The Grave Plot Podcast

It's that time of year again, when we dawn our greenest greens, drink our darkest beers, and follow the rainbow to the Grave Plot of gold! Celebrate St. Patrick's Day with us as we discuss two horror films straight from the Emerald Isle of Ireland! First up, we discuss a Real World Horror story about a Philadelphia area town's mysterious "Box Demon." In Horror Business, we talk about Nicolas Cage's war on surfers, a potential sequel to a cult classic, and the latest creepypasta to hit the big screen. We also break down the latest from the director of Train to Busan as well as a new adaptation of Resident Evil. We then take our ceremonial shots of Irish whiskey as we delve into our reviews. Up first is the vampire comedy Let the Wrong One In, followed by the isolationist film... um... Isolation. So may you be in heaven a full half hour before the devil knows you're dead! Sláinte!

Grave Plot is for lovers. We know Valentine's Day is over but love is still in the air. Stare longingly into our eyes as we tackle the romantic yet also blood soaked films Heart Eyes and The Love Witch. We also discuss a very special box of chocolates in our Real World Horror segment. In Horror Business, we examine a dark thriller through the eyes of man's best friend, a terror-filled film that's "frozen" in midair, and a Basketful of Heads. We also talk about a possible new Pamela Voorhees as well as a video game described as "BioShock meets Disneyland." So hold your special someone close and snuggle up with a brand new episode of The Grave Plot Podcast!

Even a man who is pure in heart and says his prayers by night may become a wolf when the wolf bane blooms and the moon is full and bright. Welcome to an impromptu week of the werewolf with The Grave Plot Podcast! Before the moon rises, we kick things off with Real World Horror about a little green goblin who will help you stay out of trouble with the police. In Real World Horror, we discuss a possible third Gremlins film, a giallo-meets-slasher film, and a cartoon about zombie animals from the creator of Hellraiser. We also take a look at Resident Evil's future, as well as update you on the cast of Scream 7. Then our skin begins to itch as hair pops up in peculiar places. No, it's not puberty, it's our film reviews of the brand new lycanthrope movies Wolf Man and Werewolves! Get ready to howl along with us on another new episode of The Grave Plot Podcast!

Three... two... one... Happy New Year! We're kicking off 2025 with a whole new batch of Horror Business, including a Real World Horror story about an Irish family looking to escape a mold problem, only to be moved into a house with a poltergeist instead! We then discuss the remake of Anaconda, three new Fear Street movies, and Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma. We also examine A Serbian Documentary and a new Lovecraftian video game. Then it's time to watch the balls drop as we ring in the new year with two movies set on December 31. Enjoy our thoughts on the star-studded slasher Minutes to Midnight as well as the 1980 classic New Year's Evil. So grab a loved one and a glass of champagne and get ready to count down to a brad new episode of The Grave Plot Podcast!

Feliz Navidad! It's time to get merry and scary for the annual Grave Plot Podcast Christmas episode! Our sacks are so full and we're gonna bust down your chimney with a giant load of Horror Business! In Real World Horror, we take a look at a case of life imitating Art as a machete wielding clown stalks a resident of Atlanta. We go on to discuss an update on the Thanksgiving sequel, a new Evil Dead film, and a new monster movie from a former Evil Dead director. We also talk about the new Patrick Bateman and a Return of the Living Dead sequel you may not have heard about. Then it's time to unwrap the film reviews, as we discuss two tales of twisted terror in crushed red velvet suits. Up first is the classic 1984 film Silent Night, Deadly Night, about a young boy whose childhood trauma manifests itself in the form of screaming one of two words and mercilessly killing everyone in his path. Next is the movie everyone is talking about as Art the Clown returns for some holiday horror in Terrifier 3. So go wake up ma and pa and tell them Santa came and left you a brand new episode of The Grave Plot Podcast under the tree!

Who's ready to get nasty? I'm talking really nasty. Like... neon colored goop coming out of your eyes nasty? Before we get to all that, though, we've gotta do some business. You already know, kid, it's Horror Business! In Real World Horror, we discuss the possibility of a Three Men and a Baby situation involving a member of The Jersey Shore. We then take a look at a new show from the creators of Stranger Things, plus a remake of a horror classic (YEAH I SAID IT) by another member of the Stranger Things family. We also examine a slayer sailor man, a remake of a film from this decade, and a new novel from a master of horror. Then it's time to get gross, right? Not yet, young grasshopper, as first we have to get there. And what better way than to step into Nick Frost's Black Cab? Well, that story doesn't end well but at least we finally get to prowl the gutters looking for Tenafly Viper with the new "spiritual sequel" of Street Trash! So grab a towel and join us for a brand new episode of The Grave Plot Podcast!

