Showing posts with label Mike P. Nelson. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Mike P. Nelson. Show all posts

Friday, December 12, 2025

New Music From The Afghan Whigs!!!

 
The Afghan Whigs covering Polica? I haven't thought about Polica since... well, since HERE. So f'king cool! The Whigs also released a Still Corners cover. I've always loved the way, every once in a while, out of the blue, these guys will release a couple of covers. Very cool. Hoping this means there's new music on the way. 




Watch:

Last night I took in a viewing of Mike P. Nelson's (why can't I think or say that name without thinking of Craig T. Nelson?) new remake of Silent Night, Deadly Night

 
I'll tell you right off the bat, I'm not much of a fan of the original. It's fine, just so sleazy it's not really my thing. That said, this film has a sequence that's getting some press where Santa kills a whole shit load of nazis.

Pretty fucking satisfying, in 2025, where nazis apparently think they're an identity choice or a protected group, to be getting so many stories lately where nazis get killed. Because, you know, the only good nazis are dead nazis. We all know that, right?

Anyway, as for the rest of the movie... It was AWESOME! I really dug this one. Go in blind, and if you can, see it in theatre. This is not a straight remake of the original film; writer/director Mike P. Nelson really does something different and, in my opinion, awesome, even while still incoporating the many of the main plot points of the '84.




Playlist:

Brand New - Daisy
Barry Adamson - Cut to Black
Sumerlands - Dreamkiller
Phil Manzanera - Listen Now
Dreamkid - Daggers
Oranssi Pazuzu - Muuntautuja
Arcade Fire - Everything Now
Phil Collins - Face Value
Blut Aus Nord - Ethereal Horizons
Faetooth - Labrynthine
Mondo Decay - Nun Gun




Card:

From Jonathan Grimm's Hand of Doom Tarot, which you can buy HERE.


• Ten of Pentacles
• XI: Justice
• II: The High Priestess

Lasting stability threatened (or perhaps earned) by intuition. Wow. Literally applies to my thoughts right before writing this. Don't overthink a good thing and thus, sabotage it.