some improvements via steam forum and they replied that they'll look into them - like getting rid of red room ceiling - so we'll see if there's any substantial ch...

Again, the idea of LMfAP and Mike/PMG simply rereading old lines / recreating old scenes seems way too fan service-y to me. If that was indeed the original plan, I’m glad external circumstances caused Lynch to have to adapt. What we got was much more interesting.

Doesn’t the Jeffries machine generate an infinity symbol which is also a number 8 facing sideways?

the Fireman's Nazi Bell rings 64 times before the Fireman shuts it off. 8 times 8. I only bring it up because it had to be a conscience decision by someone on how many times it rings. Any number would have been sufficient -- but the fact the scene went on longer than needed makes me think that numb...

Ah.. so most 90's TP forest locations were filmed in California then? That would indeed explain the different vibes the flora gave me between TP and TPTR. And yeah, in my book those locations are both at the foot of Blue Pine Mountain, the seat of the white lodge 8) Yeah, the only things shot in WA...

Hmmm... makes me wonder whether that spot where Garland took Coop fishing is anywhere near Jackrabbit's, either fictitious or in reality. Maybe fictitious, but in reality Jack Rabbit’s is in Washington and the night-fishing site is in California (probably in Franklin Canyon Park, although I don’t b...

Interesting, didn’t realize Firth was a Lynch “gateway drug” for a lot of people, but that makes sense. Oddly enough, my Lynch “entryway” was a 1991 episode of the Disney cartoon Darkwing Duck called “Twin Beaks.” It was maybe 60% Peaks spoof and 35% Invasion of the Body Snatchers (with a 5% dose of...

Not a TV show per se, but I was just reminded of David Firth’s intermittent web series of animated shorts, Salad Fingers. He has cited Lynch as an influence, and I absolutely adore the weirdly sad, hilarious, disturbing world he has created.

For those jonesing for a TP location guide fix, this blog is a worthy successor: https://www.twinpeaksblog.com/2018/03/17/complete-guide-to-twin-peaks-film-locations/ The guy who runs it was immensely inspired by InTwinPeaks, often citing to their work while building on it, and frequently posting sc...

My understanding is L/F own the property. I don’t think anyone else can do anything with it as long as they’re alive unless they sold it, which they’d never do. It was very important to them when selling the pilot that they would retain complete control.