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TWIN PEAKS (1x8) *REACTION* FIRST TIME WATCHING! "THE LAST EVENING" (Patreon)

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🏔️🏔️ The Petty Pumpkins have headed up north are finally watching TWIN PEAKS! This first time reaction has been a long time coming and we're sat for all the mystery, drama, and intrigue David Lynch's cult classic series has in store for us! 🕵️‍♂️☕️🌲

We had so much fun watching Twin Peaks! See y'all in November for season 2!

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Richard LaMance

Omg omg omg. There is a soundtrack cd as well as the Diary of Laura Palmer. I can remember talking with my elder sister about the show during the break inbetween seasons. She would tape them and we would both watch them over and over.

Norman Buchwald

Blue Velvet, ABSOLUTELY is the movie you should watch in between seasons. While Muhulland Drive is my favorite Lynch movie I would say wait until maybe between seasons 2 and 3 (that would be better timed before Season 3 and you'll understand when you get there).

Marshall Mitcham

I agree, I think Blue Velvet is the best introduction to Lynch’s filmography after enjoying/watching Twin Peaks. Then, on to Mulholland Drive!

Ben

Blue velvet and muhulland are great picks obviously, personally I’d advocate for Eraserhead, Elephant Man, and or Straight Story, but I understand those may be dark horses

Matt Dixon

Cannot go wrong with any of Lynch's feature films but I would recommend Blue Velvet, Mullholland Drive, or Lost Highway (my personal fav)... but the answer has to be Wild At Heart. It was filmed at the same time as Twin Peaks s1 and released in the summer between the season 1 finale and season 2 premiere

patrick

i'd vote for blue velvet to be the film to fill the gap. it's a good starting point for lynch cinema-wise. also, when about are yall going to start with season 2? very excited to see the rest of this unfold .

Richard LaMance

I would say Elephant Man, but would be happy with Blue Velvet or Mulholland Drive.

n8ball

omg bruhhhhh THANK YOU

YodatheHobbit

Dang you guys just decided to give us an extended Christmas weekend. Of course I have to rewatch the Season 1 opening immediately on my own now.

Kristin W

I’m so up for either Blue Velvet or Muholland Drive- can’t go wrong! No matter what, both need to be watched!! I am so freaking excited to watch Season 2 with you guys!!! Any idea when to expect it? Also hoping for Fire Walk with Me movie afterwards and of course The Return! 🤩🤩

Melinda

I'll add my vote for Blue Velvet. But at some point check out Eraserhead for a different look at Pete. Thanks for the episode!

YodatheHobbit

That's cool, that's exactly how it was with me and LOST, but watching again and again alone. Although, I did eventually get my parents into it a bit, and kind of regretted it because my mom is/was too cynical to take the show seriously.

Rebecca Hopkins

Blue Velvet to catch more Kyle M! Also Laura Dern and the exceptional Isabella Rossellini. My personal fav Lynch film is a tie between Lost Highway and Mulholland Drive . But I think those should be for another time. Fire, Walk With Me is a very dark, disturbing, and at times, brutal movie prequel to Twin Peaks, which I love it for, but you shouldn’t watch it until after season 2 and before season 3 because major spoilers.

Cooper Telamon

Blue Velvet has my vote! It definitely feels like a pre-cursor to Twin Peaks in Lynch's cinematography, they operate on a very similar thesis. The cast members are all incredible and they all give memorable and solid work. but Isabella Rossellini gives one of the most fascinating, transfixing transcendent performance I've ever witnessed on film. I would love to hear your reactions and thoughts. It's an absolute joy watching you discover Twin Peaks (my favorite show of all time) and hearing your insights and speculations.

Bobbobbobo

The movie to watch between seasons 2 and 3 is Fire Walk With Me! Maybe that goes without saying, but I just wanna make sure they don't accidentally overlook it. Agreed on Blue Velvet being the best initiation to Lynch's movies. Mulholland Dr is the best thing he ever did (other than TP S3), but it's difficult for the uninitiated.

Karl Withakay

I love the scene when Audrey ties the cherry stem with her tongue! So iconic and sexy. Audrey is sort of a bad version of Nancy Drew! And while Nancy’s dad Carson Drew was a good upstanding lawyer …Audrey’s Dad Benjamin is the exact opposite!

Lukas

My fav is Lost Highway too

Lukas

Thank you

Terry McConnell

Surprised that no one has mentioned this, but Kyle MacLachlan in leather is a good reason to watch Dune! Outside of that, I agree with others that Blue Velvet is the answer.

Norman Buchwald

Agree on FWWM AND "The Missing Pieces" for the bridge between season 2 and 3 (if not also the book, Secret History of Twin Peaks) and the Final Dossier (the book) for after season 3.

gumi

IM SAT. high n ready 🍿

Samurai_X_420

Blue Velvet and Eraserhead are my favorite Lynch flicks

Petty Pumpkins

our season 2 premiere will be due for YouTube on November 15 so probably a little bit before that I would guess. we have a wedding out of state the second week of November and not 100% sure what we're going to prioritize filming-wise so it's all a bit gray right now until we get closer!

