Classic final girls usually make it through a horror movie bloodied, terrified, and shaken to the core from […]
Category Archive: Essays
Do I believe in ghosts? I don’t know. I believe in atmospheres engendered by people who are long […]
It was late at night in a lamp-less room. Un-curtained windows looked out on a lamp-less street. Any […]
When I was four years old my mother consulted a doctor about my behavior: “Is it normal that […]
My friend Hank always contended that to have a successful party, you needed at least two rooms. You […]
Twenty-five years ago, Twin Peaks was about the possibility of innocence in a town coping with a horrific […]
My relationship with David Lynch is a lot like the opening scene of season two of Twin Peaks, […]
I’m not going to watch the second season; I already see it. Getting into Twin Peaks in college […]
The first person who told me to watch Twin Peaks died last year. Through Facebook, the passing was […]
For as long as I’d been an opinionated nerd, I knew that not having seen Twin Peaks was […]
