revadece

welcome back laura palmer

in no specific order: • gregg araki’s masterpieces: the doom generation, nowhere, mysterious skin (planning to watch totally fucked up to complete teenage apocalypse trilogy but i can’t find it anywhere in my language.. and on youtube it’s for 18+) • david lynch’s masterpieces: twin peaks: fire walk with me, blue velvet, wild at heart, mulholland drive • possession • eternal sunshine of the spotless mind • valerie and her week of wonders • fallen angels 1995 (i also want to watch wong kar-wai’s chunking express but i can’t find it in my language) • buffalo '66 • the virgin suicides • requiem for a dream • christiane f (watched this with my ex and always reminds me of her although we never did drugs) • girl, interrupted • the piano teacher (disturbing but fascinating) • spirited away • interview with the vampire and some i enjoyed but not sure if would count them in the list (because either not having such an attachment to them or not having watched in a long time): paris, texas, prozac nation, her, inside 2007, suspiria

this is so fucking catchy i was dancing to that song today in the school bathroom

kids 1995. it was a bit disgusting but def less than gummo (idk if there’s a more disturbing film than that i’ve ever watched), and also sad, but i enjoy seeing young people fuck and do drugs on the screen something i wish i would be still doing, but in different context than showed there. also i wish jenny got to tell telly because i was kind of waiting for it for the whole movie but honestly how it ended is even more depressing

oh so this was true not really digging the song because i’m not a fan of the weeknd but it was nice to hear lana anyway

wait for life vs paris texas

this is such a hard one.. grimes vs weyes blood

thank you! i love inca ore and all kinds of dark ambient stuff, though i admit she’s pretty unknown

as i played this i felt 2021 in my veins, when i used to listen to cc obsessively

id die if lana recorded something like this

AND WE ALWAYS END UP SINGIN THE SAME SONG

is it true that fingerprints and ocean blvd title track were meant to be for this album? i read a comment that they were but this is the first time i’m hearing something like this so i’d like if someone could clarify

i totally forgot about the existence of this beauty

i talk to jesus - lana listening to this masterpiece while having a slight mental breakdown as i’m going through this severe loneliness and depression </3