Twin Peaks

David Lynch Says Trailers These Days Are ‘Really Harmful’
David Lynch Says Trailers These Days Are ‘Really Harmful’
David Lynch Says Trailers These Days Are ‘Really Harmful’
In the weeks before the new season of Twin Peaks premiered, none of the promotional footage we saw gave us any hints about what to expect. That was exactly how David Lynch wanted it: for a show this intricate and bizarre and tempting to try and dissect, there was to be no information that could lend itself to any early fan theorizing. Even the episode descriptions on Showtime’s website (for Episodes 1 and 2: “The stars turn and a time presents itself”) are deliberately oblique. Lynch himself thinks that all the promotional material we’re inundated with before a movie or a show premieres does more harm than good.
'Seinfeld' Goes 'Twin Peaks' in Revival Teaser Parody
'Seinfeld' Goes 'Twin Peaks' in Revival Teaser Parody
'Seinfeld' Goes 'Twin Peaks' in Revival Teaser Parody
Commercials and Curb Your Enthusiasm are about as close to a Seinfeld revival as we’ll ever get, but in an age where new Twin Peaks graces Showtime, anything seems possible. In fact, giving Seinfeld the same eerie teaser as Twin Peaks’ return might just make the best case, in a new parody you have to see.
David Lynch Says He’s Actually Not Done With Cinema (Maybe)
David Lynch Says He’s Actually Not Done With Cinema (Maybe)
David Lynch Says He’s Actually Not Done With Cinema (Maybe)
To paraphrase baseball great and latter-day Confucius figure Yogi Berra: it ain’t over ’til David Lynch states in non-ambiguous language that it’s over, and even then, you can never be too sure. As if from on high, the esteemed filmmaker has handed down to we mere mortal a new season of his cult-beloved TV series Twin Peaks, but his fans know full well that the good Lynch giveth and the good Lynch taketh away. For even as he was givething us new TV, the fear persisted that he had takethed away any hope of another feature film in the future.
'Twin Peaks' Revival Teaser Brings Back Gordon and Albert
'Twin Peaks' Revival Teaser Brings Back Gordon and Albert
'Twin Peaks' Revival Teaser Brings Back Gordon and Albert
Let’s be honest; even those who’ve watched the entirety of Twin Peaks have a hard time figuring it out, to say nothing of whatever David Lynch greenlights for Showtime trailers. So, without further ado, here’s a bunch of concerned-looking people. Some of them are walking places. Others are Miguel Ferrer. We miss that guy.
David Lynch Says He’s Done With Filmmaking
David Lynch Says He’s Done With Filmmaking
David Lynch Says He’s Done With Filmmaking
Good news and bad news, David Lynch fans: The good news is that the new season of Twin Peaks is so close you can almost taste the cherry pie glaze – but the bad news is that in a new interview Lynch has said, definitively, that he doesn’t plan to make any more movies.
'Twin Peaks' Teaser Reveals First Footage, Familiar Faces
'Twin Peaks' Teaser Reveals First Footage, Familiar Faces
'Twin Peaks' Teaser Reveals First Footage, Familiar Faces
The jury’s out on whether we’ll see an actual Twin Peaks trailer before Showtime premieres its May 21 revival, and even the last promo only gave us shots of the town itself. Thankfully, those characters you like are coming back in style, with some actual (albeit absurdly cryptic) footage of new Twin Peaks!

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