Count me among those who consider David Lynch’s “Blue Velvet” to be the greatest American film of the 1980s. (Sorry, “Raging Bull,” better luck next time ...

The term auteur – the idea that films retain the personal sensibilities of their directors, like fingerprints – is thrown around quite frequently in this field. This theory, while extremely popular, ...

David Lynch's Blue Velvet is a "movie that brought the clammy terrors of this avant-garde filmmaker kicking and screaming into the mainstream". Previously available on a disappointing DVD, we have a ...

MGM today confirmed what we’ve known for weeks. On November 8, David Lynch’s Blue Velvet starring Kyle MacLachlan and Dennis Hopper will make its Blu-ray debut. The strategy behind Blue Velvet coming ...

(KRT) Sandy: “I don’t know if you’re a detective or a pervert.” Jeffrey: “Well, that’s for me to know and you to find out.” With those words, so begins one of the most spectacularly twisted sequences ...

One of the quickest ways to offend someone is to trash a movie that's dear to their heart -- or to praise one they loathed. People take movies very seriously: We look to them for validation of our ...

Few films are so perfect in conception, so evenly rendered from beginning to end, that they stand as complete works of art. The ones that become classics aren’t those without flaws, but those with a ...

It’s a strange world, isn’t it? Licking his wounds following the critical and commercial failure of Dune, David Lynch struck a deal with Dino De Laurentiis that would give him full creative control ...

David Lynch’s 1986 classic Blue Velvet is getting the Criterion treatment this spring, as IndieWire notes. The new edition of the film includes numerous bonus features, most notably including The Lost ...

David Lynch’s 1986 film Blue Velvet is a masterpiece, one of the great achievements of cinema. But as the new Blu-ray suggests, making it involved getting the exact right balance of tone - 52 minutes ...

David Lynch’s 1986 classic Blue Velvet is surreal, stilted, and perverse, but it’s also the movie where his career began to make sense. Up to that point, there’d been no comprehensible pattern to ...