TWIN PEAKS: FIRE WALK WITH ME (1992)
Laura Palmer's harrowing final days are chronicled one year after the murder of Teresa Banks, a resident of Twin Peaks' neighbouring town.
DUNE (1984)
A Duke's son leads desert warriors against the galactic emperor and his father's evil nemesis when they assassinate his father and free their desert world from the emperor's rule.
THE DOORS (1991)
The story of famous and influential 1960s rock band The Doors and its lead singer and composer, Jim Morrison.
TWIN PEAKS: THE RETURN – ‘Part 17 & 18’
So, David Lynch thought it would be ironically perverse to end Twin Peaks: The Return with just as traumatic a cliffhanger that concluded the...
TWIN PEAKS: THE RETURN – ‘Part 16’
I confess I had to eat humble pie — probably a cherry pie would be most appropriate — after watching Twin Peaks: The Return “Part 16” this week....
TWIN PEAKS: THE RETURN – ‘Part 15’
A startling contrast of emotions and moods pervades “Part 15” of Twin Peaks: The Return. With a sense of impending closure as we hurtle...
TWIN PEAKS: THE RETURN – ‘Part 14’
It’s never good to be complacent about Twin Peaks: The Return. The unfolding of “Part 14” this week manages to clear up questions left...
TWIN PEAKS: THE RETURN – ‘Part 13’
The big question, having watched Twin Peaks: The Return “Part 13”, is what the heck is going on with Audrey? We’ll get to that...
TWIN PEAKS: THE RETURN – ‘Part 12’
The shifting tones of Twin Peaks: The Return offer unexpected delight and increasing frustration, so the teasing, arduous longueurs of “Part 12” are bound...
TWIN PEAKS: THE RETURN – ‘Part 11’
Twin Peaks: The Return “Part 11” wastes no time picking up from last week’s disturbing visit to the dark heart of patriarchy. Well, we...
TWIN PEAKS: THE RETURN – ‘Part 10’
Twin Peaks: The Return, like its predecessor, doesn’t flinch from depicting violence towards women. This variation of ‘the evil that men do’ has been...
TWIN PEAKS: THE RETURN – ‘Part 9’
After plunging us into the dark origins of Twin Peaks: The Return in “Part 8” (perhaps the most Lynchian expression yet given free reign...