S1: Episode 23: Eraserhead (1977)

An episode of the The Horrorble People's Podcast podcast, hosted by Horrorble People's Network, titled "S1: Episode 23: Eraserhead (1977)" was published on March 6, 2019 and runs 140 minutes.

March 6, 2019 ·140m · The Horrorble People's Podcast

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Episode Description

Anthony's birth month begins… and with a special guest! This month the Horrorble People's Podcast is celebrating co-host Anthony Fuentes' birthday with 4 movies of his personal choice and we're kicking off with one of the most absurd: David Lynch's ERASERHEAD. Guest Adrian Sanchez joins Anthony and Alix as the resident Lynch expert to try to help crack what this film is all about.

This history heavy episode explores the Midnight Movie phenomenon that allowed Eraserhead to thrive, as well as few other "off beat films for off beat audiences." We take a look at David Lynch's upbringing, his time frustrating AFI faculty, a very rough time period in Philadelphia and ask one very important question: Just what the hell is that baby made out of??

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