Eraserhead
- Horror
- Science Fiction
First-time father Henry Spencer tries to survive his industrial environment, his angry girlfriend, and the unbearable screams of his newly born mutant child.
Eraserhead is a 1977 horror-science fiction film directed by David Lynch, following a first-time father navigating an industrial nightmare with his mutant newborn. Originally released on September 28, 1977, it has become a cult classic and a landmark work in surreal cinema. The film is available on various streaming and physical media platforms.
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Jack NanceHenry Spencer
Charlotte StewartMary X
Allen JosephMr. X
Jeanne BatesMrs. X
Judith RobertsBeautiful Girl Across the Hall
Laurel NearLady in the Radiator
Jack FiskMan in the Planet- Jean LangeGrandmother
- Thomas CoulsonThe Boy
- John MonezBum
Darwin JostonPaul- T. Max GrahamThe Boss
Hal Landon Jr.Pencil Machine Operator
Jennifer LynchLittle Girl- Brad KeelerLittle Boy
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Eraserhead — frequently asked
When was Eraserhead released?
Eraserhead premiered on September 28, 1977.
What is Eraserhead about?
The film follows Henry Spencer, a first-time father trying to cope with his industrial surroundings, his girlfriend, and the disturbing screams of his mutant child.
What genres are in Eraserhead?
Eraserhead blends horror and science fiction with surreal, experimental filmmaking.
Who directed Eraserhead?
David Lynch directed and wrote Eraserhead, marking his feature film debut.
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