David Lynch, An Absurd Encounter With Fear.
A short film from 1967 shot on 16mm, staring then-wife Peggy Reavey (also in numerous other shorts) and longtime friend Jack Fisk (who later married Sissy Spacek).
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David Lynch, An Absurd Encounter With Fear.
A short film from 1967 shot on 16mm, staring then-wife Peggy Reavey (also in numerous other shorts) and longtime friend Jack Fisk (who later married Sissy Spacek).

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ERASERHEAD (1977) dir. David Lynch
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Phantom of the Paradise opened in Los Angeles, CA on 31 October 1974.
Written and directed by Brian De Palma, the film starred William Finley, Jessica Harper, and Paul Williams (who also wrote the songs for the film). 23-year-old Sissy Spacek worked as a crew member on the film, assisting production designer Jack Fisk (they had married in April 1974). Spacek would go on to star in Carrie (1976), directed by De Palma (and art direction by Jack Fisk).
Producer Edward Pressman financed the film, then sold it to 20th Century Fox for $2 million. The film received mostly negative reviews when it was released and only earned a little more than $1 million at the box office. Paul Williams was nominated for an Academy Award for Best Scoring: Original Song Score and Adaptation.