Last night, Late Night with Jimmy Fallon had some special guests all the way from Antarctica: the mighty Gwar. Gwar took the stage on Fallon's show to promote their current tour with Every Time I Die and Ghoul, better known as the Return of the World Maggot Tour. You can check out a video from the performance below.
Gwar released their latest album, Blood Pit of Horror, last fall.
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