i did not watch the first airing of Twin Peaks... BUT... i was not aware of david lynch's style. i hadnt seen any of his movies. i was yelled at by a friend when i told them i hadn't seen Twin Peaks. then i watched it and god, i was not expecting ANY super natural anything's happening in that show. i'll never forget that feeling. also when The Return finally aired it was magical to see 25 year old promise kept
For those who didn't, watch *Too Many Cooks. It takes you through that kind of emotional experience. From warm, homely, perfectly sweet and impossibly pristine, to... other places.*
i think that had something to do with windom earle's face appearing out of thin air at 1:08, if he was scared of laura he would have ran away as soon as she started screaming. then again, however, she DID start running at him when he decided to bail out so... honestly who knows LOL
@@thesaltmerchant4564 I was disappointed that Maddy wasn't in the movie because I kind of had my heart set on seeing her naked. Felt pretty dumb when I finally realized who the actress was.
Something I've noticed is that the actress does something I rarely ever see when actors scream in rage. She actually shakes while she's screaming. It's like the actress gave a primal guttural scream of real rage for her performance.
it is reversed so it gives a extra creepyness to it but sheryll really screams her heart out. it gives me goosebumps. the one at the end of season 3 is the best one I've ever heard
I second that. Her Fire Walk With Me performance ranks as one of the single greatest acting feats I've ever seen. It's incredible that she hasn't had more of a career afterwards.
Fast forward 7 years into the future. To a time when Virtual Reality tech has finally progressed far enough to actually deliver VR headsets with proper quality VR experiences... Here I sit, looking at my Oculus Quest II, wondering what this scene would look like viewed in VR...
actually people do consider him a horror director bc his movies are so unsettling, well I know twin peaks FWWM and eraserhead are definitely consider horror movies. A lot of people actually consider twin peaks to be a horror show too, even tough the second season was shit
+Landon Le. It was only "shit" to the people that didn't see the value in it after the murder of Laura Palmer was solved. Sure, it dragged on, but it gradually culminated (the last 6 episodes) into the bizarre, surreal association of fear and psychological fuckery.
adt2695 yeah the second season became a huge embarrassing laughable mess. I know the show was known for its humor too because it balance out the supernatural, but in season 2 they overdid the quirky comedy with annoying subplots like that orphan boy and lana, who wasn't even hot btw. Maybe season 3 will have the perfect balance and EVERYBODY in twin peaks will be effected by the supernatural(aka BOB) not some stupid filler story like the fighting over the mill house or the horne's "environmental" issues.
Landon Le, I didn't really realize you even responded to me, but you evidently stopped completely giving a shit about it after season 2, episode 10 or 11, where Leland Palmer died. That would be well into the second season, so it would be the *second half* of the season where it dragged on that you'd be talking about. Up until at least the last 3 episodes, if not the last 6, at the most. Let me make the obvious known, it's clear they disguised this as a serial drama, screwball and cheesy comedy, with the indentations of strange, surreal and psychologically thrilling. It adeptly provided you with that and never pushed it to the point of redundancy. Maybe it was a little too sparse. Then again, he barely directed the episodes, however he wrote all of them in conjunction with Mark Frost. I could go extremely deep into it because I really care to, but I won't.
There is something about this that resonates with me. Laura’s shadow, her doppelgänger. The scream and her movements are a pure reaction to the trauma she has endured. It is both devastating and full of rage. Perhaps it is a projection. But it is cathartic
you are right - it is exactly that. I am grieving and raging and her scream is cathartic. It releases something in the mind that I don't always feel I can do
@@tripunk And the climbing all over the furniture with her shoes on, what do you make of that? Also, who exactly is the banshee shriek directed at here? Who is she pissed off with, if anyone?