Kristin W

Thank you for the update! Have a great time- we’ll be waiting to join you both in Twin Peaks when you are ready! 🏔️🏔️

Penny Grooms

For me, it's a tie for first place between Wild at Heart and Mulholland Drive. But also Blue Velvet and Lost Highway are up there. And maybe Inland Empire after Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me (but don't watch that until you're done with season 2 because of spoilers), The Elephant Man, Eraserhead, and The Straight Story.

Matthew J

FWIW, I'd recommend watching Lost Highway *before* Mulholland Drive, as some have noted Lost Highway/Mulholland Drive/Inland Empire constitute an "LA Trilogy" with some thematic escalation going on. Blue Velvet is a close complement for Twin Peaks, though it's never not the right time to watch Eraserhead, plus it's very Halloween-y and it stars Pete Martell!

Jesse W.

Blue Velvet feels the closest to Twin Peaks tonally and it has Kyle, so you can’t go wrong there. Wild at heart is fun too!Eraserhead has Jack Nance as the lead, who plays Pete Martell in Twin Peaks. You really can’t go wrong.

Jesse W.

Eraserhead is crazy to think about when you realize it was his thesis film at AFI. I think it might be best to watch Mulholland after the first two seasons, along with Fire Walk with Me and Missing Pieces. That’ll prepare you for S3 of TP hopefully lol

Rebecca Hopkins

My fav is Lost Highway too, and no one ever has that one as their number 1! Now I find two people in the comments that have it as fav too! We are definitely in the right Patreon my fellow highway travelers 😉♥️

cpeditor76

Blue Velvet for sure. It features Kyle, has a great villain, memorable music and is a much easier introduction than Mulholland Drive (maybe save for later).

Michelle

Blue Velvet, Lost Highway, Mulholland Drive, or Wild at Heart but you can not watch Fire Walk with Me.... Yet lol PS Ray Wise is such a good actor

Teth

Agreed! Blue Velvet is a great first pick. Mulholland Drive is a masterpiece but I'm glad I was familiar with Lynch and his themes and style before watching it.

Teth

I LOVE Lynch's Dune, it's still the best IMO, but it's an acquired taste 😂

Teth

Can't wait for season2! It has its ups and downs, but I think the ups are even better than s1.

Mel's Midnight Movie Club

Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me (movie) is essential watching as part of your Twin Peaks journey, and the Lynch-approved watch order for everything is S1 & S2, Fire Walk With Me (it must only be watched after S2 as it contains spoilers for the show if you watch it before), then 'The Missing Pieces', and then S3. There are things in S3 that will make absolutely zero sense if you haven't seen the movie beforehand. You will not get the entire story if you skip over the movie, so wanted to make sure you know that! Aside from this, Blue Velvet is definitely the gateway Lynch movie to start with! Loving your reactions and I can't wait for more!!

Skylarcyn

This show is crazy! Let me know when you plan to drop season 2 so I can buy a donut. 🍩 So I’m going to throw out a wild prediction that Laura is involved with everything. She’s a criminal mastermind! lol Cooper looks so handsome with the glasses and tuxedo. I believe he is wearing a vest bc there was no blood. Laura’s dad is scary. His facial expression changed so quick when the alarm stopped. Maybe he found out about Laura’s secret life and went crazy and killed her. How is Audrey going to flee that club without her dad seeing her? Was she really going to go through with that to get some more info?! Also, it took me this long to recognize Carrie’s mom!! I was thinking her acting was so campy, just like Carrie’s mom and then said to myself “wait a damn minute” 😂

Adrianna Jedwabna

Ohh what a ride, I'm so glad you decided to watch this guys! This was my third attempt to this show and the only one successful, guess I needed some company to fully enjoy this 😄 really curious about next seasons, since everyone is saying that the next ones are more bizzare - can't wait to sit with you and find out!

Michael Hodge

Yeah I think Blue Velvet is the best place to start. And probably the best one for in between seasons of twin peaks. Between season 2 & 3 tho you guys should watch Lynch’s Twin Peaks prequel Fire Walk With Me because it won’t spoil anything at that point and it’ll add to your understanding of season 3.

Michael Hodge

Yes! They have to watch Fire Walk With Me before season 3. They won’t understand some parts if they don’t. They’ll def have a richer experience I guess is a better way to say it lol

Joseph Irizarry

Who is that quasimoto monk person doing Audrey's costume 😂

Corpius

Blue Velvet, Elephant man, and Eraserhead are like the next best david lynch films for me. Beware, elephant man I only watched once, but it made me so depressed I never watched it again, i don't even really remember what happens.

Yoshio

I love your suggestion, but they also need Fire Walk with Me right before S3.

Yoshio

I think Blue Velvet is the best movie to start with for David Lynch. After S2 Fire Walk with Me is a must. Mulholland Drive is my favorite Lynch movie and could go either after S2 or S3 depending on your mood. Just keep in mind that MD is the type of movie that takes at least another rewatch to really understand (I kind of like it before S3 because of a couple of connections).

Nicole Mazza

I know I'm late, but definitely recommend 'Blue Velvet'. Also, 'The Elephant Man' and 'Eraserhead' are two great classics. Oh, and fun fact, the stunning Peggy Lipton who plays Norma was married to Quincy Jones for a while and is the mother of actress Rashida Jones. ❤️