To celebrate what would have been David Lynch's 80th birthday, the Criterion Collection launched a flash sale featuring discounts of up to 35% on all of his titles available through the home video company. Lynch, born on Jan. 20, 1946, and who passed away in 2025, profoundly impacted cinema and television with his distinctive brand of surreal storytelling deeply rooted in American sincerity and nostalgia.

The sale encompasses Lynch's filmography within the Criterion Collection and Janus Contemporaries, with prices starting at $20.49, a reduction from the regular price of $29.95. Film enthusiasts can delve into Lynch's iconic works, ranging from his debut feature, "Eraserhead," to the enigmatic "Inland Empire."

Beyond his directorial efforts, the sale also includes titles that explore Lynch's life and artistic process, such as "David Lynch: The Art Life" and "Lynch/Oz." These documentaries offer viewers a deeper understanding of the director's creative vision and influences.

Lynch's career in film spanned nearly three decades, from 1977 to 2006, during which he created some of the most significant films of the 20th and 21st centuries. His work, including the television series "Twin Peaks," has garnered critical acclaim and a dedicated following for its unique blend of dreamlike imagery, unsettling narratives, and exploration of the dark underbelly of American life. The Criterion Collection's tribute allows both longtime fans and newcomers to explore the breadth and depth of Lynch's cinematic contributions.