Alec Stutson

Radio reporter for @nsprnews, film nerd, musician, and online idiot. he/him

[JAMES FERRARO @LIL_ICEBUNNY]

A bit of Gusher to tantalize the senses—this is the peak chemical bonbon in the American culinary style

[Fai @TheFaiao]

Sheogorath

[Lenscap @Lenscap]

‘Eraserhead’ (1977)
dir. David Lynch
dp. Herbert Cardwell/Frederick Elmes

[Typhoid Maury @GrahamSig]

Rewatching Twin Peaks for the first time in maybe 8 years, in light of recent events, and the reveal of Cooper flipping over the chalkboard to reveal the enormous map of China, and having everyone lean forward intently to listen...that's the good stuff.

[diurnal moth fan @Jess_D_Ripper]

I hate to say it but I think he did actually teach me it was okay to be weird

[PHENOMENON ALIEN 96100 96584-18589 005 IBEON 9112 @3DGlyptics]

Localizing my game to your languages is physically impossible because they do not canonically exist in my game world

My game exists in my own world so these are the languages which do exist (See photo)

Note that your language is not listed. That is because it does not exist

[Erik Baker @erikmbaker]

If you love Lynch and are looking to expand your horizons you should look not to the hacky imitators but to other artists with a singular personal vision and an appreciation of the relationship between cinema and dreaming. Apichatpong, Tarkovsky, Welles, Tati...

[John Frankensteiner @JFrankensteiner]

Just coming out of the gate with Eraserhead is probably the coolest thing anyone has ever done

[Pack Pistol Pazzy (سيف الله) @vinnie_paz]

RIP David Lynch. 

radicalized American film with with a dark, surrealistic artistic vision. visionary artists are often seen as hard, reclusive, or outright assholes, but David Lynch proved you could work at the highest level, have a ‘who gives a fuck’ attitude, and still lead with heart and humility. no one has ever understood the world like Lynch did. we’re lucky that he showed us what he saw. one of the truly great artists in the history of cinema. unapologetically Philly. he was 78.

[Cinema Tweets @CinemaTweets1]

David Lynch is Forever

[Dave Itzkoff @ditzkoff]

not Lynch's movie, i know, but god, what a sendoff

[Justin🦩Boldaji @justinboldaji]

Ebert’s Mulholland Drive review is one of my favorite reviews he did

[David Lynch @DAVID_LYNCH]

Dear Twitter Friends, I like to watch & count birds in the morning. I've made friends with a humming bird.

[Good Willsmith @GoodWillsmith]

thinking of watching Eraserhead for the 1st time with my best friend in his basement when we were like 14. we were already into death metal & noise & other art forms that we thought were SERIOUS BUSINESS but that movie made us into confused pathetic little protozoa. life changing

[Good Willsmith @GoodWillsmith]

David Lynch being American, devoting large swathes of his art to examining America in all its evils & beauties & eccentricities, using America as a springboard into the deepest subconsciousness — to be honest this is one of the few things that makes me proud to be an American

[w҉h҉i҉t҉e҉ ҉ ҉t҉e҉v҉i҉n҉ @30000MONKIES]

David Lynch - This Man was Shot 0.9502 Seconds Ago (2004), one of the best ever

[★ @corpseinorbit]

Dean Stockwell in this one scene might be my single favorite performance by any actor in anything