The Grave Plot Podcast

Are you ready to rock? I said... ARE YOU READY TO ROCK? We kick off the show with Real World Horror, all about a haunted item from Zimbabwe cursed with a demon that chases people and burns down homes. We then talk about the latest in the Alien franchise, featuring a well known name to horror fans. We then take a look at two projects that just won't seem to stay dead, both of which are ironically about ghosts. Finally we wonder why anyone would bother making a sequel to I Am Legend or yet another spinoff of The Walking Dead. For our film reviews, we head to Encino, CA to see the unique recording process of the Foo Fighters, as they look to complete their new album in Studio 666. We then wonder what a grieving set of grandparents would do for love, and if they would do... THAT in the Shudder film Anything for Jackson. Thank you, Cleveland! There will be no encore.

Did ya miss us? We're back from Spring... Summer? What day is it? Well anyway, we're back from break and ready to partay. In Real World Horror, we take a look at a séance... in a pet store. Then in Horror Business, we break down the upcoming XXL season of Stranger Things, as well as a peek at what the future holds for the franchise. We also give some updates on Teen Wolf: The Movie, not to be confused with the movie Teen Wolf. In addition, we explore the possibility of a Zombieland 3, look at the latest additions to Dead by Daylight, and break down the controversial censorship of the game Martha is Dead. For our film reviews, we watched the new Scout Taylor-Compton film The Long Night, about a mysterious history and a demonic cult. We also assess the latest Texas Chainsaw Massacre film and wonder if there's any juice left to be squeezed out of that orange. So pop us in your ears and let's kick up the jams.

Little hand says it's time to rock and roll. Come party with us as we kick out the jams of another brand new episode. First things first, we have an important announcement about this year's Grave Plot Film Fest. We then talk about some Real World Horror about a mysterious cattle mutilation in Argentina. Speaking of livestock, we move on to discuss a new spin-off of a popular franchise from the director behind Pig. We then examine Dario Argento's return to the giallo genre, an SNL member heading into horror, and a brand new monster from Shudder. We close out Horror Business with Hulu turning Bite Size Halloween into full size goodness. For our film reviews, we deliberate over the new... sigh... requel of the Scream franchise, titled... Scream. And yeah, we talk about it. We also analyze the new Shudder period piece The Last Thing Mary Saw, about a young couple ostracized by a puritanical family. Hilarity ensues. So jump in the pit and rage.

Hey... remember us? We're back in your life. You're welcome. We ring in 2022 with a positive mindset and a big ol' bag of Horror Business. First up is Real World Horror, where we take a look at the mysterious fish storm of Texarkana, TX. In the world of fiction, we examine a new horror video game called VHS, the big screen adaptation of the Dear David story, and Keanau Reeves being cast in the H.H. Holmes story. We also discuss a sendup of Lifetime thrillers starring Kristin Bell as well as an allegedly shocking but not-all-that-shocking-sounding new horror series coming to Peacock. For our film reviews, we discuss the new Shudder original Superdeep, about a big ass hole in the ground and the events that take place therein. We also have a conversation about "the new Guillermo Del Toro" film, which is neither written nor directed by Guillermo Del Toro, the wendigo story Antlers. So get used to us again because we're here to stay. For now.

Hello! Hola! Bonjour! Merhaba! Welcome fans around the world to the latest episode of The Grave Plot Podcast! Ignore Taylor's raspy voice and focus more on the dead birds falling out of the sky in Spain, which we discuss in Real World Horror. In Horror Business, we take a look at Universal's Renfield, featuring the Cagiest Dracula ever seen on film. We also discuss Netflix's new Texas Chainsaw Massacre movie (as well as a quick chat on the just announced video game), the return of the Phantom of the Opera - minus the opera this time - and an update on Guillermo Del Toro's long desired At the Mountains of Madness project. For our film reviews, we celebrate Black Friday with Bruce Campbell and Devon Sawa fighting off a murderous group of mutant shoppers. We also examine the latest from writer/director Edgar Wright, the neon soaked 60s thriller known as Last Night in Soho. So come along and ride on a fantastic voyage known as The Grave Plot Podcast!

