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Baby (also known as Spike) is the inhuman offspring of Mary X and Henry Spencer. The baby is an object of disgust for both Mary and Henry. At the close of the film, Henry cuts away the baby's swaddling clothes, only to find that the baby doesn't have any skin.
- Eraserhead
Eraserhead is a surrealist film written, directed, and...
- Henry Spencer
Henry Spencer (Jack Nance) (1977), Danny Lloyd (1987)) is a...
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This category contains all articles in the Eraserhead Wiki,...
- Forum
Baby; The Man in the Planet; Lady in the Radiator; Man-made...
- TopContent
The Eraserhead Wiki is a collaborative website about David...
- Mr. X
Bill X (Allen Joseph) is Mary X's father. He is a...
- Lady in the Radiator
Lady in the Radiator. The Lady in the Radiator (Laurel Near)...
- Eraserhead
Henry's Baby, also known as "The Baby" for short, is the main antagonist (according to some, competing only with the Woman in the Radiator for said role) of the 1977 surreal body horror film Eraserhead.
19 de jul. de 2022 · ¿Qué es el bebé Eraserhead? la pelicula de 1977 Una cabeza de destrucción Es conocida como una película extremadamente enigmática. Era, en cierto modo, una expresión de las ideas surrealistas de Lynch y, en ese aspecto, la película era una personificación muy profunda e íntima de la mente de Lynch, sus puntos de vista y, en general, sus miedos.
29 de mar. de 2024 · Eraserhead Baby is the mutant child from David Lynch's horror film Eraserhead. Learn about the memes, fan art, theories and TikTok trends related to this iconic character.
18 de jul. de 2022 · The secret of the Eraserhead baby is the Holy Grail of Lynch obsessives, and the one thing missing from Greg Olson’s otherwise admirably comprehensive new biography of Lynch (David Lynch: Beautiful Dark).
The secret of the Eraserhead baby is the Holy Grail of Lynch obsessives, and the one thing missing from Greg Olson's otherwise admirably comprehensive biography of Lynch (David Lynch: Beautiful Dark).
23 de feb. de 2023 · The baby in Eraserhead, nicknamed "Spike" by Jack Nance, is the most crucial prop in the film according to Lynch's own autobiography. Lynch began creating it by hand himself, months before the...
