Late night bike rides are my favourites. I wish my phone would've been able to fully capture what this completely dark kilometer looked like, but at least I got something spooky out of it.

Went to the cat cafe again.

Gatekeeper bullshit take of the month:

These Philips headphones are the only ones that I can wear. They are perfect in every way. I wish there would be a bluetooth version. And I'm scared that within the next three years they won't make these anymore.

Found this nice little gem in which the legendary #MarkSpoon already talked about in 1994 how the whole gatekeeping uNdErGrOuNd bullshit was exactly that. #Techno #HouseMusic #EDM

The rare occasion when I can dive into a German popculture phenomenon and it has enough movies to keep me entertained for a good week. #LastFourWatched #LetterboxdFriday

Best adaptation of The Odyssey, wrong answers only

People have been posting their favourite non-Trek performances of STAR TREK actors today but there has been a serious lack of love for Jeffrey Combs in THE FRIGHTENERS. At times Peter Jackson had to leave the room when the cameras rolled because he ruined takes by laughing too much.

She signed my FRIGHT NIGHT poster once and was really surprised to learn how popular MARRIED WITH CHILDREN still is in Germany.

Watching old Mayday broadcasts on YouTube and suddenly realized that modern raves really lack centaurs.

Small bit of dance music history: On the upper floor of this building in my old home town used to be the office of Raveline, one of Germany's biggest dance music magazine of the 90s & 00s. Below was a Club that kept stealing the promos that were supposed to be reviewed.

A good opportunity to repost this gem. When Bundymania swept Germany in the early 90s, they produced a delightfully cheesy dance version of the show's theme song, sung by Ed O'Neill's regular dubbing voice Rüdiger Bahr in character. Fun, but not necessarily good.

Here is a fun obscurity. MARRIED WITH CHILDREN was so popular in Germany, that Rüdiger Bahr, Ed O'Neill's regular German dubbing voice, released a cheesy dance version of the theme song. It wasn't successful.

I remember my school crush running into me while I was buying the single for ELEKTROBANK and she was really weirded out by the cover, but maybe even more by me trying to explain to her what it was. "It's Techno, but not really, stranger and at the end goes just BWWWWWWWWM also great video."

I bought the BLADE soundtrack at a thrift store (For some reason I never owned it) and apart from the hype sticker and the original price tag, it also has one that says in German "In May 99 in your video store".

Currently the only one for GOOD LUCK, HAVE FUN, DON’T DIE and I hope it stays that way. I doubt many people will show up at Tuesday 11am anyway.

Saw the cat on a hot tin roof today

Self portrait-ish. Made without AI. Only 100% human stupidity and basic GIMP skills.

The elevator in my building sounds like a donkey is humping a TARDIS.

Still worried, but less than before.

There is a sliding door in the middle. I will consider your suggestion too, that should be doable.

I know that this is a disaster in the making, but I really have no space for my 200 disc CD changer. The old spot was seriously in my way. 😖 You have no idea how small my apartment is.

It's been a "Continue to sort your movie collection" kind if day.

Computer shit, I guess. Right now it's there and fully readable.

Finally a headline that feels more like a SIMPSONS background joke than something from a dystopian b-movie.

Where's the Scatman?

I love it when my timeline fits together like that @kothscreens.bsky.social @infinitescream.bsky.social

The coolest thing I found today though.

I'm not a fan of mediabook releases, but I couldn't resist since it was just 19.99 and the old German DVD release had no extras.