Dead Horse Interchange

It took Lynch an hour and a half to establish the very basic premise, which is that Demon Coop doesn't want to return to the Black Lodge, and is trying to avoid it.

Everything else is just weird imagery.

No other story thread from seasons 1-2 carries over as far as I can tell.

It's not even set in the town anymore lol. Could easily change the title to "Kyle MacLachlan wanders around trying to find the plot"

Even the Red Room is starting to wear me on tbh, because it's the same scene over and over.

Cooper is sitting on a chair with a gormless expression, listening to someone speak in riddles.

It was mildly amusing to see that Lynch recast the Dwarf with a CGI tree that spews electricity.

I watched the first two parts of Twin Peaks: The Return. I'm really glad Lynch didn't have full creative control over the original show. It's turned into a borderline incomprehensible schizophrenic nightmare. The only thread that really carries over is that a demonic version of Cooper (now inexplica...

April looks kewt

can someone give me a recap of who this guy is?

All I saw was some clip of him being an alcoholic on Twitter

just finished watching Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me. To me it was a mixed bag, leaning towards the positive. Everything with Laura Palmer was perfect. I always liked Sheryl Lee in the show, but she gave a masterclass in acting in this movie. Every reaction, every line delivery was so intricate and ...

I finished the original run of Twin Peaks. The finale was okay, although you could tell Lynch meddled with the script. The Black Lodge sequence wasn't nearly as intense as some previous scenes, so that was a disappointment. I will miss Kenneth Welsh as the "mind of a diamond", Windom Earle. He was ...

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Tue May 21, 2024 11:17 pm

When Doge quits screeching

He quit years ago. He even mentioned that his voice can't handle it anymore. The Nostalgia Critic videos are just glorified Doge Reviews now.

I finished the original run of Twin Peaks. The finale was okay, although you could tell Lynch meddled with the script. The Black Lodge sequence wasn't nearly as intense as some previous scenes, so that was a disappointment. I will miss Kenneth Welsh as the "mind of a diamond", Windom Earle. He was s...