Kino
Kino
Ryder Roberts
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Jace Walker
Revolutionary for it's time.
Noah Lee
That shot is fucking horrifying.
But why?
Nicholas White
it's time for what?
Adrian Long
>Revolutionary
kek
Logan Ward
It makes me feel like a little guy.
Joseph Harris
it's pretty good t b h
Jayden Thomas
The camera places you in a defenseless location, backed into a tight corner below your surroundings
Also However the music and sound design creates most of the scene's atmosphere
Benjamin Hill
4u
Connor Kelly
What movie? I'm on my phone sorry
Xavier Walker
newfag
Asher Lee
can you believe that it's happening again?
HOLY FUCK IT'S REALLY COMING BACK
Jose Baker
>they left one of the greatest scenes ever filmed out
Xavier Scott
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Caleb Walker
Twin Peaks
Brody Scott
Fucking spoiler that shit nigga
Ian Martin
Autism
Oliver Wilson
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Bentley Gray
when I saw the 3.5 hour q2 edit with the missing pieces edited back into it i was basically in a horror coma the entire time. shit was brutal and amazing
Carter Flores
It evokes memories of childhood anxieties.
Oliver Garcia
Why do roasties and crossposters consistently make the worst threads? and why are they always about Twin Peaks?
Tyler Ortiz
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Landon Fisher
Fuck if I know
James Gutierrez
Samefag
Dominic Richardson
Nice try, maybe next time.
Andrew Davis
pathetic roastie
Justin Anderson
shit show
Nathaniel Murphy
Can someone answer me HOW THE FUCK Lynch made the first 30 minutes of Lost Highway so bugs-crawling-on-my-skin terrifying and anxiety-inducing?
Like even the first 3 or 4 minutes of just the couple hanging out in the house, all that comes to mind is such extreme fear and loathing, even jealously.
Christian Brooks
for a nice, down to earth guy, Lynch is just really good at toying at that primal unease/fear that we all hold as a survival mechanic.
its no coincidence that Lynch is a very vivid dreamer by his own report,and that the depths of our dreams also are one of the few places this deep ancient terror visits us
Joseph Rodriguez
also dream logic/themes play a recurring role in his films
not to be cliche but the diner scene in Mulholland drive is the closest thing ive seen that truly replicates the atmosphere of a nightmare