(In another segment, The Lady in the Radiator performs a memorably stomach-turning dance where oversized sperm creatures drop from the ceiling and are squished under her feet.) Sting’s scantily clad space prince in Dune (1984) The most famous of these is her performance of “In Heaven” (famously covered by The Pixies), a simple, yet creepy, little song written by Peter Ivers at Lynch’s request. The various musical performances in Lynch’s debut come courtesy of the Lady in the Radiator, a charming, tumor-cheeked woman who appears to Henry in visions at several points in the film. Filmed piecemeal from 1971 to 1976, itwas met with mixed reactions at festivals, but early championing from famous fans including David Bowie and Charles Bukowski helped Eraserhead become one of the midnight circuit’s most popular movies. Following several mostly animated short films, Lynch received a small grant from the American Film Institute to begin what would become his first full-length movie.
Lynch’s history both as a musician and as a feature filmmaker begin here with Eraserhead.
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