 Kristin Hersh's song "Your Ghost" is inspired by the film, and the song's music video uses several motifs from the film, including a spinning record, a telephone, and a key on a woman's tongue.Likewise, Milla Jovovich's video for "Gentleman Who Fell" reproduces other motifs such as the mirror-faced figure, the reappearing key, the knife, and the shifting staircase effect.Industrial metal pioneers Godflesh used a still from the film for the cover of their 1994 EP "Merciless", as did alternative rock band Primal Scream for their 1986 single "Crystal Crescent".