f i r e w a l k w i t h m e
as if my nervous system was not exhausted enough already, I decided to watch "Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me" on IFC tonight. it's probably the third time I've seen that one. for those of you not familiar with this morbid masterpiece in all its versions: "Fire Walk with Me" is a certain prequel to the Twin Peaks series; it's way more intense and bloody; it's a key, or perhaps a lock to which the key is to be inserted, to the whole "Who Killed Laura Palmer?" mystery.
Every time I watch Twin Peaks I see it from a completely different angle. When I was a teenager, this Lynch's epic nightmare made me afraid of approaching mirrors, dark rooms, and red velvety fabrics. These days I see more of an incest narrative that is not as prominent in the series as it is in "Fire Walk With Me". More so, it is Lynch's brilliant penetration of a serial killer's mind. As well as the killer's victims. Who are also victims of incestuous abuse. I'm yet to crack the mystery of evanescent FBI agents though. any ideas?
Every time I watch Twin Peaks I see it from a completely different angle. When I was a teenager, this Lynch's epic nightmare made me afraid of approaching mirrors, dark rooms, and red velvety fabrics. These days I see more of an incest narrative that is not as prominent in the series as it is in "Fire Walk With Me". More so, it is Lynch's brilliant penetration of a serial killer's mind. As well as the killer's victims. Who are also victims of incestuous abuse. I'm yet to crack the mystery of evanescent FBI agents though. any ideas?