Originally posted by Scribble
oh hell yeah, I wrote my dissertation partially on Eraserhead (from a Jungian perspective, also focusing on Lynch's Blue Velvet, Lost Highway and Mulholland Drive)Sequences of Eraserhead will stick with me as long as I live tbh
Very nice. You’d love Begotten.
I love artful representations of madness clinging to the dark chasms of the innermost psyche.
I recently watched The Man Who Laughs and it was thoroughly unsettling in ways only a fairy tale can be.
Originally posted by Eon BlueI really need to see The Man Who Laughs too, I mean it was the influence for the visual representation of the Joker so that kind of makes it a must-watch just as it is. Both that and Begotten are just so difficult to find good copies of though, which is annoying
Very nice. You’d love Begotten.I love artful representations of madness clinging to the dark chasms of the innermost psyche.
I recently watched The Man Who Laughs and it was thoroughly unsettling in ways only a fairy tale can be.
Originally posted by Morning_Glory
There is a rumor he was having an affair
Yeah, seems he wanted out as he claimed he was going to tell his wife he was leaving her for his lover that same day, but apparently decided that the quadruple murder of his family was a better option than filing for divorce.