Gwar are rolling out a new album and comic book release, The Return of Gor Gor, arriving June 25th via Pit Records and Z2 Comics. The video for new song “Lot Lizard” can be streamed now.
The seven-track album includes three brand new studio-recorded songs that were mixed by Kurt Ballou (Converge), plus four live tracks captured at The Masquerade in Atlanta during Gwar’s 2024 tour (and mixed by Chris Ronan Murphy).
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Among those studio cuts is “Lot Lizard,” a two-and-a-half-minute blitz of thrashy punk metal about a “crack-addicted cross-dressing dinosaur prostitute that shreds weiners at truck stop pickle parks,” in the words of imitable frontman Blothar. In patented Gwar fashion, this comes with a Nsfw video of said prostitute and his, um, clientele.
The prostitute’s origin story can be found in the 32-page The Return of Gor Gor comic that accompanies the album. It...
The seven-track album includes three brand new studio-recorded songs that were mixed by Kurt Ballou (Converge), plus four live tracks captured at The Masquerade in Atlanta during Gwar’s 2024 tour (and mixed by Chris Ronan Murphy).
Get Gwar Tickets Here
Among those studio cuts is “Lot Lizard,” a two-and-a-half-minute blitz of thrashy punk metal about a “crack-addicted cross-dressing dinosaur prostitute that shreds weiners at truck stop pickle parks,” in the words of imitable frontman Blothar. In patented Gwar fashion, this comes with a Nsfw video of said prostitute and his, um, clientele.
The prostitute’s origin story can be found in the 32-page The Return of Gor Gor comic that accompanies the album. It...
- 4/15/2025
- by Jon Hadusek
- Consequence - Music
It would be an understatement of epic proportions to say that across the two seasons and sixteen episodes so far, The Mandalorian has delivered plenty of fan service. The combination of Jon Favreau’s lifelong love of Star Wars and Dave Filoni’s encyclopedic knowledge of the mythology has created a perfect storm of action-driven storytelling that packs references to canon into almost every frame.
A huge section of the fanbase felt as though they’d been burned by The Last Jedi and The Rise of Skywalker, two equally polarizing yet wildly different movies, but so far nobody has had a single bad word to say about The Mandalorian. You want a live-action Ahsoka Tano? Done. You want Bo-Katan on the hunt for the Darksaber? Of course. You want to see Luke Skywalker slice down an army of Dark Troopers? No problem.
Moff Gideon Returns In More New Mandalorian Season...
A huge section of the fanbase felt as though they’d been burned by The Last Jedi and The Rise of Skywalker, two equally polarizing yet wildly different movies, but so far nobody has had a single bad word to say about The Mandalorian. You want a live-action Ahsoka Tano? Done. You want Bo-Katan on the hunt for the Darksaber? Of course. You want to see Luke Skywalker slice down an army of Dark Troopers? No problem.
Moff Gideon Returns In More New Mandalorian Season...
- 12/30/2020
- by Scott Campbell
- We Got This Covered
Ryan Lambie Jul 14, 2016
We take a look at some of the most memorable and freaky floating brains and flying heads in the history of cinema...
Nb: The following contains spoilers for The Brain From The Planet Arous and Prometheus.
For some reason we've yet to discover, cinema has, for decades, been home to all manner of sentient, disembodied heads and floating brains. Note that we’re not talking about decapitations here - though goodness knows that cinema is home to plenty of those, from Japanese samurai epics to modern slasher horrors.
No, we’re talking about movies where heads and brains remain sentient even when they’re stuffed into jars or colossal things made of stone. Sometimes used for comedic effect, at other times for shock value, they’re a surprisingly common phenomenon in the movies. Here, we celebrate a few of our absolute favourites - though you’re sure...
We take a look at some of the most memorable and freaky floating brains and flying heads in the history of cinema...
Nb: The following contains spoilers for The Brain From The Planet Arous and Prometheus.
For some reason we've yet to discover, cinema has, for decades, been home to all manner of sentient, disembodied heads and floating brains. Note that we’re not talking about decapitations here - though goodness knows that cinema is home to plenty of those, from Japanese samurai epics to modern slasher horrors.
No, we’re talking about movies where heads and brains remain sentient even when they’re stuffed into jars or colossal things made of stone. Sometimes used for comedic effect, at other times for shock value, they’re a surprisingly common phenomenon in the movies. Here, we celebrate a few of our absolute favourites - though you’re sure...
