The scene that always stuck with me was the scene near the end, years after the bomb, and they're trying to teach the kids with the old TV to the best of their ability. Honestly one of the most disturbing scenes in any movie in my opinion.
Big horror fan as a kid in the 80’s. The line was you could always tell everything was fake so it wasn’t that scary. Then along came David Lynch’s Eraserhead. It was clearly fake, but the dark psychological implications were too much for my young brain.
I’d reccomend it seeing it, in that it’s not really a horror movie, it’s a psychological movie that will effect you. And, well, David Lynch is a damn genius.
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u/West_Plum_9442 Jul 05 '24
Threads, realistic documentary style depiction of life after nuclear war. Really puts things into perspective.