@@Tumbledweeb Her behavior and disposition, the doppelganger, representing Laura's 'shadow self', the darker side of her, you can see her anger, rage, disbelief, pain, confusion at her predicament in the real world before her death all manifested in the entity's spastic, almost uncontrolled movements. Laura could feel resentment towards many things and people, however irrational it may be, for perceived slights: why was she 'abandoned', why did no one save her, why did she have to suffer such a horrible fate, why is she still not at peace even after death etc
@@Tumbledweeb It seems in the world of TP that either everyone, or everyone who enters the Lodges has a "shadow self" or doppelganger, as Hawk told Cooper once prior to Season 3. Laura is shown in Season 3 to be an essence of pure light and goodness, which is the opposite of BOB, yet she has a doppelganger as well. Take note of how The Arm's doppelganger decides to alert Coop to the presence of Laura's doppelganger at one point. Interesting "motivations" behind these entities. Even despite The Arm's very origin being the literal detached arm from MIKE (who himself apparently used to be evil but became good at some point), he somehow has the ability to have a shadow self. Fascinating stuff.
don't think people got that this was point where Dale was lost. Deputy Hawk had warned him that if he showed fear,The Black Lodge would utterly annihilate his soul. Bob then took Dale's soul along with Wyndam Earl's.
It's so easy to see how Lynch just hired Cheryl Lee to be the dead body and then just insisted on finding ways to keep her on the show. She's fucking phenomenal
The fact that she did not become the biggest star ever astonishes me. Her performance in Fire Walk With Me is Oscar worthy....and that scream...holy fuck...
When I was watching this for the first time - I was scared. While rewatching knowing what really happened - I was crying for the girl, whose soul is screaming in agony, with no peace even after death. Poor Laura...
That must be part of it, yes. For me, there's also the thought that Laura is expressing her anger that no one was there to help her when she was still alive.
Thank you Sheryl Lee. Worked at a haunted house this year and her and her iconic screams were my influence when scaring people. I've gotten groups of grown men to run out of the room
Enjoy the ride, it's amazing. But watch it in the order it was made otherwise plot points will be known which would take away so much from a first viewing - S1, S2, Fire Walk with me, S3.
@@jossymWould you recommend a completely new viewer of the series watch everything, as in all seasons and all episodes? I understand the point about plots and keeping up with the story, but I've read some comments saying one of the seasons (can't recall which) was bland and repetitive and should be skipped. Are those people wrong?
@@alexf9381 That's in reference to the latter part of season 2. Very briefly, what happened was that after the success of S1, Lynch never wanted to reveal who Laura Palmer's killer was as he viewed it as the anchor with which everything else in the show clung to. The network forced his hand so it was revealed in episode 7 of the 2nd season. Some point shortly after that, a fed up David Lynch stepped away and was no longer involved. You can tell by the quality of the writing (was as if those in his place were trying to write in his style - which is impossible). He returned though at the end and made huge rewrites to completed scripts, rescuing the show from finishing poorly (this clip is from the S02 finale). Although I'm biased as a big fan of the show, I rewatched the whole lot a few months back and I thought the 2nd half of S02 was better than I had remembered. This could just be personal preference though and maybe you won't agree. I still believe that to truly appreciate the whole thing, you need to watch it all (in the order I stated in my previous comment). Don't forget - Fire walk with me was universally panned by all the critics when it was released and bombed at the box office. Now it's considered by many as Lynch's finest work (I always thought it was great, but again that could just be because I am a fan). I would advise trying to watch it all, but in terms of quality that part of season 2 where Lynch wasn't involved is the weakest. But if you stick it out, you'll get your rewards with what follows.
Lynch has a great talent to show how a fever dream look and feel like. like in a dream, lot of it feel random, weird, like you shift from scene to scene. even relative can be scary in dreams, especially dead ones.
Sheryl Lee is the greatest screamer of all time. This, Fire Walk With Me... perfect. Even Naomi Watts in Mulholland Drive can't come close and she's a fantastic screamer in her own right
If this is her screaming, it is hear screaming mixed with other sounds as well. Everyone talks about Lynch's images (rightly so), but his sound design is even better and more individual. Some movies have come close to looking like his, but none _sound_ like his.
Seeing this clip on it's own, I never realized Lealand's distorted looking face blinks into view a few times once Laura gets right up in coop's face. Makes the scene immensely more spooky.