- 7/13/2016
- Den of Geek
For the last week of July, there may not be a lot of titles being released onto DVD and Blu-ray, but the ones that are making their debut are absolutely an impressive bunch.
On Tuesday, Synapse Films is bringing the 1983 cult classic Curtains to Blu-ray for the very first time ever and Paramount is making every Twin Peaks fan’s dreams come true this week with their Twin Peaks: The Entire Mystery box set, which includes all the missing footage that we’ve all been waiting to be released for decades. Other titles coming out include the indie thriller The Den as well as a new Mystery Science Theater 3000 collection from Shout Factory.
Curtains (Synapse Films, Blu-ray & DVD)
John Vernon (Chained Heat, National Lampoon’s Animal House) and Samantha Eggar (The Brood, The Exterminator) star in this horror classic from the golden age of the slasher genre.
A...
On Tuesday, Synapse Films is bringing the 1983 cult classic Curtains to Blu-ray for the very first time ever and Paramount is making every Twin Peaks fan’s dreams come true this week with their Twin Peaks: The Entire Mystery box set, which includes all the missing footage that we’ve all been waiting to be released for decades. Other titles coming out include the indie thriller The Den as well as a new Mystery Science Theater 3000 collection from Shout Factory.
Curtains (Synapse Films, Blu-ray & DVD)
John Vernon (Chained Heat, National Lampoon’s Animal House) and Samantha Eggar (The Brood, The Exterminator) star in this horror classic from the golden age of the slasher genre.
A...
- 7/29/2014
- by Heather Wixson
- DailyDead
We provide a rundown of ten of the most memorable and freaky floating brains and flying heads in the history of cinema...
For some reason I've yet to discover, cinema has, for decades, been home to all manner of sentient, disembodied heads and floating brains. From massive flying stone heads to telekinetic, evil brains from other planets, this list is devoted to the most memorable instances of this peculiar movie phenomenon...
The Brain From The Planet Arous (1957)
It's been several years since I've seen the sci-fi B-movie, The Brain From Planet Arous, but one thing is still clear in my mind: that it features a large disembodied alien brain, a criminal brain, no less, that comes to Earth to control the population with its psychic powers.
The brain, called Gor, seizes control of Steve, a nuclear scientist, who becomes a randy "regular caveman" under the alien's influence. With Steve as his puppet,...
For some reason I've yet to discover, cinema has, for decades, been home to all manner of sentient, disembodied heads and floating brains. From massive flying stone heads to telekinetic, evil brains from other planets, this list is devoted to the most memorable instances of this peculiar movie phenomenon...
The Brain From The Planet Arous (1957)
It's been several years since I've seen the sci-fi B-movie, The Brain From Planet Arous, but one thing is still clear in my mind: that it features a large disembodied alien brain, a criminal brain, no less, that comes to Earth to control the population with its psychic powers.
The brain, called Gor, seizes control of Steve, a nuclear scientist, who becomes a randy "regular caveman" under the alien's influence. With Steve as his puppet,...
- 6/23/2011
- Den of Geek
We provide a rundown of ten of the most memorable and freaky floating brains and flying heads in the history of cinema...
For some reason I've yet to discover, cinema has, for decades, been home to all manner of sentient, disembodied heads and floating brains. From massive flying stone heads to telekinetic, evil brains from other planets, this list is devoted to the most memorable instances of this peculiar movie phenomenon...
The Brain From The Planet Arous (1957)
It's been several years since I've seen the sci-fi B-movie, The Brain From Planet Arous, but one thing is still clear in my mind: that it features a large disembodied alien brain, a criminal brain, no less, that comes to Earth to control the population with its psychic powers.
The brain, called Gor, seizes control of Steve, a nuclear scientist, who becomes a randy "regular caveman" under the alien's influence. With Steve as his puppet,...
For some reason I've yet to discover, cinema has, for decades, been home to all manner of sentient, disembodied heads and floating brains. From massive flying stone heads to telekinetic, evil brains from other planets, this list is devoted to the most memorable instances of this peculiar movie phenomenon...
The Brain From The Planet Arous (1957)
It's been several years since I've seen the sci-fi B-movie, The Brain From Planet Arous, but one thing is still clear in my mind: that it features a large disembodied alien brain, a criminal brain, no less, that comes to Earth to control the population with its psychic powers.
The brain, called Gor, seizes control of Steve, a nuclear scientist, who becomes a randy "regular caveman" under the alien's influence. With Steve as his puppet,...
- 6/23/2011
- Den of Geek
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