I remember dragging a friend to see it in the theatre when it first came out, I had no idea what to expect, but that was back in the day when I'd hardly miss a theatrical release of a horror film. Needless to say, I loved it, my friend was confused by it, and the actual theatre was completely empty. It was a life altering experience.
It was a while ago, but I'm sure the empty theatre was a plus. I remember that my friend kept making fun that it was empty, that I was the only fellah who'd be interested in a flick like that.
Man, I love David Lynch. I particularly loved "Inland Empire," which is the kinda flick that people accuse you of not really liking but just say you do to sound artsy. I wouldn't say it was a horror flick...psychological thriller, I guess. Anyway, you reminded me of the part near the end where Laura Dern's face is all distorted. Scared the piss outta me.
I recently saw "The Wicker Man" (the original '70s one) and liked that quite a bit. I like to bop around the house singing "eeeeen the woods therrrre grrrrew a trrrreeee...":
(What kind of CONspiracy are the fucktards gonna accuse me of now, for having the gall to comment in your journal? Bite me with mustard, ya fuckin' losers).
The type of people who'll accuse you of liking something just for the prestige are, in my opinion, just compensating for the fact that they don't get it, and can't admit that they don't know everything. It's the same people who like to say the people with bookshelves full of books are just showing off.
I, fortunately don't hear this that often, because i DON'T spend time with people like that.
I have decided, however, as of recently, that I will only date women who, a) really like David Lynch, and b) at least have a small collection of books.
Lots of even relatively hip and artsy people make sport of hatin' on David Lynch. "What the FUCK? It doesn't make SENSE..." His stuff is meant to be viewed as a dream, a kaleidoscopic ride through the unconscious, baby...just let go and enjoy the ride...sheesh...
I've decided that I will only date men who are not now and never have been drug addicts (which feels like a tall order since it seems every cock I've ever let into my life or my loins had some fuckin' monkey on his back. And I play June Carter Cash so damn well). "Six Feet Under" with the kittycat it is! (I saw an episode the other day where this Republican bitch in a designer suit turned to an underling and said "just because we've fucked doesn't mean we're on a first name basis." She's my hero! I wanna be her! Well, for five minutes anyway, then go back to bein' me).
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I recently saw "The Wicker Man" (the original '70s one) and liked that quite a bit. I like to bop around the house singing "eeeeen the woods therrrre grrrrew a trrrreeee...":
(What kind of CONspiracy are the fucktards gonna accuse me of now, for having the gall to comment in your journal? Bite me with mustard, ya fuckin' losers).
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I, fortunately don't hear this that often, because i DON'T spend time with people like that.
I have decided, however, as of recently, that I will only date women who, a) really like David Lynch, and b) at least have a small collection of books.
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I've decided that I will only date men who are not now and never have been drug addicts (which feels like a tall order since it seems every cock I've ever let into my life or my loins had some fuckin' monkey on his back. And I play June Carter Cash so damn well). "Six Feet Under" with the kittycat it is! (I saw an episode the other day where this Republican bitch in a designer suit turned to an underling and said "just because we've fucked doesn't mean we're on a first name basis." She's my hero! I wanna be her! Well, for five minutes anyway, then go back to bein' me).
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