DO NOT WATCH THIS MOVIE, unless you're a BIG David Lynch fan. For those who remember your dreams this movie will be a frightening experience of the most potent psychedelic features in the darkest corners of your mind. For those with no recollection of your dreams this movie is a ...( read more)
Eraserhead
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Eraserhead
Allen Joseph, Charlotte Stewart, Jack Nance, Jeanne Bates, Laurel Near, T. Max Graham
This surreal nightmare examines male paranoia. Our hero and title character, Henry, faces a number of horrifying obstacles in meeting someone of the opposite sex, meeting her parents, and procreating....( read more
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Recent Reviews
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November 7, 2009
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September 30, 2009
Male paranoia can be a bit of a nightmare at times. Lynch's visual realisation of his own version of male paranoia through this surreal journey is cinema at its best. Only Lynch could make such a colourful film as this in black and white!
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May 30, 2009
Bizarrely coiffed Henry takes responsibility for raising his mutant baby in an urban wasteland, all the while gazing into his radiator at an oatmeal-cheeked woman who sings about the delights of heaven. A measured pace which forces the viewer to notice disquieting, surreal detai...( read more)
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April 8, 2009
Let's get the obvious out of the way for people who've read many of my reviews of any kind of surrealist film: generally speaking, I hate David Lynch films.
Blue Velvet put me to sleep out of sheer boredom. Mulholland Drive put me to sleep, but I woke up and watche...( read more) -
March 4, 2009
David Lynch has refused to give us his interpretation of this film which has left people speculating its meaning for years and years. It is a completely surreal experience that will have you pulling confused and shocked faces throughout! Shot in black and white, it follows the li...( read more)
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November 11, 2009
took a little too long to get to the point When it did you feel you'll need drugs to understand but all in all was a good mind Fu"* type of movie. Its totally in its own class type movie as far as im concerned. Could of went to things just a bit more to understand better.
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November 2, 2009
What is Eraserhead? Where did it come from? What does it mean? What madman could have created it? These utterly understandable questions are the first thing that entered my head right AFTER watching Eraserhead for the first time, at the tender age of eighteen. I had seen the myst...( read more)
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October 28, 2009
Believe it or not, I´ve seen weirder films than this one! Enthralling, with a unique style and structure, but don´t ask me to explain what it´s all about.
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October 23, 2009
I can only assume that Lynch set out to make the most dismal, depressing, miserable and boring film that he could - and succeeded. A definite "marmite" movie.