I never noticed it before, and I've seen this episode many times since I saw it upon first airing in 1991, but Laura here climbs backward over the couch just like Bob in reverse during season two episode two. There's a suggested connection between the two. Notice also that at the end of this clip the blackness and strobe lighting around Laura transports us back to her death in the boxcar, as seen in both season two episode one and FWWM.
this makes a lot of sense, since Stanley Kubrick has said that not only was Eraserhead his favorite film, but he specifically was inspired by Eraserhead when making The Shining. He apparently made the cast and crew watch it to give them an idea of the tone and mood he wanted to create on The Shining.
I don't blame you. First we get the LMFAP as a doppleganger, then we get Laura as one, screaming her head off as she comes right at us; then some face appears over Laura's , then we're left alone with her after Cooper flies the Coop!
I remember the first time I watched this. When Laura walks towards the screen while screaming, I vividly remember trying to back away because it felt like she was coming for me. One of the scariest things I’ve ever seen
Heard a rumor that Illangelo sampled this scream for The Weeknd’s song, The Hills, and I believe it. With some mixing and editing, it’s definitely possible because I have never heard a scream like this ever...
Only a simple scream and this scene scared the shit out of me.What horror movies with demons,possessions etc etc,this scream is more scarry than most of the new horror movies are now.
I actually thought the Windham Earle plot was fine. Not as good as Bob, but still alright. My problem with the second half of season two was the Shelley, Bobby and Leo subplot, the James Hurley subplot, the Annie and Cooper subplot, and especially the Nadine and Mike subplot. My god. What the hell were they thinking when they did that to Nadine?
I hate myself for not realizing earlier before that Laura's screaming was sampled in Marilyn Manson's Wrapped In Plastic; took me like 10 goddamn years!
I know, right? I watched the show only a few years ago, but I also noticed it in the song. I actually got suspicious when I saw the title of the song after watching the show. It's taken from one of the very first lines spoken in the pilot episode. "She's dead. Wrapped in plastic." So I gave the song a listen, and there was her shriek! I was also hoping that it was her scream sampled for The Weeknd's song "The Hills" but apparently that's from "The hills have eyes" remake. :(
This is one of the best moments and the scariest moment of Twin Peaks. Cooper's reaction turned to a oh hell naw and gtfo. This is David Lynch at his best.
+Steven Hotcakes I could have sworn it was Laura's shriek in there, but apparently it is not. Kind of a bummer, really. But, yeah, The Hills is why I've returned to Twin Peaks too.
@@minacapella8319 It's a song by The Weeknd, which samples a scream from the horror movie *The Hills Have Eyes* (2006 remake). Apparently, it reminds a lot of people of Laura Palmer's scream here!
my mom always talked about this show and how much it terrified her when she was younger. one of the reasons was that a schoolmate of hers developed schizophrenia after getting scared of a scene from the show. apparently, she started screaming and had a full-blown psychotic episode. i always thought maybe this was the scene that scared her...
As a creative person- it frustrates me to no end knowing I will NEVER even get close to this level of brilliance in my life. David Lynch I love you you sick, sick man.
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Imagine growing up watching safe, comfy sitcoms and police procedurals in the 90's and then watching this. Thanks for the nightmares, David.
That's why he made Twin Peaks.
i did not watch the first airing of Twin Peaks... BUT... i was not aware of david lynch's style. i hadnt seen any of his movies.
i was yelled at by a friend when i told them i hadn't seen Twin Peaks.
then i watched it and god, i was not expecting ANY super natural anything's happening in that show.
i'll never forget that feeling.
also when The Return finally aired it was magical to see 25 year old promise kept
That’s exactly what I did.
For those who didn't, watch *Too Many Cooks. It takes you through that kind of emotional experience. From warm, homely, perfectly sweet and impossibly pristine, to... other places.*
@@xtzyshuadog Which Too Many Cooks? I went on IMDb, and there's like 10 different things with that title.
This scene is so intense but am I the only one who started laughing really hard when Cooper just turns around and nopes the fuck out.
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All the way in nopeland
An even better gif would have the "Nope"s flash on and off and track with his running away and down the hall.
i think that had something to do with windom earle's face appearing out of thin air at 1:08, if he was scared of laura he would have ran away as soon as she started screaming. then again, however, she DID start running at him when he decided to bail out so... honestly who knows LOL
it honestly completely broke the tension, he just casually jaunts the fuck outta there
"hey sheryl can you just scream at the camera whilst wearing these zombie contact lenses great thanks"
Ha ha!
