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Eraserhead
Cast
Jack Nance, Charlotte Stewart, Allen Joseph, Jeanne Bates View AllCrew
David Lynch (Screenplay), David Lynch (Director) View All
Release: Mar. 19th, 1977
Runtime: 1 hour, 29 minutes
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Eraserhead
David Lynch's Eraserhead is now available on DVD. In an odd if understanadbly Lynchian move, it has been released by Lynch himself, and nobody else. You can only order it through his website (vi...
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So I Just Saw 'Eraserhead' and...
It was f**king fantastic. Such a terrifying brilliant piece of cinema about responsibility, love, loss, and death. I have a feeling if you ask the exact meaning of 'Eraserhead' to 10 people: you'll ge...
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Eraserhead Opinions
I recently saw in an interview with David Lynch that nobody has ever come close to his interpretation of Eraserhead (sorry, I lost the video). I've also hear him say that he knew what it was about onc...
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Eraserhead (1977) - Analysis
This has been among my favorite films of all time ever since I first watched it. It's easily my favorite Lynch film and, though I’ve seen most of his filmography since then, its throne has yet to be s...
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The Gunslinger45
It is a hell of a ride every time I watch the movie and I can totally see why this is a midnight movie classic.
TheUsualSuspect
This is my least favourite of Lynch's films, for the simple fact that I never was interested in what little story there was. It didn't seem to go anywhere and for me to be invested in a film it has to be telling a story, one that I can understand, comprehend, or at the very least, try to look more i....
Citizen Rules
Through the expert control of subdued and focused lighting, combined with underexposing black & white film stock, Lynch creates layers of atmosphere that transforms Eraserhead from a mere movie to a film that is on par with the expressionistic painter, Edvard Munch.
