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Consequence·United States·Thursday, October 1, 2026 at 05:00 PM

David Lynch’s Iconic Wild at Heart Returning to Theaters This Month

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Liz Shannon Miller

    The David Lynch movie Wild at Heart isn’t a horror movie, but Lynch’s whole vibe means that it makes sense for the Nicolas Cage/Laura Dern classic to return to theaters around Halloween. The film, also starring Willem Dafoe and Diane Ladd, has been given a new 4K restoration, and you can watch it on the big screen beginning October 30th.

    In the 1990 love story, “Young lovers Sailor and Lula run from the variety of weirdos that Lula’s mom has hired to kill Sailor.” Tickets are on sale now through Fandango, and you can see where Wild at Heart lands on our list of every David Lynch movie, ranked. Can’t wait until Oct. 30th? A 4K Criterion Collection edition is also available through Amazon.

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