What did you think?

WELL, it felt like experiencing a very strange nightmare, with a very disturbing atmosphere and whatnot. Only after I finished watching I could actually appreciate how well-crafted it was, even if the feeling was still lingering. XD

Yeah, it's not very much like anything else out there. In general we're conditioned to expect movies to be pretty linear and same-y, and it's even more unsettling than any other art form when they're not. It haunted my brain for a long, long time after I first saw it.

LOL this pic still makes me laugh. "Oh, so you ARE sick!"

Sad to say it, as I am fond of David Lynch, but I've only seen this film once. It just left me feeling really... off. Perhaps I shouldn't have watched it at night with the lights out.

Funny you should describe it that way, because that's how I described it to other people as well.

AAARGH. The moment the baby got sick just asdsfsfdg.

Hahaha... I. I really need to watch more of his works. 8C Shame on me. But... yeah! It's bizarre how the subconscious dictates how you feel... And yet, while watching this movie, the ambient soundscape combined with visuals that are, indeed, off ... it builds the world.

GUH the split frame to the sick baby was the only thing that really terrified me the entire movie.

That and the ending. For some reason, I almost fainted watching the ending.

Gahhhh it was scary as hell :CCC I mean, damn, after the point the baby is introduced, I just. The baby was just plain unsettling. DX But that scene.....

I really liked how strange this movie was.

Me too. Unexplained things happening and aaaa what is a dream, what is reality, what is all this adsfdg

I did the big mistake of eating vanilla ie cream with chocolate syrup during the scene where he cuts open his weird baby. I wasn't so hungry for the ice cream afterwards. The entire movie is like a long dream. That woman with the incredible weird cheeks that lived in his radiator freaked my friend out pretty much.
It's been a while since I saw the movie last time. Somehow there's something holding me back from watching it again. I think it's the last parts of my sanity.

Oh yeah that foamy stuff aaaaa. It made me think of canned whipped cream, actually.

Can't blame you! I know I'm not exactly enthusiastic to watch this movie again either.

I love this movie.

I wish it'd been filled with candy instead of nightmares

In heaven, every fucking thing is fine >:C

This is so cute!!
I really like how simple the style is. :)

OMG Me TOO *shaking* Gonna give me nightmares

''Aw, you are sick!'' *cue jumping from the chair*

That movie was on of the most surreal things I've seen in my life.

I.. Why have I not seen/heard of this? I have some massive looking into to do.

omfg

I watched parts of clips on youtube.

Just that alone was enough to disturb me to the point of not wanting to watch any further.

Call me a weenie but OMG. WHAT THE EFF WAS GOING THROUGH DAVID LYNCH'S MIND

i saw it, and watched again Eraserhead. then i made a strange photo of myself, and now i feel like that guy myself...
this picture fucken rocks.

Hahaha... Hmm, it doesn't seem to make a fuss of itself. xD

FFF I feel the same way, actually. It's frustrating that when I go check a favourite artist's gallery and notice that "wait a minute, I never saw this one in my message centre" 8C Maybe I should watch fewer people, hahaha.

Eraserhead is probably the only movie that has scared me. It took me three days to watch it, I took a lot of breaks.
Gore doesn't typically make me queasy, but at the end, I got all sweaty, dizzy, and nauseous. I thought I was going to pass out, I had to lay down for about ten minutes.

Through all that torment, I've gained so much respect for the film and Lynch, managing to tweak my psyche in ways no other horror film has. The surreality and completely unexpected nature of things was like-- as many say-- watching a dream.

Whoa. D8

I need to watch more of his works! Eraserhead had quite a unique atmosphere.

I met David Lynch.