Mulholland Drive
2001 film by David Lynch
A cryptic neo-noir mystery by David Lynch set in the dark underbelly of Hollywood.
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5David Lynch Created the Perfect Jump Scare in ‘Mulholland Drive’
This piece analyzes the iconic diner scene in Mulholland Drive, focusing on David Lynch's masterful use of sound design and tension to create one of cinema's most effective jump scares. It discusses how the scene exemplifies Lynch's unique ability to build dread.
Shooting near abandoned Mulholland Drive home adds to residents' worries
A recent shooting near an abandoned home on Mulholland Drive has heightened community concerns regarding ongoing illegal activity and safety at the site. The incident remains under investigation as neighbors express frustration over the property's misuse.
One Of The Scariest Scenes In Mulholland Drive Wants To Go Behind Winkie's
This retrospective piece revisits the terrifying sequence behind Winkie's diner in Mulholland Drive. The authors argue that the film functions as a horror movie and remains one of David Lynch's most polished and entrancing works.
Mulholland Drive at 25: What Makes it the Best Film of the Century
Reflecting on the film's 25th anniversary, this article examines why Mulholland Drive remains a touchstone for cineastes. It explores the film's deep connection to Hollywood history and its complex, gendered narrative structure.
'Mulholland Drive', Originally Written as TV Pilot, Ranked Among 'Best Movies of All Time'
This article explores the history of David Lynch's masterpiece, which began as a rejected television pilot before being transformed into a critically acclaimed feature film. It highlights the movie's enduring legacy and its status as one of the greatest films of the 21st century.
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