Dean Stockwell's lip-sync performance to Roy Orbison's "In Dreams" in "Blue Velvet" is a memorable scene showcasing the film's unique style. A dog eating a human heart in "One Tree Hill" became a ...

It's also hard to believe that Lynch, whose death at age 78 was shared by his family on January 16, only shot three features ...

But the nude scene in movies is rarely discussed alongside a Canova ... but his most brilliant use of nudity comes in the surrealist noir “Blue Velvet.” When Jeffrey Beaumont (Kyle MacLachlan) breaks ...

But she didn’t see it. “Mama was no prude,” he ... The only thing that troubles me about “Blue Velvet” is the scene most people found most troubling, which Rossellini recounted in ...

Additionally, Ebert believed that following up the scenes ... around to Blue Velvet (it’s also possible that he was just understandably disturbed by the film), it is nice to see that he ...

We shall not see his ... we mulled over Blue Velvet, in one of the surely infinite number of fervid conversations that movie has inspired. My friend was speaking of the final scene, in which ...

Blue Velvet, often widely regarded as one of David Lynch's finest works, hit US theatres on September 19, 1986. Despite its initial poor box office performance and mixed critical reception due to ...

Isabella Rossellini, who had her breakout role in David Lynch’s “Blue Velvet” and went on to date the man for five years, paid tribute to the late director following his death. “I loved ...