Director: David Lynch

David LynchDavid Keith Lynch is best known for his surreal style of filmmaking. It’s dark, foreboding, perverse, and most of all distinctive. Through the use of heavy imagery and sound as well as a variety of iconic scenes, his movies often stick with the viewer long after they’re over.

Lynch rarely uses a direct narrative, frequently choosing mood as a substitue for exposition. This accounts for a sense of mystery and haunting that is rarely experienced anywhere else. From television to film, it’s hard to find a more distinctive style than that of David Lynch.

 

Eraserhead + Wild at Heart

Posted on April 18, 2013

Extra long double David Lynch Kickstarter launch show number 250 party! Becoming Double Feature. Double Feature year six chat. http://kickstarter.doublefeatureshow.com has a video! Eraserhead is the very thing you fear when talking about petting the white cat. Before David Lynch … Continue reading →

Freaks + The Straight Story

Posted on May 3, 2012

David Lynch is back on show number 200! Double Feature choices – why pair these two films? Getting to the truth of Tod Browning’s Freaks. Who director Tod Browning is and what else he’s known for. The lewd and taboo. … Continue reading →

Lost Highway + Psycho

Posted on May 19, 2011

Double Feature makes two intimidating films by even more intimidating directors completely approachable. David Lynch and Lost Highway. Where you’ve heard Angelo Badalamenti. The return of Trent Reznor. Did David Lynch write The Perfect Drug? The look of Lost Highway. … Continue reading →

Blue Velvet + The Game

Posted on June 3, 2010

There’s two films, and something’s not quite right. The beginning of a string of Double Feature celebrations. 100 episodes…and people are still listening. New ones, even! Why we still don’t talk about symbolism. An apology to David Lynch before talking … Continue reading →