What is the best David Lynch movie?

Lynch's 1986 neo-noir masterpiece about a young man who discovers a severed ear in a field and uncovers a terrifying criminal underworld beneath a picturesque American town.

Lynch's 1999 G-rated road movie following an elderly man who travels across Iowa and Wisconsin on a lawn mower to reconcile with his ailing brother.

Lynch's 1997 neo-noir mystery thriller about a jazz musician who receives disturbing videotapes and wakes up in jail accused of his wife's murder as another man entirely.

Lynch's ambitious 1984 science fiction epic adaptation of Frank Herbert's novel, following Paul Atreides as he navigates the desert planet Arrakis and its spice wars.

Lynch's 1980 black-and-white biographical drama about Joseph Merrick, a severely deformed man in 19th-century London who is rescued from a brutal freak show.

Lynch's 1992 unsettling prequel to the Twin Peaks series chronicling the final days of Laura Palmer before her murder, deeper and darker than the show.

Lynch's 2006 experimental three-hour digital odyssey about an actress who begins to lose herself in the role she is playing, blurring the lines between fiction and reality.