Fallout Season 2's Ghoul Log: The Coziest Post-Apocalyptic Fire to Warm Your Heart (and Nerve)
As the clock strikes 12 on December 17, when season two of Fallout premieres on Prime Video, a peculiar marketing ploy will warm the cockles of fans' hearts - or at least unsettle them. It's not your standard Yule Log video, but a ghastly Ghoul Log that sets the tone for a macabre holiday season.
This eerie, 90-minute video features the enigmatic Ghoul (played by Walton Goggins) who has no qualms about using human body parts to keep his post-apocalyptic lair cozy. And, yes, you read that right - human arms are on fire in this bizarre setup.
While Ghoul doesn't explain why he needs a certain number of spare limbs to last him the 12 days of Christmas, it's clear he has a taste for the morbidly fascinating. In an unsettling display of dry wit and sarcasm, the Ghoul proudly admits to having a human arm "dry aging" just like wine, perfecting his fireplace ambiance.
So, what sets this video apart from your average holiday entertainment? The ambient soundscape is soothing, with Mr. New Vegas (voiced by Wayne Newton) singing nostalgic tunes that play in the background, creating an odd sense of festive nostalgia in the dark, desolate world of Fallout.
Watch this strange but captivating creation on Prime Video's YouTube channel, and, if you're feeling brave, enjoy your radioactive holiday season while keeping a wary eye on the fire - it might be burning more than just wood.
As the clock strikes 12 on December 17, when season two of Fallout premieres on Prime Video, a peculiar marketing ploy will warm the cockles of fans' hearts - or at least unsettle them. It's not your standard Yule Log video, but a ghastly Ghoul Log that sets the tone for a macabre holiday season.
This eerie, 90-minute video features the enigmatic Ghoul (played by Walton Goggins) who has no qualms about using human body parts to keep his post-apocalyptic lair cozy. And, yes, you read that right - human arms are on fire in this bizarre setup.
While Ghoul doesn't explain why he needs a certain number of spare limbs to last him the 12 days of Christmas, it's clear he has a taste for the morbidly fascinating. In an unsettling display of dry wit and sarcasm, the Ghoul proudly admits to having a human arm "dry aging" just like wine, perfecting his fireplace ambiance.
So, what sets this video apart from your average holiday entertainment? The ambient soundscape is soothing, with Mr. New Vegas (voiced by Wayne Newton) singing nostalgic tunes that play in the background, creating an odd sense of festive nostalgia in the dark, desolate world of Fallout.
Watch this strange but captivating creation on Prime Video's YouTube channel, and, if you're feeling brave, enjoy your radioactive holiday season while keeping a wary eye on the fire - it might be burning more than just wood.
i love how they turned the whole Ghoul Log thing into this weird holiday vibe, like it's all about embracing the darker side of things. and can we talk about that ambient soundscape tho? it's soooo soothing 
, i can already imagine curling up with a warm fire (or in this case, human arms) on a cold winter's night. Walton Goggins as the Ghoul is just perfection 
, he brings this dry wit and sarcasm that makes you laugh and cringe at the same time. and yeah, maybe don't stare too closely into the fire 
, it might be more than just wood...
I mean, have you seen some things they do to make you feel all cozy in Fallout Season 2? Like, human arms on fire? It's all so...unsettling 
. But hey, if that's what passes for holiday cheer these days, I guess it's better than watching paint dry 
. The idea of a Ghoul drying human limbs like wine sounds like some twisted sci-fi horror flick, and don't even get me started on the "dry aging" comment... yeah, no thanks 
. But hey, at least it's not as bad as those awful holiday playlists they make you listen to in malls 
. I'll stick to my old-school Yule Log, thank you very much 
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I'm SO stoked for the new Fallout season! And that Ghoul Log is EVERYTHING 
I mean, who else can make being a monster seem like a cozy holiday activity? Walton Goggins as the Ghoul is giving me CHILLS 
The way he's all dry wit and sarcasm about human arm 'dry aging'... same, Ghoul, same 
And that ambient soundtrack with Mr. New Vegas singing nostalgic tunes in the background? Perfection! It's like they're trying to ruin the holiday vibe or something 
Can't wait to watch it on Prime Video and get my Fallout fix! 
. And omg, Mr. New Vegas singing nostalgic tunes? That's like the ultimate Fallout holiday cheer (or is that despair?) 
. Can't wait to binge-watch this on Prime Video and maybe even convince my friends to join me for a radioactive hot cocoa party 
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. i'm definitely going to check this out, but maybe with some popcorn and a bottle of wine (not human arm) nearby 
... think about all those poor ghoul victims having their limbs chopped off just to make some dude's fireplace cozy. sounds like a real holiday cheer fest 
. anyway, if you want to ruin your holiday vibes with some post-apocalyptic gore, be my guest 
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Walton Goggins as a ghoul? count me in! I'm also loving the morbidly fascinating setup where he's using human body parts to keep his lair cozy... it's just so unsettling in a good way