Lost Highway is a film noir released in 1997. It was directed by David Lynch, who also co-wrote the script together with Barry Gifford; the soundtrack is by Angelo Badalamenti. Throughout the film, Lynch is constantly trying to push the physical properties of celluloid to their limits, giving the film a unique look. Dealing with the fallibility of human memory, the film is to most a confusing but unforgettable experience. Infamously, the film received "two thumbs down" from Siskel and Ebert - though Lynch used this to his advantage by claiming it was "two good reasons to go and see Lost Highway"...
Notable cast:
- Bill Pullman as Fred Madison
- Patricia Arquette as Renee Madison/Alice Wakefield
- Robert Blake as Mystery Man
- Robert Loggia as Dick Laurent, Mr. Ed
- Balthazar Getty as Pete Dayton
- Marilyn Manson as Porno star #1
- Twiggy Ramirez as Porno star #2
- Henry Rollins as Guard Henry