Eraserhead

After dining on the weird animated goo-oozing mini chickens, Henry (Jack Nance) in awkward moments with Bill (Allen Joseph), whose wife (Jean Bates) then demands a conference regarding his relations with daughter Mary (Charlotte Stewart), something like a story emerging, in director David Lynch’s Eraserhead, 1977.

Henry (Jack Nance) crosses further unpopulated urban nothingness and finds Mary (Charlotte Stewart), anxious over his arrival, and eventually introducing him to her mother (Jean Bates), who has an indiscernible attitude, early in writer-director David Lynch’s Eraserhead, 1977.

Writer, director and originally-student filmmaker David Lynch defying all convention, the first resemblance of narrative is Henry (Jack Nance) scuttling across an undefined urban landscape, arriving home where he’s queried by a neighbor (Judith Anna Roberts), in Lynch’s notable debut, Eraserhead, 1977.