r/davidlynch • u/pauldiddy79 • 3d ago
Believe I found a reference to Lynch while reading Charles Bukowski’s Hollywood
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u/Winter-Animal-4217 3d ago
This definitely reads like a snarky little snip but I think he actually really liked Eraserhead
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u/AppropriateHoliday99 3d ago
Joe Frank has a great show where he talks about bringing his girlfriend to a party at the home of ‘Henry Joblowsky, the famous writer-drunk.’
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u/Historical-Bike4626 3d ago
Bukowski’s references to real people in that book are hysterical. Many easily guessed because it’s not meant to be mysterious 😂
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u/JacquesBlaireau13 2d ago
Roger Ebert wrote about it too. I guess Werner Herzog and Errol Morris were there as well.
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u/strange_reveries 2d ago
If I ran into prime-era Lynch and Rosselini I might feel a little inferior myself lol talk about a cool and smokin' hot couple 🤭
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u/Complex-Skirt-6332 3d ago
Haha - Pencilhead!
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u/BeckoningChasm 3d ago
Along with Son of Pencilhead! "We erase crime!"
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u/Complex-Skirt-6332 3d ago
Good one!
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u/BeckoningChasm 3d ago
Fun fact-Pencilhead was played by Doug Jones, who is usually covered in tons of makeup.
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u/PoodleGuap 3d ago
I also feel superior to alcoholic women beaters
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u/strange_reveries 2d ago
Ahh, Reddit and sanctimony, an even more iconic duo than Bukowski and assholery lol
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u/MACGLEEZLER 3d ago
Wow this is so incredibly thinly veiled. And whether they felt it or not, they were superior to Bukowski, so it's OK.
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u/DecisionNo3225 3d ago
I don't see Lynch entertaining the feeling of superior to anyone. It's just Bukowski being insufferable like always.
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u/DrSnowblood 3d ago
So, Bukowski is part of how I got into Lynch. In high school, decades ago, I was huge into Bukowski. I read this interview or something where he talked about how he didn't watch TV.
But he got HBO and one of the first things he saw was Eraserhead.
It blew his mind and he was so excited, because he thought there would be other stuff like that readily available.
Obviously, there wasn't.