[We all float down here...] ▲ De "Eso" a "eso"

La nuevas generaciones ya participan en las grandes producciones de culto que homenajean los ochenta. Si no me creen pregúntenle a Finn Wolfhard que a su corta edad ya es ajonjolí de todos los moles.

Bill Skarsgård me convenció en Hemlock Grove y aún estoy morboseando sobre la posible opción de darle la oportunidad a Stephen King's IT (2017). La gran historia de SK y nuestro Pennywise, Tim Curry ya de por sí son insuperables. Aunque curiosamente soy obsesiva-compulsiva de los 'covers' con los 'remakes' me pasa lo contrario. Aún me quedan unos meses; septiembre y se echará la moneda al aire... #it #stephenking #pennywise #horror #remakes

Artsy: DAVID LYNCH

Considered among the top living American filmmakers, David Lynch is revered for his singular, mind-bending vision of reality that both entrances and disturbs viewers. Among his best-known feature-length films are Eraserhead (1977); The Elephant Man (1980), a critical and commercial success that launched his career; and Blue Velvet (1986). His famed television series, the surrealistic murder mystery Twin Peaks (1990–91), has been credited with redefining the possibilities of the medium. Lynch is also a painter, singer-songwriter, and avid practitioner of and advocate for transcendental meditation. His work is lush, dark, and often shot through with violence. Describing his creative process, he once said: “I used to go to well-lit diners, because in a well-lit diner I could sit and think and daydream and I could go to dark places knowing that I could surface in a well-lit, safe place.