Wake up, babe. New episode of The Grave Plot is out! We're partying in here with all the Horror Business you can handle. First up is Real World Horror, where science continues to tempt fate as they bring a 400 year old vampire "back to life." We then take a look at an upcoming remake of a Christmas classic, a twisted love story from the team behind Barbarian, and a zombie movie with some familiar names. On the subject of zombies, we also discuss a new adaptation from a beloved arcade game, plus a new movie that is DEFINITELY NOT A REMAKE. For our film reviews, we inject ourselves with The Substance and the experience is... unexpected. We also place our bets on the star-studded slasher Stream from the team responsible for the Terrifier films. So kick down the door and get ready to rock 'n' roll with a new episode of The Grave Plot Podcast!

Trick or treat! When you come to our door, it's always a treat as we conclude this year's Octoberama with our annual Halloween extravaganza! We've got a whole big bag o' goodies for you in the form of Horror Business! First up is Real World Horror, where we take a look at some mysterious blobs that are washing up on the shores of our neighbors to the north. We then go on to discuss a new adaptation of a classic horror novel, a return of comedy royalty to a beloved franchise, and a new film from an impractical joker. We also examine a new Stephen King series from Mike Flanagan and a new installment in the Trick 'r Treat franchise (no, not that). We've also got full sized film reviews with a creamy nougat center. Indulge in our thoughts on the original classic, John Carpenter's Halloween II as well as the absurd comedy horror from James Roday Rodriguez, Gravy. Enjoy as much as you like, we promise you won't sick! Happy Halloween!

BOOM. BOOM. BOOM. Are we paying the price for our hubris of science? Witness the primeval might that is The Grave Plot Podcast! Octoberama rolls on with the first ever Week of the Kaiju, as chosen by our Patreon patron Aaron Meyer! This episode is fun sized but the monsters are gigantic as we discuss the OG king of the monsters with the Japanese film Shin Godzilla as well as some more stateside chaos with Cloverfield. BOOM. BOOM. BOOM. Thank you for choosing The Grave Plot Podcast.

Everyone climb into the family truckster, we're headed to the north woods for the first ever Week of the Cabin in the Woods! We kick things off with Real World Horror, about an unidentified floating humanoid figure right in our own backyard. For Horror Business, we discuss a gory video game featuring a sadistic clown (yeah, that one), a return of a hunted bride, and a "remix" of a classic German expressionist film about an undead vampire. We also examine some casting rumors for the latest film from a horror legend as well as a new horror film from a member of the Jersey Shore crew. We then head to the wilderness for two film reviews all about cabins in the woods. Both of these films take the horror genre and flip it on its head. Up first is the titular film, The Cabin in the Woods, which explains all of your favorite horror tropes. Then there's Tucker & Dale vs Evil, which asks the question "what if a slasher movie was all just one big misunderstanding?" So grab your sleeping bag and a six-pack and get ready for an all new episode of The Grave Plot Podcast!

They won't stay dead! Octoberama rises from the grave and have come to devour your braaaaaainnnnns. Get infected by this fun size episode, featuring reviews of zombie movies new and old. Hear our thoughts on the 1988... um... classic? Return of the Living Dead part II, as well as the new film from the makers of Turbo Kid, We Are Zombies. So grab your earphones and aim for the head or prepare to join the horde with a new undead episode of The Grave Plot Podcast!

October – the most ominous and foreboding month. Every year, an event rises from the pits of Hell to cast its shadow across the land, spreading like a plague, sending an icy chill up the spines of all who fall in its path. It is known only as... OCTOBERAMA!!!!!! That's right, kiddies—our annual month-long celebration of all things spooky has arrived again! Our weekly event kicks off with Volume 1, Week of the Vampire, where we discuss two films about the blood-sucking, heliophobic creatures of lore: 30 Days of Night and Abigail. Before that, we sink our teeth into a healthy dose of Horror Business, including Real World Horror about Japanese scientists doing everything they can to bridge the uncanny valley and ensure the doom of the human race. Next, we take a look at a weekend sleepover event taking place at an iconic hotel... that has nothing to do with the hotel's legacy. Also, we go over the addition of two horror legends to an upcoming game, the likely unnecessary remake of a '90s thriller, an update on the remake of a classic monster movie, and the unfortunate (but hopefully temporary) demise of a titan of horror. So, crack open that coffin, crack open a cold one, throw on your finest cape, and join us as we kick off the season with the return of Octoberama!

