Five Days of Weird Christmas Music: Day 5

Those of you who have been following me for a while already know what my favorite Christmas song is. I spent nearly ten years with the CIA following nuclear weapons so, of course, my top choice is Weird All Yankovic's Christmas at Ground Zero.

Five Yuletide Video Classics for the Horrordays

Merry Christmas boils and ghouls. I hope everyone is having a pleasant last week before Christmas. Chopped down your enemies and Christmas tree. Have strung up the lights and that obnoxious co-worker. Maybe dug up... err, looked up some old friends. We all need a break during these hectic days, so I'm posting my five favorite non-traditional seasonal-themed songs. I hope you enjoy. Ho Ho Horrordays. 

My favorite since I worked nuclear weapons and ballistic missile issues for the CIA.

Another little-known Christmas classic by Weird Al Yankovic.

A twist on a traditional song for the kiddies.

And just so you don't think I hate tradition, here's All Come All Ye Faithful by Twisted Sister.

 

 And Twisted Sister's accompanying classic Silver Bells.

Merry Christmas

Merry Christmas to all my family, friends, and fans. I would not be where I am today as a writer without all of you. Thank you.

As always, my gift to you today is a festive apocalypse. Enjoy.

Merry Christmas

Merry Christmas to all my fans and friends. I'm thankful for every one of you. This year I should have some new and exciting stories to share with you all.

As always, I can't let the holiday go by without posting my favorite apocalyptic Christmas song (in fact, I think it's the only apocalyptic Christmas song). So grab your favorite holiday drink laced (heavily) with your favorite alcoholic beverage, put this on in the background, and spend all day playing Fallout 4. 

Interesting Posts From Other Websites

I'm not going to bemoan the fact that Young Frankenstein is celebrating its 40th anniversary this year and that makes me feel old (I remember my dad taking me and my friends to see it when I was eleven). However, 15 Fun Facts for Young Frankenstein's 40th Anniversary proves that you're never too old to learn something. Who knew Hans Delbruck was a real person?

Since publishing Yeitso, I've had several people write me to say that insects can't grow that large. I know that; I've read Why Monstrously Large Insects and Spiders Don't Exist. But if us writers kept to the facts, then horror and fantasy would be pretty damn boring.

The Most Irradiated Places on Earth is one of the more interesting video reports I've seen this year. I was not surprised that Fukushima ranked in the top two most irradiated locations, but the first place spot surprised me. For you post-apocalypse lovers, check it out.

On a lighter apocalyptic note, since Christmas is in three days, it's time for me to share one of my favorite holiday videos: Weird Al Yankovic's Christmas at Ground Zero. Have a blast.