Eraserhead

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tommy Feb 1 The ugliness of the universe is pulling the levers to release the baby (spirit) into the world dropped in to the water (wet planet earth) hairy hole gurney dirty industrial area the dirtiness of man the torn photo is how he feels about her he’s torn she is attached to her mother like the puppies to theirs In American culture family is everything keep grandma involved a slight toward the poultry industry man made chicken has her in a trance the divine comedy she’s crying bill is smiling Americans getting married due to tradition they don’t want to be together a child out of lust may not be as nurtured as one out of love she is a prisoner of her own thoughts she’s packed her bag and made up her mind the light in the furnace everything in heaven is fine go to the light his wife is the parasite in his life she’s causing nightmares the woman in the furnace is the woman of his dreams his worm in the box is his dirty little secret you can experience the light and things you want but Henry is attached to his earthly wants the ugliness of the universe shows it’s face if you stay of you give up on your dreams you will become another object to be used someone will come along and steal your thoughts and get paid for it lust not fulfilled baby laughs kill what keeps you attached and you will obtain heaven See more Geraldine V @Gerald3n111 Dec 18 this film was strange and I kinda got bored while in the middle of watching it. but overall there were some parts where it gave me goosebumps. See more Valeria P @valp15 Dec 18 Eraserhead is a haunting, surreal masterpiece that is as disturbing as it is mesmerizing that showcases David Lynch's unique vision. See more Wendi F @wendydj Dec 18 this movie is unsetteling! i fell asleep in the middle of it and woke up because i was having a nightmare i think because of the sound of the movie. See more Bnk 3 @TylerSalazar Dec 18 This film was strange and made me feel creeped out like a nightmare you try to escape but can't. The movie attempts to use images and creepy sounds to make the audience feel lonely and anxious. A true cult classic not for the faint of heart though. See more Justin N @justinnave Dec 18 David Lynch’s Eraserhead is a nightmarish, surreal masterpiece that feels like stepping inside a dream—or a fevered hallucination. The film’s black-and-white visuals, industrial sound design, and unsettling imagery create a constant sense of unease that lingers long after it ends. The story of Henry and his deformed child is minimal, but every scene is loaded with symbolism, dark humor, and psychological tension. Eraserhead isn’t meant to be "comfortable" or conventional—it’s an experience, a work of art, and a landmark in experimental cinema. See more Read all reviews

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