The Wild at Heart is a game about loss, broken family ties and grief. Yet, with all this heavy baggage it manages to portray this with a warm sense of humour, lovely characters and a great sense ...

Wild at Heart plays as an excuse for Lynch to explore some of the darkest corners of his sensibilities, at the same time filming a pseudo-musical comedy pastiche of The Wizard of Oz and Elvis Presley ...

But Wild at Heart also contains some of Lynch’s sweetest moments, many of them papered in references to The Wizard of Oz. That 1939 technicolor classic had a notable impact on Lynch’s career.

“The Wild at Heart,” like “Stardew Valley” and “Wargroove,” wears its inspirations on its sleeve and it works wonderfully. It’s a title to keep an eye on as Sumsky and team continue ...