Read it with the voice of Gordon Cole. LMAO!
@@efekaraca4950 it dosent get any bluer...
Well she got hired to play a corpse, she’s not here for real acting.
Demiglitch *cough* *cough* Maddy *cough*
I'm so mad she never became a bigger star. Despite what little screentime she had on this show, you can see the dedication in her acting!
She also played lauras cousin you know right?
@@thesaltmerchant4564 I was disappointed that Maddy wasn't in the movie because I kind of had my heart set on seeing her naked. Felt pretty dumb when I finally realized who the actress was.
@@FamilyGuyBob well thank god ya got what ya wanted
@@FamilyGuyBob what the fuck is this comment
Her performance in Fire Walk With Me was just incredible.
Something I've noticed is that the actress does something I rarely ever see when actors scream in rage. She actually shakes while she's screaming. It's like the actress gave a primal guttural scream of real rage for her performance.
Right!
Sheryl puts her fucking everything into this performance
Sheryl Lee is a goddess
@@adamant5550 I wonder how they filmed her backwards, and filmed Kyle forward.
Yeah that’s what a scream is.
i like the extremely noticeable clacking from her shoes, increasing in volume as she gets closer to the screen.
i love how the music never changes tempo or mood.
One of my favorite things about Lynch's work is the sound design. He hits it so perfectly every time.
Fucking best scream in the history of entertainment.
i love vicodin Chloë Grace Moretz would like to disagree. But it's true.
Now the best scream is at the end of the season 3, also from Laura...
Not entertainment, but art
@@PhileasFogg yes...
it is reversed so it gives a extra creepyness to it but sheryll really screams her heart out. it gives me goosebumps. the one at the end of season 3 is the best one I've ever heard
she was the best actress in the series
JC POPPA FRESH
dafuq she was amazing in fwwm
Sherylin Fenn
I second that. Her Fire Walk With Me performance ranks as one of the single greatest acting feats I've ever seen. It's incredible that she hasn't had more of a career afterwards.
how could she top being Laura Palmer?
@@trendybistro What the fuck are you talking about? Even a movie critic said, "Sheryl Lee deserves an Oscar nomination"..Do you research!
When she runs towards the screen....holy fuck.
+TonyVS Then Cooper is like BYE
That's one of David Lynch's favorite horror tricks, and it gets me every time.
youdbettertube - An enhanced version of Mary shaking the footboard of their marital bed in _Eraserhead._
Fast forward 7 years into the future. To a time when Virtual Reality tech has finally progressed far enough to actually deliver VR headsets with proper quality VR experiences... Here I sit, looking at my Oculus Quest II, wondering what this scene would look like viewed in VR...
Coop would definitely survive in any horror movie, sees a scary figure, NOPES the fuck outta there
He's not a horror director, but David Lynch manages to scare me more than anyone else.
actually people do consider him a horror director bc his movies are so unsettling, well I know twin peaks FWWM and eraserhead are definitely consider horror movies. A lot of people actually consider twin peaks to be a horror show too, even tough the second season was shit
+Landon Le. It was only "shit" to the people that didn't see the value in it after the murder of Laura Palmer was solved. Sure, it dragged on, but it gradually culminated (the last 6 episodes) into the bizarre, surreal association of fear and psychological fuckery.
adt2695
yeah the second season became a huge embarrassing laughable mess. I know the show was known for its humor too because it balance out the supernatural, but in season 2 they overdid the quirky comedy with annoying subplots like that orphan boy and lana, who wasn't even hot btw. Maybe season 3 will have the perfect balance and EVERYBODY in twin peaks will be effected by the supernatural(aka BOB) not some stupid filler story like the fighting over the mill house or the horne's "environmental" issues.
Well I can at least see where the producers of Silent Hill got their inspiration.
Landon Le,
I didn't really realize you even responded to me, but you evidently stopped completely giving a shit about it after season 2, episode 10 or 11, where Leland Palmer died. That would be well into the second season, so it would be the *second half* of the season where it dragged on that you'd be talking about. Up until at least the last 3 episodes, if not the last 6, at the most.
