David Cronenberg has always been a master of weird cinema and shared his love for fellow director David Lynch.

David Lynch was forever indebted to distributor Ben Barenholtz, who screened 'Eraserhead' as a midnight movie and helped it gain underground popularity.

David Lynch fans bought the director's 'Eraserhead' film print, 'Twin Peaks' props, scripts from an unfinished project and coffee makers at an estate auction in Los Angeles. The filmmaker died in ...

Trying to rank David Lynch’s work is like trying to make sense of a dream after waking up. Some parts stick, most of it slips through your fingers, and none of it follows a straight line.

Whereas Lynch staged “Eraserhead” with a timeless bravura, so that if you watch it now it doesn’t look like some dated creepfest from the ’70s. It’s as eternal as “Psycho” or a ...

In 1977, a young and still-unknown David Lynch released Eraserhead, his surreal black-and-white student film. His hypnotic and nightmarish feature debut revolves around the perpetually stressed ...

One legendary use of music in David Lynch’s filmography has to be the inclusion of the song “In Heaven” in Eraserhead, 1977. The film was Lynch’s debut feature and is still a deeply loved ...

An image from David Lynch's "Eraserhead." (American Film Institute) Exterior forces were less kind. Dependent on supplemental oxygen in his last phase of life, Lynch underwent what was likely a ...

The first Lynch film I saw in a theater was Mulholland Drive, at the age of 15. A budding cinephile, I was only somewhat aware of the director’s titanic reputation and of the movie’s circuitous ...

David Lynch, director of Twin Peaks, Mulholland Drive, Blue Velvet, The Elephant Man, and Eraserhead, was that rarity — a grant-funded filmmaker who was also a true artist. Staying apolitical in his ...

He reached out to Lynch to acquire copies of Eraserhead, one of his favorite films, and “struck a deal to produce a DVD compilation of the director’s short films”.