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"Bob" terrifies me to this very day, but I think I'll have to go with INLAND EMPIRE. The scene with the darkened theatre stage and the yellow spotlight. I had already seen pictures of The Phantom before I saw the film, so that kind of neutered the impact of the final scare, but this one just scared the wits out of me.
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We're doing a whole David Lynch week at Out 1 (out1.blogspot.com) this week. You didn't think I'd forget did you? I almost called you to celebrate!
Anyways, I just did my personal history/take on MULHOLLAND DRIVE and there is plenty more to come throughout the week. Everyone come and join and vote in your David Lynch poll!
I have to agree. I still get nightmares about Bob.
Especially on that long take when he's crawling to the camera...Jesus Christ.
RAHULB ... [shudder] that gets my vote too, and easily, which is saying a lot considering how unnerving Lynch films can be
One Lynch image? Very tough. Probably the birds-eye-view of the well-dressed man coming up the stairs in Blue Velvet. But there are contenders abounding in Eraserhead, the Twin Peaks pilot, Lost Highway, Mulholland Dr. and INLAND EMPIRE.
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