Let me make the obvious known, it's clear they disguised this as a serial drama, screwball and cheesy comedy, with the indentations of strange, surreal and psychologically thrilling. It adeptly provided you with that and never pushed it to the point of redundancy. Maybe it was a little too sparse. Then again, he barely directed the episodes, however he wrote all of them in conjunction with Mark Frost. I could go extremely deep into it because I really care to, but I won't.
There is something about this that resonates with me. Laura’s shadow, her doppelgänger. The scream and her movements are a pure reaction to the trauma she has endured. It is both devastating and full of rage. Perhaps it is a projection. But it is cathartic
you are right - it is exactly that. I am grieving and raging and her scream is cathartic. It releases something in the mind that I don't always feel I can do
@@tripunk And the climbing all over the furniture with her shoes on, what do you make of that?
Also, who exactly is the banshee shriek directed at here? Who is she pissed off with, if anyone?
@@Tumbledweeb Her behavior and disposition, the doppelganger, representing Laura's 'shadow self', the darker side of her, you can see her anger, rage, disbelief, pain, confusion at her predicament in the real world before her death all manifested in the entity's spastic, almost uncontrolled movements. Laura could feel resentment towards many things and people, however irrational it may be, for perceived slights: why was she 'abandoned', why did no one save her, why did she have to suffer such a horrible fate, why is she still not at peace even after death etc
@@Housesider
Thanks for your answer! I've got another question:
What would an evil person's doppelgänger be like?
@@Tumbledweeb It seems in the world of TP that either everyone, or everyone who enters the Lodges has a "shadow self" or doppelganger, as Hawk told Cooper once prior to Season 3. Laura is shown in Season 3 to be an essence of pure light and goodness, which is the opposite of BOB, yet she has a doppelganger as well. Take note of how The Arm's doppelganger decides to alert Coop to the presence of Laura's doppelganger at one point. Interesting "motivations" behind these entities. Even despite The Arm's very origin being the literal detached arm from MIKE (who himself apparently used to be evil but became good at some point), he somehow has the ability to have a shadow self. Fascinating stuff.
don't think people got that this was point where Dale was lost. Deputy Hawk had warned him that if he showed fear,The Black Lodge would utterly annihilate his soul. Bob then took Dale's soul along with Wyndam Earl's.
A lot of people got that
Bob didn’t take Dales soul only Earls
@@alextrujillo8611correct, it's just that good Dale got stuck, it was his doppelganger
The most bloodcurdling scream in the series by far.
Just you wait
What year is this?
In any series or film, I'd say.
@@13WillSullivan HAHA!
reminds me of the reversed one in sad satan lol
It's so easy to see how Lynch just hired Cheryl Lee to be the dead body and then just insisted on finding ways to keep her on the show. She's fucking phenomenal
The fact that she did not become the biggest star ever astonishes me. Her performance in Fire Walk With Me is Oscar worthy....and that scream...holy fuck...
Maybe she didn't want to "play ball" if you know what i mean. Kept her integrity.
@@datatsushi2016I hate that I know what you mean
@@lukereilly9844same
Proof that you don't need jumpscares and gore to make extremely effective horror. Surreal terror is honestly the most unsettling and disconcerting.
When I was watching this for the first time - I was scared.
While rewatching knowing what really happened - I was crying for the girl, whose soul is screaming in agony, with no peace even after death.
Poor Laura...
I Feel This. Watching as a teen, it creeped me out and I loved it. Watching as an adult? Breaks me into sobbing.
So yeah I remember not sleeping 7 hours straight for a while after this.
Blind Roach I watched twin peaks only last year and I had my headphones on full blast I was freaked out afterwards so unexpected
Same, plus I was trying to sleep with the red power light of my TV on and just kept seeing the Red Room when I closed my eyes
I'm guessing you watched this in the morning..
Why is her scream so fascinating?
You know, I've been listening to it and I'm pretty sure the reason why it sounds so eerie is because they reversed the audio of the screams.
That must be part of it, yes. For me, there's also the thought that Laura is expressing her anger that no one was there to help her when she was still alive.
@@jaytaylor7740 Plus the anger of all the abuse she had to suffer since she was 12.
I think the word you're looking for is "bloodcurdling".
