Let's face it, if you're looking at this you're either a Twin Peaks fan or a Lynch fan and this film doesn't disappoint on either score. It's a great epilogue to the Twin Peaks narrative and it's also a stunning Lynch feature. If you want to know what becomes of Dale Cooper this isn't for you. You won't find any answers here. This is Laura Palmer's story and she remains centre stage throughout, most of the supporting cast are totally incidental...Perhaps because of this he film was almost universally panned on it's release. People wanted resolutions for all the characters, they wanted closure and when they didn't get it it confused them. Yes the plot is labyrinthine and disjointed, aren't all David Lynch's narratives? Surely that's what makes them such interesting and beautiful films? Lynch has said before that he didn't intend to explain all of the events in Twin Peaks, that's why it's all the more unsettling, erotic, poetic and horrifying and without it you'll never really get… more »

Let's face it, if you're looking at this you're either a Twin Peaks fan or a Lynch fan and this film doesn't disappoint on either score. It's a great epilogue to the Twin Peaks narrative and it's also a stunning Lynch feature. If you want to know what becomes of Dale Cooper this isn't for you. You won't find any answers here. This is Laura Palmer's story and she remains centre stage throughout, most of the supporting cast are totally incidental...Perhaps because of this he film was almost universally panned on it's release. People wanted resolutions for all the characters, they wanted closure and when they didn't get it it confused them. Yes the plot is labyrinthine and disjointed, aren't all David Lynch's narratives? Surely that's what makes them such interesting and beautiful films? Lynch has said before that he didn't intend to explain all of the events in Twin Peaks, that's why it's all the more unsettling, erotic, poetic and horrifying and without it you'll never really get inside the psyche of the complicated, tortured young girl who's death sets the whole story in motion.

Don't expect to find the much of the trademark Twin Peaks humour here however, this is a dark piece of storytelling about a girl at odds with herself and with the forces that conspire to break her down. Funnily enough I never really rated Sheryl Lee's performance in Twin Peaks but here she really shines. If you love David Lynch or Twin Peaks then there's no excuse not to own this. Another strange and beautiful dream from the Lynch oeuvre.