Please accept my apology tvinpiks. It's been a long, hard day and this is kind of silly. I've been critical of FWWM before on these boards and never had anyone give me a hard time about it. I should extend you the same courtesy. I need to learn how to not be so protective of the art I hold dear. Wh...

Also, Joel Bocko, who goes by the name of LostInTheMovies around these parts, is indispensable in this regard. Here's his excellent site with a wealth of TP contributions: http://thedancingimage.blogspot.si/

I had zero "quasireligious claptrap" vibes from Lynch's later work, or some significant Maharishi influence. There are some allusions to TM in Inland Empire but the whole film is very abstract and very much open to interpretation. Besides, Lynch has been using TM since Eraserhead; it is n...

Also, I was always more enjoying TP''s serious side than its comedic one. Suffice it to say, Andy and Lucy are not my favourite Twin Peaks-ers

Just to be clear: I've got NOTHING against seriousness, grimness, morbidity, violence, profanity and grisliness of each and every kind (Blue Velvet had all of that)... It's weird for weird's sake and (quasi)religious, esoteric claptrap that I'm not fond of. Like I said, I want Dale (with all his qui...

I just wish Lynch doesn't overdo it with his esoteric (for lack of a better term) sensibilities. I want Dale Cooper, not Maharishi Mahesh Yogi... Also, I'm more a fan of Blue Velvet and Wild at Heart than of Mulholland Drive (haven't yet seen Lost Highway and Inland Empire, nor am I much eager to s...

I just wish Lynch doesn't overdo it with his esoteric (for lack of a better term) sensibilities. I want Dale Cooper, not Maharishi Mahesh Yogi... Also, I'm more a fan of Blue Velvet and Wild at Heart than of Mulholland Drive (haven't yet seen Lost Highway and Inland Empire, nor am I much eager to se...

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Panapaok wrote:She retweeted this. Jesus...

I agree Sherilyn, Kimmy looks silly dressed as an anime character

Just another "religious good person" hypocrite at its finest.

There's not an ounce of religious person in me, but boy, I'll say AMEN to that!

So, after today's/yesterday's revelations from Nevins, Lynch & Co. regarding the possibility of a TP continuation beyond these approaching 18 hours of television, I guess we can put this thread to rest as it definitely looks like nothing else will be coming after, at least not from this creative...

ForKeeps wrote:that promo image makes the Great Northern seem like The Overlook but I don't even care! I'm so happy!

There could be worse associations. No doubt about it.

Platypus2000 wrote: My wife got me interested in the genre again. And there have been some good ones over the last few years.

You're blessed! My spouse can't stand the genre.

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Hello to all, my second post here, great site, exciting times for us lifelong TP addicts. Here's a question that's been on my mind a few times: how many of you TP fans are also horror fans? I know I am, and I've been wondering if there's something in a horror fan's taste that makes him more acceptiv...

As good as Amick is in Twin Peaks, her role doesn't hold a candle to the one in Stephen King's Sleepwalkers, an unjustly reviled 1992 horror flick! It's about a pair of incestous mother-son cat-creatures that survive via sucking out life essences of young virgins; Amick is this cheerleader-type char...