@@jaytaylor7740 it was her doppelganger so idk
the way that she kept screaming even after Cooper was gone is the freakiest part
That just sends chills down my spine.
Thank you Sheryl Lee.
Worked at a haunted house this year and her and her iconic screams were my influence when scaring people.
I've gotten groups of grown men to run out of the room
That's fuckn iconic- good on you!!!
When she says meanwhile, she is still able to strike a mocking tone to what she is saying, despite the fact that she’s acting backwards
Never saw a single episode of TP and this clip has chilled me to the bone. Looks like I have to dive in.
Enjoy the ride, it's amazing. But watch it in the order it was made otherwise plot points will be known which would take away so much from a first viewing - S1, S2, Fire Walk with me, S3.
@@jossym will do! Thank you for the guidance :)
@@jossymWould you recommend a completely new viewer of the series watch everything, as in all seasons and all episodes? I understand the point about plots and keeping up with the story, but I've read some comments saying one of the seasons (can't recall which) was bland and repetitive and should be skipped. Are those people wrong?
@@alexf9381 That's in reference to the latter part of season 2. Very briefly, what happened was that after the success of S1, Lynch never wanted to reveal who Laura Palmer's killer was as he viewed it as the anchor with which everything else in the show clung to. The network forced his hand so it was revealed in episode 7 of the 2nd season. Some point shortly after that, a fed up David Lynch stepped away and was no longer involved. You can tell by the quality of the writing (was as if those in his place were trying to write in his style - which is impossible). He returned though at the end and made huge rewrites to completed scripts, rescuing the show from finishing poorly (this clip is from the S02 finale).
Although I'm biased as a big fan of the show, I rewatched the whole lot a few months back and I thought the 2nd half of S02 was better than I had remembered. This could just be personal preference though and maybe you won't agree. I still believe that to truly appreciate the whole thing, you need to watch it all (in the order I stated in my previous comment).
Don't forget - Fire walk with me was universally panned by all the critics when it was released and bombed at the box office. Now it's considered by many as Lynch's finest work (I always thought it was great, but again that could just be because I am a fan).
I would advise trying to watch it all, but in terms of quality that part of season 2 where Lynch wasn't involved is the weakest. But if you stick it out, you'll get your rewards with what follows.
So, did you watch it? Curious for an update. :P
Meanwhile
Let's rock
Started watching Twin Peaks one week ago, I have already reached season 3. best show ever.
agree
Let's rock!!
Lynch has a great talent to show how a fever dream look and feel like. like in a dream, lot of it feel random, weird, like you shift from scene to scene. even relative can be scary in dreams, especially dead ones.
Sheryl Lee is the greatest screamer of all time. This, Fire Walk With Me... perfect. Even Naomi Watts in Mulholland Drive can't come close and she's a fantastic screamer in her own right
Jamie Lee Curtis is a pretty damn close second IMO
If this is her screaming, it is hear screaming mixed with other sounds as well. Everyone talks about Lynch's images (rightly so), but his sound design is even better and more individual. Some movies have come close to looking like his, but none _sound_ like his.
The absolute fury on her face is what really makes me want to jump out of my skin.
She managed to still do a mocking tone when she said meanwhile, even though she was doing that backwards acting thing
That's how you know Judy doesn't stand a chance
The way she delivers the meanwhile line is so god damn perfect I can't even describe it
I still find it amazing that this was all shot in reverse and then played backwards to go forward.
That's just the audio/ dialogue, and even then I think her scream was recorded as normal, just like the video is
In this scene, Coop's more like "Noop".
Seeing this clip on it's own, I never realized Lealand's distorted looking face blinks into view a few times once Laura gets right up in coop's face.
Makes the scene immensely more spooky.
Ah it’s not Leland. It’s Windolm Earle.
@@monkeyman87 now I must watch again to see his terrifying face, thanks. Lol!
@@ariestarling you’re so welcome haha
I never noticed it before, and I've seen this episode many times since I saw it upon first airing in 1991, but Laura here climbs backward over the couch just like Bob in reverse during season two episode two. There's a suggested connection between the two. Notice also that at the end of this clip the blackness and strobe lighting around Laura transports us back to her death in the boxcar, as seen in both season two episode one and FWWM.
