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David Lynch's Hotel Room $19.95 In this rare collection, David Lynch presents a trilogy of stories that take place in the curiously timeless space of room 603 at the Railroad Hotel. The 1st episode is directed by David Lynch and stars Harry Dean Stanton and Glenne Headly as two cantankerous old friends who share room 603 with a hooker-turned-cheerleader and find themselves haunted by a mysterious and dangerous past. The 2nd episode is directed by James Signorelli and has three uptown women gather in the hotel room to lament about men, relationships and sex with unexpectedly violent results. David Lynch book ends the trilogy by directing the last episode with the amazing Crispin Glover as a simple, midwestern husband who's brought his mentally disoriented wife to New York for treatment. Stranded in their room after a storm blacks out the city, the young couple embark on a profoundly unsettling odyssey of personal discovery. |
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Dune $25.95 This is the three hour plus film version of Frank Herbert's celebrated science-fiction classic. More scenes have been added throughout to fill the viewer in on what some people didn't think was clear enough with David Lynch's original cut. The credits read Directed by Alan Smithee after Lynch's petition to the Director's Guild. Uncut 3 hr. Version. 2 DVD set. |
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Industrial Symphony No. 1 $19.95 In 1989, the Brooklyn Academy of Music approached David Lynch and Angelo Badalamenti to create a special performance to open their New Wave Music Festival. Taking the title from a collection of his works produced while he was at the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts, Lynch and Badalamenti worked Julee Cruise's music together with various imagery to produce a unique concert performance. To open the piece, Lynch shot a new film sequence of a phone conversation between a guy and girl breaking up, featuring Nicolas Cage and Laura Dern with whom he was currently shooting Wild At Heart. From there, the dreamself of the heartbroken woman (Julee Cruise) floats through the air over an industrial wasteland singing ballads of love. |
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On The Air $25.95 Witness the wacky antics and crazy chaos that erupts regularly on a 1940's television studio set. This is David Lynch's acclaimed, short-lived comedy series that lasted only seven episodes. This two tape set contains all the episodes and is uncut and commercial free. From Japan. |
