Netherworld Cinema: The Revenge of the Teenage Vixens from Outer Space

The Revenge of the Teenage Vixens from Outer Space

B stands for Bombshell in this 1985 sci-fi cheesesploitation flick.

This movie is NSFW for nudity, sexual situations, strong language and violence. It is also rated S for Silly.

~DJ Aurora~

Teenagers From Outer Space (1959) - Full Movie

Super cheesy Netherworld cinema from 1959. :-)
In spite of the heaping helping of cheese, the movie makes some excellent point about colonization, overgrazing, and the treatment of native cultures as being inferior to the colonists.

~DJ Aurora~

Surviving in Oslo on a Budget

He's right!

Personally, I don't care about shopping in trendy stores or going to night clubs, but I do like going to the museum, and I enjoy getting some genuine Norwegian food. Beware when ordering meat dishes, however. If it doesn't specify "beef," it may be horse.

I stick with fish. In Oslo, they have some of the best! I live in a landlocked state, so having very fresh fish isn't something I'm able to do often, unless it's trout.

~DJ Aurora~

Norwegians Admits Being a Retarded Cousin - That Won the Lottery

Not P.C.

Self-deprecating humor. The host is very personable.
My husband is from Norway. He and his brother came to the United States when they were nineteen and twenty-nine respectively. After a few years working odd jobs, Nils (my husband) suggested to Lars that they obtain EMS training. 
Lars caught the EMS bug and ended up going on to become a paramedic, working on an ambulance. Nils preferred being in one place rather than driving around the city all night, and went on to become an ER nurse. He was a good friend from the time I started working in the hospital as an aide. We were friends for five years and realized that there was more between us than platonic friendship.
Lars had some personal problems and ended up letting his paramedic license lapse. He has recently gotten his life back together, gotten recertified as an EMT, and is working on getting his paramedic license back. We are very proud of him!
In my experience, Norwegians are, overall, wonderful people, not at all "retarded." They do know how to laugh at themselves, which is a great quality. Norwegians and Swedes have been taking pot shots at each other forever.
In any case, I thank Norway for my wonderful husband, the love of my life!

~DJ Aurora~

The Haemolytic Anaemia Song

Come on, all you medical people! Sing along with Sean MacPherson and Netherworld Ill-Health Minister Dr. Erik Schitz to the Haemolytic Anaemia Song!

~DJ Aurora~

And One - Sometimes (Defekt extended remix)

Minecraft: Raids! Betrayal! Death!

Here I thought that Minecraft was just a peaceful construction game. Guess I learned something!

~DJ Aurora~

A to Z Blogging Challenge 2015: V is for Video Game

Video games have come a long way since the days of the arcade, and the old favorites that I remember playing such as Asteroids, Centipede, Missile Command, Galaga, Pac Man, Sinistar, and Tempest.

First person shooters are very popular. I can see the appeal to a degree, but I prefer shooting zombies or monsters to shooting people. 

Some people believe that video games promote real violence. Jim Sterling counters this argument better than I can in this video.

~DJ Aurora~

Fun With Language: Bunk House

Familiar words can mean different things around the world.

What they call a bunk house in India appears to be the equivalent of what we call a mobile structure, mobile home, or temporary building in the United States.

I think of a "bunk house" as being a place where field hands or parks and forest service workers sleep.

~DJ Aurora~

A to Z Blogging Challenge 2015: N is for Nerdgasm

If you follow Team Netherworld's blogs regularly, you might get the idea that we're a bunch of nerds.

Guess what--you're right!

We love science fiction and we love horror. We love classic horror comics. Seeing the sweet stack of cheesy comic goodness that this guy has is giving me a massive Nerdgasm!

My sis (DJ Aurora) and I always loved horror comics. Our father (R.I.P.) said he thought it was a waste of money, but I caught him sneaking a peek more than once! Our mother said that reading them would give us nightmares. Sometimes we did get pretty spooked, but it was worth it!

The guy in the video looks like he'd be a pretty cool fellow nerd to hang out with. Plus, he has an epic beard!

What gives you Nerdgasms?

~DJ Adam~

Wordless Wednesday: In Memory of Per Yngve Ohlin

January 16 1969 - April 8 1991

Wordless Wednesday

Emperors Among Kings: Hopeful Eyes

The Jam: Sound Affects

The Jam: Aunties and Uncles

Jimmy Kimmel Sonogram Prank

It's Pittsburgh (And A Lot of Other Stuff)

A feel-good series about Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.

~DJ Aurora~

Alex Aark vs. Méron: Along With the Stars

Good dance/club track. Women in bikinis because reasons.

~DJ Aurora~

WWE Cheese: Adam Rose Fifth Theme Song: Break Away

KHEL 666 Presents: Stuff You Don't See Every Day: The Churchill Tank

Information from the Wikipedia page on the Churchill Tank.

 Mk IV (A22) was a British heavy infantry tank used in the Second World War, best known for its heavy armour, large longitudinal chassis with all-around tracks with multiple bogies, and its use as the basis of many specialist vehicles. It was one of the heaviest Allied tanks of the war.

The origins of the design lay in the expectation that war in Europe might be fought under similar conditions to that of the First World War and emphasized ability to cross difficult ground. The Churchill was rushed into production in order to build up British defences against a possible German invasion. The first vehicles built had flaws that had to be overcome before the Churchill was accepted for wide use. After several Marks had been built a better armoured version, the Mark VII, entered service.

The Churchill was used by British and Commonwealth forces in North Africa, Italy and North-West Europe. In addition, a few hundred were supplied to the USSR and used on the Eastern Front.

~DJ Aurora~

Lost Area: When Darkness Falls

Unfortunately, this fine German band has decided to part ways. I think they could have gone further, but they feel it is time to move on to other projects.

Their vocals are somewhat reminiscent of Sisters of Mercy's Andrew Eldritch. The keyboards are less "dark" than the sound preferred by SOM. I'm not trying to draw a hard comparison between the two bands, only to say that I hear some similarities.

Lost Area may be categorized as "emo," and so what? I hate genre-bashing. Good music is good music. Also, attacking people who identify as "emo" is messed up. What harm are they actually doing? 

I may be an old fart, but there is a truism that should be followed in any generation. Live and let live. It's as simple as that.

Bullying is never justifiable.

~DJ Aurora~

WHEN DARKNESS FALLS 

(Music and Lyrics by vDiva)

The night comes saving us from lies

No time to fight , no time to die

We have been blind, we closed our mind

No regrets for what's left behind

When darkness falls

We rise again

When darkness falls

The end begins

When darkness falls

We fall in love

When darkness falls

We sing this song

The night is our promised land

The day is our masquerade

There's no salvation here to find

No mercy for what's left behind

When darkness falls

We rise again

When darkness falls

The end begins

When darkness falls

We fall in love

When darkness falls

We sing this song

At the end of the day

When there's nothing left to say

When the silence never ends

When the words have no sense

At the end of the dream

When there's no lie and there's no sin

When the life comes to the end

When darkness falls

When darkness falls

We rise again

When darkness falls

The end begins

When darkness falls

We fall in love

When darkness falls

We sing this song