>Psychedelic
>Kafkaesque
>Melancholic
Psychedelic
Anthony Morgan
Jace Wood
>Lynchian
Justin Kelly
>a tour-de-force
Hudson Collins
>pastiche
>cliché
>a certain je ne sais quoi
Austin Hughes
>that insecurity
Brayden Ortiz
>Aesthetics
>Cinematography
>Auteur
Xavier Bailey
>>that insecurity
Mason Martinez
based
Jackson Cox
>...and here's why that's a good thing
Ayden Walker
>essential x kino
>comfy flick
>a literal Yea Forums-graphy
Cooper Bell
>a daring synthesis
Luke Murphy
>le shiggy pissbagatello
Jackson Miller
This thread is shallow and pedantic
Jaxson Phillips
just like your cum (´･ω･`)
Hunter Perez
what's the difference between Lynchian and Surreal?
Wyatt Harris
>It's so bad it's good, I love it (ironically of course)
Logan Clark
>snyderesque
Nathaniel Harris
>Dickensian
Juan Richardson
I forget who the quote is attributed to, but I've heard Lynchian humour described as a man beating his wife to death while explaining to her that she cooked his meal wrong, or something to that effect.
Anthony Gutierrez
whoever said that should kill themselves as should people who like David Lynch films.
Ayden Hughes
>4 hour snorefest of people sitting around and doing nothing
>high culture
Ayden Davis
Author David Foster Wallace once wrote an essay about David Lynch. In it, he coined the term "Lynchian". Wallace described this tone as "the unbelievably grotesque existing in a kind of union with the unbelievably banal."
He gave an example of a 1950s husband beating his wife to death because she bought him the wrong brand of peanut butter. "I told you to buy the JIF," he'd say as he's clobbering her to death. This, he claims, qualifies as almost perfectly Lynchian.
This episode of the Tyra Banks show enters into Lynchian territory. An average daytime talk show, with an audience primarily consisting of middle aged women. Yet in this instance director Quentin Tarantino, is forced to confront his foot fetish on national television in front of the audience, in some kind of sick game.
This experience appears humiliating and grotesque enough but this nightmarish situation is only made worse by Quentin's face contorting into a childlike expression before he farts and shits in his pants.
Despite the subtext and the show producers' hopes to normalize this horror, the average person is totally disgusted. Nevertheless, the viewer is fascinated. We're drawn further into this. The sheer naked horror of what they're doing to him, the blase quality with which they're doing it, it creates this brutal paradox that almost rapes the viewer's basic sense of what is decent.
Nolan Young
>wojak posting
Jeremiah Reyes
>Lovecraftian
Luis Morales