Twin Peaks is the only thing we have seen that can be compared with the psychological terror of The Shining, and that's a big deal.
this makes a lot of sense, since Stanley Kubrick has said that not only was Eraserhead his favorite film, but he specifically was inspired by Eraserhead when making The Shining. He apparently made the cast and crew watch it to give them an idea of the tone and mood he wanted to create on The Shining.
almost had a heart attack with this scene jesus christ david
I don't blame you. First we get the LMFAP as a doppleganger, then we get Laura as one, screaming her head off as she comes right at us; then some face appears over Laura's , then we're left alone with her after Cooper flies the Coop!
I dont know anything about this, but I kind of just sat back, watched and thought....huh...ok then.
Watch Fire Walk With Me. Really peaceful and beautiful movie.
Manuel C
PEACEFUL
I love how Dale’s face perfectly follows along with us as an audience. His look of sheer terror is priceless.
I remember the first time I watched this. When Laura walks towards the screen while screaming, I vividly remember trying to back away because it felt like she was coming for me. One of the scariest things I’ve ever seen
Heard a rumor that Illangelo sampled this scream for The Weeknd’s song, The Hills, and I believe it. With some mixing and editing, it’s definitely possible because I have never heard a scream like this ever...
A lot of people thought that, but that sample is actually a scream from *The Hills Have Eyes* (2006 remake) - hence the title of the song.
@@dollcefina Will have to check it out but the reason I said what I said was in 1:04…the scream seemed identical to me with a little editing…
iconic. that last episode was very surreal, loved it!
I'M STILL WAITING. TWENTY FIVE YEARS LATER.
ThePoofer15 Netflix original series on the way
It's not season 3, it's Twin Peaks (2017)
Took them 27, but it was worth it right?
Got a light?
@@InvaderTK ONE ONE NINE!!
my new ringtone lmao
He went in with imperfect courage 😔
😭
Probably my favourite section in any tv show ever. This scene and the Sycamore Trees performance give me chills every time.
Best scream in any TV show or movie, horror or otherwise
it’s crazy how scary the unknown is. and it’s crazier how lynch plays with the unknown here. chills, absolute chills
Only a simple scream and this scene scared the shit out of me.What horror movies with demons,possessions etc etc,this scream is more scarry than most of the new horror movies are now.
Rewatched it and it still gave me goosebumps.
Sheryl Lee is such an underrated, she should win an Oscar or at least Emmy and Globe
I could just replay this clip all over again
I love this scene.
Sounds like me when I don't understand the material of what I'm studying
Yep. Boolean Algebra...
I love how Cooper is like
-fuck it, Im leaving - *runs *
never noticed that face around 1:07 before
lifeanddecay The heck is he? Whindam Earl? Scary! xD
GRNKRBY Yep it's Windom Earl. Creepy af.
What is he doing there? I guess Bob didn't completely kill him, after all.
Ugh, I just hate watching scenes from Season 2 on TH-cam only to be reminded that the Windham Earle plot existed
I actually thought the Windham Earle plot was fine. Not as good as Bob, but still alright. My problem with the second half of season two was the Shelley, Bobby and Leo subplot, the James Hurley subplot, the Annie and Cooper subplot, and especially the Nadine and Mike subplot. My god. What the hell were they thinking when they did that to Nadine?
Scariest character in Twin Peaks. Forget about Bob....
Kimmo Laine what about bob though?
Cooper showed fear for the first time in the series during this scene. In the next one he was bleeding physically.
Guys dont forget about Leland...that character was also damn scarry..
I agree with you.
Ray Wise is a fantastic actor.
Or BOB as Leland?!
*"Leland tells me you're going back, to MISSOULA, **_MONTANAAAAAAA!!!!!_*
This really is one of the scariest things I've ever seen, moreso than any horror movie
Cooper had the most authentic reaction to that one
Vielen Dank, bitte noch viel mehr davon....☺🙁💋❤👍🌵🍁
Those screams are among the scariest things I’ve ever seen. Twin Peaks is great!
Finished season 2 last night, The Black Lodge scenes gave me goosebumps I ll never forget and some nightmares on their way.
