http://www.blu-ray.com/movies/movies.php?id=5337&show=review

Here's a link to my blu-ray.com review of the film, if anyone's interested.

I'm a reviewer for blu-ray.com and I just got a screener for Surveillance's blu-ray release. I should have a review up in the next two days.

I could summarize the article, but it might be easier if I just post scans. Is this okay?

Just signed up--there's some great stuff there. I'm particularly interested in the "Daily David" and "David Doing Stuff" channels.

I really wanted to go, but I was flying into BWI that night and couldn't make it.

I'm pretty sure it's a recurring thing though, so hopefully I'll catch the next one.

Just saw that Lynch is the cover story for the current issue of Stopsmiling, an art/culture/literature magazine out of Chicago.

Here's a link: http://www.stopsmilingonline.com/

I ordered the issue a few minutes ago--will update when it comes in the mail. Anybody seen it yet?

I have to agree with the Evelyn Marsh sentiments.

Also, anybody else notice she has something wonky going on with one of her front teeth in some shots? It always bugs me.

It would be really sweet to see a 4 LP fold-out set that includes all the music from both seasons, etc.

You've got it.

I've always wanted:

A Red Room-themed shirt.
A "There's a FISH in THE PERCOLATOR" shirt with Jack Nance looking befuddled.
Audrey leaning against the wall during the investors' meeting, running full-length down a shirt.

Super cool portrait!

Thanks for the heads up! I've never been to Twin Peaks Fest (especially sad because I used to live in Seattle, but I'm now on the east coast), but I'm thinking about going this year if my wife and I fly back to WA to visit her family. I'll definitely enter a design into the contest. Anyone know what...

Jerry Horne, that shirt is awesome.

After many an unproductive search for Twin Peaks-related t-shirts, I've decided that I'm just going to make a line of my own. I've got a few designs in mind, but I was also wondering if any of you out there have any suggestions for what you would ideally like to see on a Twin Peaks shirt. Any specif...

I read that same post on amazon awhile back and it finally gelled everything for me.

I think they're definitely meant to be comedy, but more so, an exploration of a very particular vocal pattern.

I wonder where "bees bein'" came from.