40 YEARS OF DAVID LYNCH (BOOK TRAILER)

Watch 40 Years of David Lynch's new book trailer premiere! Volume I will be released on April 25th and Volume II on May 16th. Enjoy the Lynchian audio/visual goodness!

40 YEARS OF DAVID LYNCH PREORDER SCHEDULE

Join filmmaker and author Michael Adam Warren on a journey of discovery through the cinematic dreamscapes of director David Lynch the man who created some of the most strangely beautiful films in the world, including Eraserhead, The Elephant Man, Dune, Blue Velvet, Wild at Heart, Twin Peaks, Lost Highway, The Straight Story, Mulholland Dr., Inland Empire, and many more. 40 Years of David Lynch is a career retrospective of a film director whose style is so unique they had to coin a new word even to describe it: “Lynchian.”

TWIN PEAKS: ROCKIN' BACK INSIDE MY HEART

ENTERING THE TOWN OF TWIN PEAKS

TWIN PEAKS: BOOKHOUSE BOYS

Our third teaser trailer celebrating the return of Twin Peaks 25 years after its initial run in the early nineties. Here we explore an important story thread that should help the audience bridge the different time periods, Twin Peaks's secret army to guard the townspeople from the evil in the woods: the Bookhouse Boys....

TWIN PEAKS: IT IS HAPPENING AGAIN

Our second original teaser trailer celebrating the return of Mark Frost and David Lynch's Twin Peaks for a special 9 episode run on Showtime in 2016. "It is Happening Again" features footage from the show's original run to remind us of the stakes going into the next phase of the show.

TWIN PEAKS: 25 YEARS LATER

Our original trailer celebrating the return of Twin Peaks on Showtime in 2016!

TWIN PEAKS: DAYS 20-26

Now we arrive at the weakest link in the otherwise brilliant run of Twin Peaks: Days 20-26. That's not to say these episodes do not contain many brilliant moments, too, but the pulse-pounding momentum of the show screeches to a halt here. We jump off the rails for a brief span to explore some fun tangents and some not-so-fun tangents. This is the third article of a five-part series to re-title and summarize the Twin Peaks series and prequel movie for the benefit of the imminent Blu-Ray release.

TWIN PEAKS RETROSPECTIVE (WEEK 1)

Someone recently posted on YouTube the first in an ongoing series of lectures being moderated by Alex Ago, the Director of Programming at USC's School of Cinematic Arts. This week he moderates an informative question and answer session with series Co-Creator Mark Frost, Editor Duwayne Dunham, Director of Photography Ron Garcia, and Sarah Palmer herself, the great Grace Zabriskie.

HAPPY BIRTHDAY DAVID LYNCH

Whoa. David Lynch has come back into the mainstream's zeitgeist in a big way this year. So as we join together in wishing Mr. Lynch a wonderful birthday this year, let us take a moment to reflect on some of the extraordinary things he has been up to this past year.

TWIN PEAKS: DAYS 9-17

In this article we will continue where we left off in last month's article by summarizing and retitling the next segment of episodes in Mark Frost and David Lynch's groundbreaking Twin Peaks (1990-91) TV series. As I mentioned before, I am writing these articles in anticipation of the show's eventual Blu-Ray release to offer my respectful suggestions, free of charge, on how to best summarize Twin Peaks' episodes in any and all future releases of the show. Since Twin Peaks is an important milestone in the development of the current golden age of modern TV dramas, we should pay particular care and attention to the way it will be presented to future viewers from here on out.

TWIN PEAKS: DAYS 1-8

Over the next few months, I will share new episode titles and summaries for David Lynch and Mark Frost's TV series Twin Peaks (1990-91) and its prequel film Fire Walk with Me (1992). Since I never encountered an episode guide with sufficiently descriptive yet brief titles and synopses that really do the series justice, I created some myself. I invite the producers of the inevitable Blu-Ray release of Twin Peaks to include any or all of these titles and summaries in their box set free of charge, if they feel so inclined. At least these articles might provide the producers with a good launching platform when creating their own guide.