With great sadness the Slammer mourns the passing of David Lynch whose work both inspired and sometimes frustrated us with its ambiguity o...

 As David Lynch's first feature, this introduces us to many of the ideas, obsessions, as well the visual and audio ticks that find thems...

It's hard to criticize the work of David Lynch under the best of circumstances. His mix of genres, notable film noir and surrealism i...

We've been soaking in "Blue Velvet" nostalgia down here in Wilmywood/"Lumberton" and suddenly everybody-and not jus...

In no particular order: Serpico , War and Peace, Three Days of the Condor, Dune , La Strada , Conan the Barbarian , Army of Darkness, Barbar...

I've always had the hots for Bob Loggia. I know this stretch of Mulholland well and drive it fairly often. There's a sign right ther...

Okay, so David Lynch didn't create this, but it sure feels like it. Speaking of DL--the other one!--here he is finally discussing the m...

Hey all you Slammerers (Slammerites?), if you every wondered what DIRTY DANCING would look like had David Lynch directed it, I've got y...

I took the liberty of changing some of the template numbers to allow clips like "Let the Right One In" as well as the TCM widget o...

In 2001, Sony commisioned David Lynch to create promos for its new gaming system, the PlayStation 2. I'm guessing Sony wanted an ad show...

I'm not going to ruin this with a long lead in. Here are two clips of David Lynch expressing his opinion on product placement and iPhone...