It’s no surprise about my love for the first 35 minutes of Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me. I’ve shared plenty of Love Letters on this blog about Deer Meadow and the Fat Trout Trailer Park. For this Art Peaks article, I’m spotlighting a gorgeous piece of Harry Dean Stanton as Carl Rodd by hyperrealist…
.In Twin Peaks Part 5, Special Agent Tammy Preston is seen examining fingerprints at her desk in the FBI Headquarters located in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. A black and white photo is hanging in the background of what appears to be a statue of a person riding a horse. As it turns out, this Twin Peaks prop has a…
As 2019 draws to a close, I’m reflecting on an amazing year for TwinPeaksBlog.com. From returning to the Pacific Northwest after a 23-year hiatus to meeting Ray Wise and Sheryl Lee in my hometown of Columbus, Ohio, this year reaffirmed why exactly I launched this Blog in February 2018. Twin Peaks is still very much alive,…
In April 2012, Copro Gallery in Santa Monica, California hosted a group art exhibition celebrating the 20th Anniversary of Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me. The show, curated by Rob Wilson and in association with David Lynch, was a Twin Peaks fan’s dream. This Art Peaks article takes a closer look at “The Peek” by Scott…
In my quest to cover nearly every Twin Peaks film location on TwinPeaksBlog.com, I uncovered something unique about the view of The Great Northern Hotel (aka The Salish Lodge) found in several second season episodes. Unless I invent a time machine, I’ll never be able to take the exact photo of the Hotel as something is…
I pretty much love every scene with Major Garland Briggs (played by Don Davis). He delivers some of the most memorable Twin Peaks quotes from the first two seasons. For this Quotable Peaks article, I examine a brief exchange in Episode 2.020 between Windom Earle (played by Kenneth Welsh) and a drugged-up Major Briggs.
After a tip from Annie Blackburn at the Double R Diner, Special Agent Dale Cooper and the Twin Peaks Sheriff’s Department descend into a cool, subterranean cave in episodes 2.018 and 2.019. This “cave” in Southern California has been the setting for numerous films and television shows, including one with a famous caped crusader. So…
Descend into a cool, subterranean cave as Owl Cave from Twin Peaks Episodes 2.018 and 2.019 gets the Vacant Peaks treatment. This article showcases this southern California film location without people. Most of the action takes place in Episode 2.018 including a perturbed flying owl the discovery of the owl symbol that leads Special Agent…
With the new year (and decade) on the horizon, I’m launching another recurring series – Art Peaks – on Twin Peaks Blog that celebrates artistic creations inspired by this wonderful and strange show. First up is the art on the outside of the newly released Twin Peaks – From Z to A blu-ray collection.
In addition to the dreamy music and mysterious locales, Twin Peaks is filled with many memorable quotes. Therefore, I’m launching a new series on Twin Peaks Blog called Quotable Peaks, which turns the spotlight on some of my favorite quotes and the writers who penned them. I’ll begin with one of my all-time favorite nuggets…