A new collaboration between HEALTH and Chelsea Wolfe dropped overnight, and it's probably my favorite thing Health has released in a while (although I've been slacking on them). I didn't see word that there was a full collaborative release on the way, but both of these artists like to do them, so smart money says that's a yes.
Watch:
New Fear Street coming at us at the end of the month. I've been meaning to rewatch the ones from a few years ago, so now's a perfect chance.
Fear Street: Prom Queen drops on May 23rd on Netflix.
I know there's a contingent of Horror fans who disliked the original Fear Street, primarily, I think, because they're based on teenagers' books. I get it; the whole "Goosebumps/Fear Street" thing happened after I was a kid. When I was an adolescent, my many trips to the Worth Library yielded books that would now be listed in Grady Hendrix and Will Errikson's Paperbacks From Hell. I've never read any of the R.L. Stine or Christopher Pike books, so I can only take the movies as separate entities. In doing so, I don't know, I really enjoyed them. Also, I thought the "1978" installment was pretty damn brutal for a Netflix movie. Both Pike's work and Stine's recent Horror Anthology, The Stuff of Nightmares, reflect two creators who are well aware the folks who read their stuff as kids have grown up and require something more adult.
Playlist:
Ghost - Impera
Ghost - Skeletä
Deafheaven - Lonely People With Power
The Bronx - The Bronx (II)
John Carpenter - Lost Themes
John Carpenter - Lost Themes II
Ghost - Infestissumam
Hangman's Chair - Saddiction
Blood Incantation - Absolute Elsewhere
Card:
From Jonathan Grimm's Hand of Doom Tarot, which you can buy HERE.
• Page of Swords
• Queen of Pentacles
• Page of Wands
Fear can be grounded, tethered, and can be used as an "Earthly" tool.
Sounds like a Horror writer to me.
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