Who ya gonna call? The Grave Plot Podcast, of course! Today we're gonna bust all over because we're talking about not one, not two, but all damn THREE Ghostbusters films! That includes 1984's Ghostbusters, 1989's Ghostbusters II, and the brand new Ghostbusters: Afterlife. In the interest of time (believe it or not), we've only got Real World Horror for you, with a story about flesh eating bees. BEES?! Yes, bees. We then forgo Horror Business to just straight into the reviews. Of course, this being The Grave Plot Podcast, there are plenty of digressions, including rants on Muppets and Zubaz plus, naturally, singalongs! So grab your proton pack and jump in the Ecto-1 because busting makes us feel good.

Wakey, wakey, hands off snakey. It's time to HRISE AND SHINE with a brand new episode of The Grave Plot Podcast upside your dome. We kick off this episode in the normal way, ranting about soda and jury duty. Once we finally get into the nitty gritty, we talk about a Real World Horror story involving mysterious, possibly reptile or possibly polar bear, footprints found in a Venezuelan home. We then dig a little deeper with Horror Business, including a curious sounding horror film involving former WWE wrestler Windham "Bray Wyatt" Rotunda, as well as stories about Finn Wolfhard, Leonardo DiCaprio, and a sequel to Lifetime's Bad Seed. We then close out the segment by discussing a new series based on the film Fatal Attraction. For our film reviews, we first look at the latest in the Paranormal Activity film franchise, the maybe-reboot known as Paranormal Activity: Next of Kin. We follow that up with the small budget demon flick Lair. There's a lot of demons in this episode, try to keep up. So get ready. Get ready. 'Cause here we come. Get ready, 'cause here we come. What, no Temptations fans in the house?

Do you know where you are? You're in the jungle, baby! SHANANANANA. Okay, so it's not the jungle, but Welcome to the Blumhouse. Or whatever. Today we're talking about two new movies in the film studio's latest slate, namely Luchagore's Bingo Hell and the brooding The Manor. Up first though is Real World Horror, about a terrifying parasite (or is it a symbiont? I don't know, Tony will try and figure it out) that eats a fish's tongue and then BECOMES THE FISH'S TONGUE! In Horror Business, we talk about the new aquatic board game from the makers of Mixtape Massacre. Speaking of games, we also look at one of the video variety based on the films in the A Quiet Place series. We then examine a trio of zombie stories, including a famous one returning to Hocus Pocus 2, plus sequels to the Australian road movie Wyrmwood and Zack Snyder's Army of the Dead. So strap in, or on, or whatever it is you kids are doing these days and enjoy a spankin' new episode of The Grave Plot Podcast!

It's time for the annual Grave Plot Podcast Halloween SPOOK-tac - no. No, we're not doing that. What we are doing is offering up our regular Halloween special, featuring not just our normal two movie reviews but also a BONUS review! We don't have any Horror Business, but we do have thoughts on the indie films Bad Candy and Black Pumpkin. We follow those up with analysis of the latest in the Halloween alternate timeline, Halloween Kills. This one seems to be polarizing among fans, so what are our thoughts? Tune in to find out! Happy Halloween from The Grave Plot Podcast!

It's time to unwrap another edition of Octoberama! We let our Patreon patrons nominate their favorite themes and of all the submissions, we selected Week of the Mummy! (Get it now, unwrap?) We start off with Real World Horror, talking about some spirits that are infused with ACTUAL SPIRITS. In Horror Business, we discuss the next project from Mike "Flannalannadingdong" Flanagan, an update on the new version of Hellraiser, and yet ANOTHER spin-off of The Walking Dead. We close out by discussing the future of the Ghostbusters and Universal Monsters franchises. For our film reviews, we unearth the comedy-horror film Bubba Ho-Tep, starring the incomparable Bruce Campbell as none other than Elvis Presley. "The King" teams up with JFK to kill an ancient evil that is trying to suck the souls of their fellow senior living facility residents out through their butt holes. Yes, that is really the plot. We also dig into The Pyramid, a found footage film about a group of archaeologists who find themselves trapped in a dig site with its nefarious inhabitants. So get your tiny brush and exhume a brand new episode of The Grave Plot Podcast!

They won't stay dead! SkeleTony and Taylor of Terror return from the grave with the second round of Octoberama 2021, Week of the Zombie! This episode doesn't include Horror Business, making it what we call a "minisode," or to put it in Halloween terms, "fun size!" Come check out our reviews of a couple of undead imports, as we examine the Australian zombie road movie Wyrmwood: Road of the Dead as well as the Belgian film Yummy.

