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Eraserhead (1977) Uncut Reaction! (Patreon)

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2023-11-01 21:05:46
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Michael Proch

Insane. You gotta be the only reactor I’ve seen to do this

Matt

"Brandon Likes Movies" has reacted to nearly all David Lynch's films now

Linda

David Lynch's first film, he pretty much did everything himself, except camera. Anyway, I'm getting tired of being grossed out. Can we get FRIGHT NIGHT and COMA on the list now? 🤣

Matt

Love me some David Lynch, definitely hope we get a Twin Peaks reaction one day, such an interesting and creative mind for sure

Linda

And oh, btw, the Coen Bros Barton Fink reminded me of Eraserhead.

Barjas

Lynch is my favorite director, but I have only seen Eraserhead once. Guess that'll be twice now. I hope to see Inland Empire on a poll one day, it's one of his most "intimate" works (in my opinion). It was his first movie shot only with digital and that kind of influenced a lot of his other choices. The camera in this movie is crazy.

Tetley

Startling and surreal stuff. Think Eggers took a fair chunk of inspiration from this when he did the Lighthouse. Both pack a Freudian jolt. Both funny. Both slap you with sound. And they're black and white! Great horror movies. Nosferatu anyone?

Cole Kurtzman

Not exactly a sample of the "In Heaven" song, but there's an old Modest Mouse track "Workin' On Leavin' the Livin'" that quotes the lyrics and melody as the chorus

Rant Casey

Off the channel you should check out Lynch's tv show Twin Peaks. It's one of my all time favorites and I think you would really get into it. Any Alan Wake fans should check it out too because it was heavily inspired by Twin Peaks.

sayhello2heaven

Damn man I'm right there with you. Twin Peaks is such an overlooked show by todays audience which is a damn shame considering you can see the influence all over other projects like True Detective, Sopranos, and as you mentioned Alan Wake (which is also great).