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Ottmar Liebert
Ottmar Liebert

i'm losing my fucking mind reading about this https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Captain_Avispa

it's a sort of Dominican Bee Movie? based on a Christian merengue song? starring Luis Fonsi (among other singers)? what the fuck

watched blue velvet last night. followed it up by rewatching some of the "dracula flow" series. so for now my only thought is if frank were to occasionally say "this shit ain't nothin' to me, man" it wouldn't feel out of place

there are some drawbacks: no shuffle or program play that I can tell. And I don't think there is a way to switch folders on an mp3 CD.


This is not actually true: if you hook it up to a display you get these options via menus. (If I could memorize the button presses I could probably turn on ...

I have a new audio setup now. First, a big upgrade: Black Lion Audio LS-4 stereo switchbox. A little more than I wanted to spend on such a thing but it is a piece of pro studio gear and I got one used discounted. It is supposed to be 1 in, 4 out, but since it is totally passive you can as easily run ...

having neither watched nor read any Dune apart from some clips of the movies, i think the idea of making all fight scenes blocky as hell and hard to follow was definitely an odd move. like obviously they didn't have today's tech (and the new films' combat looks awesome ), the choice to put ...

a few days ago watched DUNE... the nineteen 80s one... I have never read dune nor seen the new movies.

something very curious about this film: it lost millions at the box office and had terrible reviews. siskel and ebert said it had an incomprehensible plot. to which I say: like come on it's not ...

watched Eraserhead. I am nudging my date in the theater when Eraserhead appears on the screen and whispering, "That's Eraserhead." We watch movies to see something we've never seen before. This movie, Eraserhead (1977), is about how being a single father is tough. The way Harry Eraserhead's ...

Having just finished the seventh episode of On The Air I am kind of sad to see it go. It is the shitpost of surrealist filmmaking. It's astonishing that any of it was broadcast at all. There's something new and unexpected in every scene. I honestly recommend it