Henry's left holding the baby and someone's singing in the radiator. Welcome to David Lynch's shocking "Eraserhead".

Unsettling cult horror has gore and trauma. Read Common Sense Media's Eraserhead review, age rating, and parents guide.

Read the Empire Movie review of Eraserhead. One of Lynch's earlier works, this bizarre offering warned what was to come, yet somehow this is a...

Clipping found in The Los Angeles Times published in Los Angeles, California on 2/20/1978. Eraserhead

Clipping found in The Boston Globe published in Boston, Massachusetts on 12/14/1978. Eraserhead

Clipping found in The Toronto Star published in Toronto, Ontario, Canada on 9/19/1979. Eraserhead

Clipping found in Detroit Free Press published in Detroit, Michigan on 11/30/1979. Eraserhead

Clipping found in Daily News published in New York, New York on 10/7/1977. Eraserhead

Clipping found in The Guardian published in London, Greater London, England on 3/29/1979. Eraserhead

PENCIL this in on your calendar: A newly restored print of “Eraser head,” the never-to-be-forgotten feature debut by David Lynch, receives a one-week run...

Less a straight story than a surrealistic assemblage, “Eraserhead” brings together many of the now-familiar Lynchian visual themes and narrative figures.

An appreciation of David Lynch's "Eraserhead" on the release of the film on Criterion Collection Blu-ray.

Eraserhead is a sickening bad-taste exercise made by David Lynch under the auspices of the American Film Institute.