This episode sucks. Blah blahblah. That's because Octoberama has once again woken from its eternal slumber to rise from the grave and PAR-TAY! We kick off this year's festivities, as we do every year, with Week of the Vampire. But this year has a special twist in that it's exclusively New York vampires! Yes, it's a very weird niche, just go with it. I mean, fuggedaboutit. Open your ears as we discuss a scrappy group of kids taking on a gaggle - what's a group of vampires? Is it a gaggle? - of bloodsuckers trying to take over their neighborhood in Vampires vs. the Bronx. We also discuss Eddie Murphy's wig, Kadeem Hardison's rotting corpse, and other such nonsense found in Vampire in Brooklyn. But we can't "fuggedabout" Horror Business! In Real World Horror, we take a look at a famous haunted house that is up for sale in a tiny Rhode Island hamlet. We then discuss even more haunted houses, but these ones are the fun kind that people build and charge you money to walk through so they can jump out and scare you. We follow that up with an update on Womp Stomp Films and their Friday the 13th fan film series, as well as examining the upcoming Let the Right One In TV series, a new Teen Wolf movie, and a sequel to the Polish slasher Nobody Sleeps in the Woods Tonight. So grab your stakes, your garlic, and your holy water because we got us some vampires to kill!

Prepare yourself for the sweet indulgence of a brand new episode of The Grave Plot Podcast. Come, be our victim. First, in Real World Horror, we discuss a prominent slasher making his way from Illinois to Texas and having a bit of a run in with the law. In Horror Business, we take a look at the upcoming interactive Halloween film from Netflix and WWE, where you have to save the New Day from the Undertaker's mansion. Yes, that's really the plot. We also talk about Elvira's return to hosting, Snoop Dogg and Martha Stewart's new competition show, and the latest project from the team behind Terrifier 2. Finally, we wrap up by examining Warner Bros' upcoming remake of The Lost Boys. For our film reviews, we've got some sweets to the sweet, as we break down both the original, and the 2021 sequel, Candyman. Not only do we break down the plots, we also take a look at each film's place in society at the time and how the new version fits in the canon. Caution: both reviews contain spoilers. So come get some of that rich, sticky goodness of The Grave Plot Podcast stuck in your teeth.

Hey, good looking. Whatcha got cooking? Well if you smell what The Grave Plot Podcast is cooking, it's a brand new, hot and ready episode! Step into the kitchen and get a big whiff of Real World Horror, where we tell you about the "super death" roller coaster that yes, people voluntarily went on. Surprisingly, it didn't end well! We then serve up a steaming plate of Horror Business, complete with stories about Guillermo Del Toro's new Netflix series, a new "existential slasher" take on a classic monster movie, and a Marvel werewolf special for Disney. Don't forget your side helping of news on the Salem's Lot remake, plus a little dash of a new horror comic coming from comedian Brian Posehn and a member of Fall Out Boy. Yes, you read that correctly. For dessert, we've got a double scoop of movie reviews. One flavor is the new Shudder AirBNB thriller Superhost, followed up by a tasty helping of The Old Ways, topped with demonic possession and a sprinkle of exorcism. So come and serve yourself a fresh, homemade new episode of The Grave Plot Podcast. Yum!

I can show you the world. Shining, shimmering wonder. Tell me, princess, now when did you last let your heart decide? Jump on our magic carpet and join us for an all new episode of The Grave Plot Podcast! Up first we've got a Real World Horror story about an Australian Satanic cult taking over the airwaves in an attempt to soil the minds of our children! Or something. In Horror Business, we talk about the possibility of Fede Álvarez returning to the Evil Dead universe, as well as an update on David Bruckner's new version of Hellraiser and more casting news for The Haunted Mansion. Finally, we catch up with FX's Alien TV show and take a trip to Luchagore's Bingo Hell. For our movie reviews, we start out by heading to the airport and getting a ticket to fly the Blood Red Sky. Something's not quite about the passengers about Transatlantic flight 473, but for a multitude of reasons. We then land at our final destination of 1980s Britain to discuss the Video Nasty-inspired film Censor. So please move your seats to the full, upright position, store your tray tables and buckle your seat belt because we're in for a bumpy magic carpet ride towards a whole new world of The Grave Plot Podcast!