Lost Highway
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Sep 19, 2026
CraigHOST
What did you think of the film
VinnyHOST
overall? So, knowing that this is the earliest I've seen of his filmography after, you know, Mulholland Drive, Firewalk With Me, and Lost Highway, and it's like...
VinnyHOST
i can see like the rhythm of like okay set up set up like the world and then the mystery and then like a sharp turn into other stuff so i can recognize those beats of it but also it was nice to see something that wasn't straight up like okay here's the complete overhaul of the shift like a lost highway or mahalan driver it's like oh sure now it's time to re-catch up with everything in the status quo So I really like that aspect of it where it's more traditional.
VinnyHOST
Like, okay, I start with this character and I'm ending with this character.
VinnyHOST
Sure, he's gone through a journey, but it's the same exact person.
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CraigHOST
Part of me wants to recommend Blue Velvet because, you know, it is, I guess there's less abstraction.
CraigHOST
There's less kind of like, you know, overtly surreal stuff.
CraigHOST
Like it's not like Lost Highway where, you know, the entire narrative shifts halfway through.
Chuck CampbellHOST
Yeah.
Wayne BledsoeHOST
And, you know, like all of his movies that I've seen, that one and Lost Highway are my two favorites.
Wayne BledsoeHOST
Okay.
Wayne BledsoeHOST
But I just love the fact that he throws you so off kilter.
William BibbianiHOST
Mulholland Drive, everyone loves it.
William BibbianiHOST
Lost Highway, kind of the same thing, really unpopular.
William BibbianiHOST
But he was always on the edge of acceptability.
William BibbianiHOST
And Nicholas Winding Refn only did that once.
Jay BurdenGUEST
He and I have done a series of movie reviews.
Jay BurdenGUEST
Most recently did David Lynch's Lost Highway, which is a wild movie.
Jay BurdenGUEST
And so those are really fun, both from the perspective of it keep me sane.
Jay BurdenGUEST
Because if I'm going through just talking about like the Haruman statue in Houston five days a week, I'd suck start a shotgun.
KathleenAUDIENCE
So
Willy StaleyGUEST
it's like Lost Highway or something.
Willy StaleyGUEST
That's so fascinating.
Willy StaleyGUEST
But I guess getting filmed, that's the thing is like, what if you got filmed looking cool in New York City? Which sounds like that's what happens.
Tyler WhitmoreHOST
What movie do you want to see with that
SethHOST
director? It helps that he's obviously passed away now, but I think Lost Highway for Lynch because there's so much you can go into with it.
SethHOST
There's so much conversation come out with it.
SethHOST
Lynch was such an eccentric figure anyway.
SethHOST
That's a good pick.
SethHOST
Lost Highway with Lynch for sure.
George CarmiHOST
I think just recency I'd probably pick watching The Odyssey with Nolan.
George CarmiHOST
I think that'd be a cool...
RoryGUEST
Dave, you'll appreciate this.
RoryGUEST
I rewatched Lost Highway.
RoryGUEST
And I'm pretending like you haven't heard me mention this because I definitely messaged you the next day and said, hey, Dave, I watched Lost Highway.
RoryGUEST
I don't
DavidHOST
remember.
RoryGUEST
What did you think of that? I
Jack RenaudHOST
think the last episode you left the part like, I'm going to go watch Lost Highway.
RoryGUEST
Last time on Real Chronicles.
Jane Aerith Magnet-DaleGUEST
Yeah.
Shy FoxHOST
And not to jump ahead in our Lynch filmography, but I must mention how much her walking in on the film already playing, and it's a graphic sex scene, reminded me of Lost Highway.
Shy FoxHOST
Yes! Where he walks in to where he's hoping to find Alice, I think it is, later in the movie.
Shy FoxHOST
And, boy, yeah.
Shy FoxHOST
But it just smacked me right in the face on first viewing.
Shy FoxHOST
I'm like, okay, definite Lost Highway influence here.
Shy FoxHOST
That's really cool.
Laura Kate DaleHOST
Yeah.
Brett CoralloGUEST
What are these B-movies that are so revelatory often of wider cultural psyops? Like, you know, why there? Like, why is it more there sometimes than in the bigger stuff? And then what are these relationships, you know, between them? But I mean, there's a complex relationship in these industries between their sort of underworlds.
Brett CoralloGUEST
And I mean, the underworld in the movies goes all the way down like the porn industry, right? So if you watch a movie like The Lost Highway by David Lynch, who then goes on to make Mulholland, he's very obsessed with the dynamics of Hollywood and power and mind control.
Brett CoralloGUEST
And that's very much a monarch movie.
Brett CoralloGUEST
So it's the same.
JoJoGUEST
There's no doubt about it.
JoJoGUEST
We are going to one of my absolute flipping icons, which is Lost Highway 1997 with David Lynch.
JoJoGUEST
Honestly, he is the high priest of strange, obscure, unusual, dreamy fucking...
JoJoGUEST
Just crazy, like creative filmmaking.
JoJoGUEST
He is, for me, iconic.
JoJoGUEST
Like a gut punch hearing he passed for me.
JoJoGUEST
Lost Highway is an incredible film.
JoJoGUEST
You know, it's not for everyone.
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