Windom Earle was considered to appear in the subsequent films following FWWM in the Phillip Jeffries/Judy storyline so I'm sure Lynch is fine with him. Truly? That's the first time I'm hearing about it. Oh yeah, Robert Engels talked about it a few times. Earle was supposed to be in the Palm Deluxe ...

I just watched a cut of BV with the deleted scenes intact and I found it very satisfying. It went a long way toward demonstrating Jeffrey's home life and how it led toward his impulsive and dangerous decision making. Funny, that's not how I saw it at all. Other then the fact that Jeffrey was forced...

Which is why I think it's important for the creators, at least, to know and respect their show's narrative history so that they don't erase persons and plot points simply because they were buried under a pile of fan and critical manure for 25 years. I doubt David Lynch gives a fuck about that. I ju...

And so the shit-slinging continues...

I will also be rewatching MD and BV for the first time in too long sometime in the next week or two. I just saw Blue Velvet myself the previous week after quite some time and was held completely in thrall for 2 hours. What an all-around majestic flick - I've been a rabid fan for nearly 25 years, ha...

Which is why I think it's important for the creators, at least, to know and respect their show's narrative history so that they don't erase persons and plot points simply because they were buried under a pile of fan and critical manure for 25 years. I doubt David Lynch gives a fuck about that. I ju...

Seriously, though, I think S3 would cause major dramatic blunder if it avoided referencing him all together - it would only go to show that Lynch has grown weak in his elder years and is resorting to such cripple, trite comic book-adapting tactics as fan service. I have to agree. To simply erase ch...

I think S3 would cause major dramatic blunder if it avoided referencing him all together - it would only go to show that Lynch has grown weak in his elder years and is resorting to such cripple, trite comic book-adapting tactics as fan service. It's not fan service if Lynch simply doesn't care abou...

You guys are all delusional. Earle's one of the greatest archenemies of all times :) Seriously, though, I think S3 would cause major dramatic blunder if it avoided referencing him all together - it would only go to show that Lynch has grown weak in his elder years and is resorting to such cripple, t...

Mordeen wrote: Roadhouse: not just a Family Guy joke anymore. And James stomping that puddle makes me smile. Welcome home, Bookhouse Boy.

Waitaminute! James? That can't be just speculation, right? Of course, I know you can't answer...

TP Fan #1 "Hey did you see last night's episode of Twin Peaks? That last part was amazing!" TP Fan #2 "Um, dude, get your Season 3 terminology straight. You should have said, 'The last scene of last night's part was amazing." TP Fan #3 "Hey, its not called 'Season 3', it's ...

- I want the Ed - Nadine - Norma love triangle to have been resolved, preferably with a bigamous setup, because it's not good that Nadine was cheated on, but l really understand how the White Knight in us rushes into a situation so as not to hurt a person's feelings e.g. Ed agreeing to marry Nadine...

Lynch looks classy as hell on this new cover. ACES!

The Evil Dead remake is surprisingly great. It plays it straight, like the original was intended (it just ended up being unintentionally funny, and they rolled with it from Evil Dead 2 and beyond). Raimi/Tapert/Campbell produced it, and did it through their production company, so, I think they must...

The Thing. Only one I'll give credit for. Fantastic. All the others you mentioned still rot in my shit pile. I also don't see how throwing out a half assed remake with no heart serves the original in any way. It's like when you have a favorite pet that dies and you get a new pet and name it the sam...