Dale Cooper acts just like I do in my dreams.
No talking, no reaction, just...
"....huh. This is happening."
I was a little kid and this series gave me moments of relief. 30 years later it works the same
Huh... never noticed this before, but in the middle of her scream, you can see (very brief) flashes Windom Earle's face -- right around the 1:08 mark
I hate myself for not realizing earlier before that Laura's screaming was sampled in Marilyn Manson's Wrapped In Plastic; took me like 10 goddamn years!
YCKFides meanwhile...
I know, right? I watched the show only a few years ago, but I also noticed it in the song. I actually got suspicious when I saw the title of the song after watching the show. It's taken from one of the very first lines spoken in the pilot episode. "She's dead. Wrapped in plastic." So I gave the song a listen, and there was her shriek!
I was also hoping that it was her scream sampled for The Weeknd's song "The Hills" but apparently that's from "The hills have eyes" remake. :(
YCKFides mushroomhead episode 69 I believe as well.
I know the steak is cold
Sam Mitchell Most of mushroomheads samples are from twin peaks
This is one of the best moments and the scariest moment of Twin Peaks. Cooper's reaction turned to a oh hell naw and gtfo. This is David Lynch at his best.
0:35 doppelganger
listening to the hills and reminded me of Laura's scream
+Steven Hotcakes I could have sworn it was Laura's shriek in there, but apparently it is not. Kind of a bummer, really. But, yeah, The Hills is why I've returned to Twin Peaks too.
Steven Hotcakes what is "the hills"?
Mina Capella a song by a shitty douchebag
@@minacapella8319 It's a song by The Weeknd, which samples a scream from the horror movie *The Hills Have Eyes* (2006 remake). Apparently, it reminds a lot of people of Laura Palmer's scream here!
1:14
I ONLY CALL YOU WHEN ITS HALF PAST FIVE
0:50 Scream Queen
my mom always talked about this show and how much it terrified her when she was younger. one of the reasons was that a schoolmate of hers developed schizophrenia after getting scared of a scene from the show. apparently, she started screaming and had a full-blown psychotic episode. i always thought maybe this was the scene that scared her...
It’s not the screams that get me but the sheer rage and contempt on Sheryl Lee’s face when she says “meanwhile”
I honestly couldn't watch this for years after I saw it. It shook me up so much.
i cant get over the black lodge scenes
Priceless 💯🌟❤️
Lol Coop was not having any of that. LIKE ZOINKS SCOOB
Even if i 've seen this video 3/4 times , i'm still thrilling when laura comes to the screen... screaming!
Laura running toward the camera would have destroyed me as a kid. Thankfully I didn't watch this till I was an adult, haha.
Laura Palmer shows what I'm going to do to someone who tries to disturb me while I'm watching the new season.
This is literally the scariest thing i’ver ever seen
She has an amazing scream.
Yup, I believe it's time for round 5 of Twin Peaks.
Coyotes started howling outside my window at around 0:22. Looks like I’m not sleeping tonight
0:51 "You wanna see something really scary?"
W międzyczasie! 😱
Still one of the best scenes in television history
Scared my dogs!
Yeah because it's otherworldly.
This scene took on a whole new meaning for me after I watched Fire Walk With Me later on.
Between the flashes of Doppelgänger Laura’s screams, is that a reversed image of Wyndham Earle smiling?
Anyone ever notice the faces from 1:07 to 1:09? First face is all plastic and face looking then transforms to windom earle’s face
I like how he just decides to get the fuck out of there
relatable
Happy Birthday Sheryl Lee🎂🍾04-22-2022!
So this must be where Soul Eater got the Black Room inspiration from
After watching Fire walk with me, this hits a lot harder. Jesus poor Laura.
Sogno geniale. È inquietante
‘I feel like i know her, but sometimes my arms bend backward’
As a creative person- it frustrates me to no end knowing I will NEVER even get close to this level of brilliance in my life. David Lynch I love you you sick, sick man.
Sheryl Lee really is one of the all time great screamers.
Awesome
And this still isn't the scariest thing Lynch filmed... even in Twin Peaks it isn't! Wow, Lynch, wow.
Ok never watch this before bedtime
she was so real for this