While many film critics panned David Lynch’s Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me during the film’s initial release in August 1992, I love finding reviews from individuals who appreciated the legendary filmmaker’s vision. One such critic is Christopher Potter, former News Arts Writer for the The Ann Arbor Times in Ann Arbor, Michigan. Let’s take…
Despite my intense love of David Lynch’s 1992 masterpiece, Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me, I must remind myself that not everyone in the world enjoyed the film when it was initially released on August 28, 1992. For this Reviewing Peaks article, I’m looking back at coverage in the Abilene Reporter News in Abilene, Texas where…
On June 18 this year, Julien’s Auction and Turner Classic Movies are holding an auction of The David Lynch Collection, which will feature personal artifacts and film-related items from his home that reflect his singular artistic vision. I imagine there might be some Twin Peaks-related items up for grabs. But this isn’t the first time…
On May 4, 1992, People Weekly magazine published their “50 Most Beautiful People in the World” issue that ranked a number of beautiful celebrities. Joan Chen was ranked number 32 on the list that year. Thank to 1400 River Road, here is a scan of Chen’s spotlight from that year.
This spotlight article about actor James Marshall is the reason why I continue my quest to archive and document every aspect of David Lynch and Mark Frost’s Twin Peaks. Fellow fan 1400 River Road saved this article by Carol Wolper from a magazine published in 1990. Sadly, I’ve been unable to find where this short article…
One of the more unique publicity photos I recently acquired at auction is an Associated Press (AP) Laserphoto of Laura Palmer’s funeral scene from Twin Peaks episode 1.003. This printed image on paper is a relic from laser technology first introduced in the mid-1970s. I even found the newspaper where the image was printed in…
Additional dates for the “Twin Peaks: Conversation with the Stars” events have been announced for August and October 2025. This article follows two shows announced for Denver, Colorado and Seattle, Washington taking place in October later this year. Here is an updated list of where you can hear from and meet Twin Peaks actors seen…
The stars will turn and a time will present itself this October in Denver, Colorado and Seattle, Washington and many other theatres throughout the United States during “Twin Peaks: Conversations with the Stars.” Held at historic theatres in the respective cities, these ticketed events offer insightful conversations and opportunities to meet the actors behind David…
Newspapers across the United States provided extensive coverage of Twin Peaks when the show debuted on the ABC Television Network in April 1990. Critics, who had never seen anything like it on television, enthusiastically reported on David Lynch and Mark Frost’s masterpiece. California’s The Modesto Bee newspaper put the show’s stars on the cover of their…
The excitement surrounding the first season of David Lynch and Mark Frost’s Twin Peaks extended into every corner of life in spring 1990. Fans held watch parties and media outlets covered the latest news from the small Pacific Northwest town in newspapers and magazines across the nation. Coverage of the show also turned up in some…