VHS Club | The Lost Highway

VHS Club | The Lost Highway

“Dick Laurent is dead.”  The one road you might never leave is David Lynch’s The Lost Highway. Released in 1997, between the cathartic black box of Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me and the bruised dreamscape of Mulholland Drive, The Lost Highway might be Lynch’s...

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