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EDIT: Found, it was "Strange Frequency" from 2001. If you too grew up in that era and loved Masters of Horror and Fear Itself, I highly encourage giving this one a watch, it's a lot of fun.

In the late 90s or early 2000 I remember watching as a kid (born 94) an anthology series that was themed around music, usually specifically rock. I remember a few episodes very vividly but can't find the actual series. It was usually very comedic but definitely horror in nature. Some episodes were darker.

One episode was about a rock band that's staying over time in a hotel room and night after night they trash their rooms and get into an escalating feud with the cleaning lady.

In another one, a woman rockstar has the literal Reaper coming for her. They become friends for some reason and Death allows her to live after all in exchange for performing "Every breath you take" by Police with her on stage, pretty freaking funny.

Another episode was about a guy hitchhiking to a rock festival in the 70s or 80s and gets picked up by a psychopath but turns out both the driver and the hitchhiker are serial killers.

One last episode I can recall which was my favorite was about a world known music producer who has a special gift, if he listens to a song and has a strong, almost striking supernatural sensation, then he knows that the artist will have incredible success, but will also die very young at their peak. He has an incredible reputation in the business but struggles to keep going knowing his artists will all die. One day, he hears his daughter playing piano and he has that sensation

EDIT: a kind user correctly guessed it was GHOST CHASE from 1987 directed by Roland Emmerich before his career took off. Definitely seems like a real deep cut that no one ever heard of. I was completely wrong about the plot, but that poster was seemingly seared into my brain a lifetime later. Thanks to everyone who also tried to help. ☺️

Disclaimer: while any genuine help will be wholeheartedly appreciated, if this movie doesn't ring any bell to you please do not just suggest random names with a question mark that clearly has nothing in common with the description and most importantly please no AI based suggestions, we all know they're always wrong.

Alright, I was born in 94 and today I remembered a VHS we had as a kid. I don't remember anything whatsoever about the movie itself but the memory of that old VHS popped in my head and it'll drive me crazy until I find it.

It was probably an obscure b movie of the 90s forgotten to all, it looked like a horror comedy in the vein of The Frighteners with two male protagonists. They seemed to live in a manor and were driving an old car, Christine like. They seemed to be aware of the supernatural and possibly hunting or investigating it. I think it dealt with a very old clock as well?

One big detail to set it apart: there was a very specific character who was a chauffeur driver. He was a practical puppet reminiscent of the crypt keeper.

His skin was very dark and blackened, he was very old with white hair and mustache and a little driver's hat. I don't think he was a threat and looked like he was the main protagonist's personal supernatural chauffeur.

The poster showed the car, manor I mentioned and our two human characters and the otherworldly elder chauffeur together with one holding a spear, in a defensive pose.

I know I'm not crazy and this thing exists and probably is terrible but I won't rest until I find it.

This morning the OG album disappeared off Apple Music. I'm excited about Repented and for all intents and purposes it will be arguably better, but as a fan of over 20 years I really love the original and don't want it to just slip away.

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Is it still up for you and other platforms?

I started getting into IEMs, like many, with the cheapest models just to try out.

It started very cheap with QKZ AK6 pro and the KZ EDX pro. Both under 5$ on AliExpress and really impressive for the price. I moved on to the KZ Duonic and Castor which are fine but didn't impress me much. But the KZ ZS12 and the KZ PRX were definitely great, best IEMs and overall earbuds I've ever used.

Now, I know KZ has a terrible reputation and even more questionable ethics. It was perfect to discover IEMs on a budget and get into the hobby softly. But I'm ready to move on to something better.

I've learned with KZ that I enjoy aggressive treble, it doesn't feel fatiguing to me, and I love the veil lifting separation I'm getting with multi BA hybrids or planar drivers.

I'm still on a budget being a dad, but I'm sure even between 50 to 100$ there's room for improvement over KZ.