The body of a young girl (Laura Palmer) is washed up on a beach near the small Washington state town of Twin Peaks. FBI Special Agent Dale Cooper is called in to investigate her strange demise ...

Twin Peaks” uses dreamcore, an aesthetic based on surrealism and familiarity, to create its uncanny atmosphere.

Twin Peaks and X-Files are two of the most influential TV shows of all time, but if you look at the comic books, they're even more closely connected.

And Twin Peaks was a lot like that. You loved those characters. And after a while, it was almost like it kind of didn’t even matter who killed Laura Palmer. It just didn’t matter! And I was ...

Yet bringing Twin Peaks back kind of makes complete sense. Although it premiered in 1990, Twin Peaks was the perfect precursor to television’s current creative revolution. Upon hearing the news ...

a motif or a character in its own right. One of the most iconic examples of this is the cherry pie in “Twin Peaks,” David Lynch’s seminal cult classic from the early '90s. At first glance ...

questioning whether a character is well-acted, well-written, or even visually appealing—only for the answer to be a resounding “no.” Originally posted as a joke about Twin Peaks character ...

With the passing of David Lynch just last month, much of his already famous work has returned to the public consciousness ...

Interested in what would be playing on the 'Twin Peaks' roadhouse radio? Here are five songs that emulate the show's eerie atmosphere.