Coupled with nuclear bomb tests and invaders from another place.
I got this lovely little sense of an homage to 1950s B-horror movies whilst watching these scenes.
So what does that say about the creation of Bob and Laura?
Also that diner looked familiar.
The mechanic and the waitress, Big Ed and Norma vibe??
Perhaps all these characters are paradigms- think of the way that Deer Creek was presented in FWWM as the doppelganger Twin Peaks, with twisted versions of Sherrif Truman, Andy, Lucy, Norma and the RR.
The young girl and her Beau? The Waitress? The mechanic? These are ideas!
I am VERY curious to see what Big Ed's appearsnce is going to look like- the promo image is a dark-looking one...
I AM the FBI.
Coupled with nuclear bomb tests and invaders from another place.
I got this lovely little sense of an homage to 1950s B-horror movies whilst watching these scenes.
So what does that say about the creation of Bob and Laura?
Also that diner looked familiar.
I thought the exact thing! Especially when the couple stops the car when all the "lumbrjacks" (if that's what we are calling them) were crossing the road. NIGHT OF THE LIVING DEAD! DON'T STOP YOUR CAR!
The waitress and mechanic are listed as mother and father, in the credits. So they are parents of one of the children most likely.
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It's more that in those roles you would expect a credit (especially from Lynch were speaking or non-speaking doesn't make a difference), I mean the Experiment got a credit. If they weren't important or revealing their names wouldn't give too much away, then I suspect they'd be credited. It's an odd omission for sure.
Perhaps all these characters are paradigms- think of the way that Deer Creek was presented in FWWM as the doppelganger Twin Peaks, with twisted versions of Sherrif Truman, Andy, Lucy, Norma and the RR.
The young girl and her Beau? The Waitress? The mechanic? These are ideas!
I am VERY curious to see what Big Ed's appearsnce is going to look like- the promo image is a dark-looking one...
So the lumberjacks are the dopple version of the Packard Mill?