The David Lynch of "Blue Velvet" and "Twin Peaks," of dark mysteries that defy easy explanation and invite metaphysical speculation, is back in "Mulholland Drive." Shifting gears and changing direction as he navigates a serpentine route cluttered with seedy Hollywood archetypes, Lynch keeps you edgy from the opening shot to the last. The film will also, no doubt, divide audiences and critics.

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