Get ready for the ride of your life. We're back again with a brand new episode, featuring twists and turns to make your head spin. First up is Real World Horror, where we examine a British man who encountered one of the infamous Black Eyed Kids while walking his dog. In Horror Business, we discuss a couple of new releases, namely Nick Frost's slasher-comedy Get Away, the new sequel/reboot/something-or-other Wolf Creek: Legacy, and The First Exorcist, which is NOT a movie based in The Exorcist universe. We also examine a potential Halloween prequel series and head to Kansas City to kick off the spooky season with a haunt from a famous horror director. For our film reviews, we first travel to the forests of Ireland to watch and be watched with the directorial debut of Ishana Night Shyamalan, The Watchers. We then strap on our hard hats and proceed to a Serbian fracking site to dig up Hell Hole. So please keep your arms and legs inside the vehicle at all times and hold on tight for a brand new episode of The Grave Plot Podcast!

Do you want us to take our pants off and start the revolution? Whether it's the vast emptiness of the great outdoors or the great beyond of outer space, we're ready to dance off with our pants off in a brand new episode. Before we head into the void, we must take care of some Horror Business. In Real World Horror, we talk about a ghost from the real-life Conjuring house who just can't keep his damn mouth shut. We then discuss a new version of The Creature from the Black Lagoon, a film adaptation of a grizzly comic book, and a new film from the maker of WolfCop. We also examine a new Ghostbusters cartoon series and not one but TWO Halloween video games. For our film reviews, we travel into the unknown with a couple of movies featuring monsters who are more than willing to rip your skin off. We discuss the Wendigo thriller Consumed, starring Devon Sawa, as well as Fede Álvarez's sci-fi horror Alien: Romulus. Let's burn this mother down.

We try to stay alive long enough to cash in The Inheritance, and also revisit that silly old homicidal bear in Winnie-the-Pooh: Blood and Honey 2

Editor note: There were some audio issues during Horror Business. They are corrected for the reviews. The content is the same Grave Plot quality you've come to expect, whatever that entails. Enjoy. Look at me. Look at this face. I'm a STAR. Or at least that's what we tell ourselves. It's also what the main characters in the films we review today think. Namely, the young lead in a killer clown movie who finds out life imitates art a little too much sometimes in Faceless After Dark. We also discuss the conclusion of Ti West's X trilogy, featuring the next big thing in Hollyweird, MaXXXine. Up first, however, is Horror Business. In Real World Horror, we talk about the sex crazed zombie cicadas on speed. You know the ones. Speaking of zombies, we reminisce about killing a whole mall full of them in the video game Dead Rising, and look forward to doing it all over again in a new digital remaster. We also take a look at a new Van Helsing TV series, a Valentine's Day slasher featuring the star of Idle Hands, and new takes on Bloody Mary and Peter Pan. So come fly with us, let's fly, let's fly away with a brand new episode of The Grave Plot Podcast!

Well what in tarnation do we have here? It's a new Grave Plot Podcast! Welcome, cowpokes, to our annual Patreon picks episode, where we let those rootin' tootin' Grave Diggers pick our movies! Today's selections are the shunt-filled bonanza known as Society as well as the eighth Friday the 13th film, Jason Takes Manhattan. Before we get to all that, we gotta take care of Horror Business! In Real World Horror, we talk to a woman who may or may not actually be an extraterrestrial soul in a human being's body. We go on to discuss Universal Studios' new monster-themed amusement park, check in on A24's Crystal Lake series, and examine a remake of the 1981 film Possession. We also talk about a couple of video game stories, namely a movie based on the game Until Dawn and a game based on the movie A Quiet Place. So get a-hootin' and a-hollerin' because this here's the wildest podcast in the west!

We can't all be winners. Welcome to our failed attempt at nun horror!Before we get all sacrilegious, we gotta take a trip to Zimbabwe to explore an abandoned police station, where the local bobbies have been run out by... goblins? *checks notes* Yes, goblins. Okay then.Then, in Horror Business, we examine the new Count Orlok and discuss a new horror film from the maker of... wait, Full House? *checks notes* Yeah, Full House. Okay then. We also explore a new film from the makers of Turbo Kid and a couple of new small screen adaptations of Hostel and Creep.We then head to the nunnery to discuss the 1986 not-actually-a-nun-horror-but-starring-the-dreamy-Pierce-Brosnan film Nomaaaaaads. We then finally, actually discuss nun horror with the new Sydney Sweeney film Immaculate, about the literal miracle of birth.So dab some holy water on yourself, grab a glass of the blood of Christ, and brace yourself for a brand new episode of The Grave Plot Podcast!

Hey everybody, the limo's here! We've got our tuxes on, our boutonnieres pinned, and our flasks filled because we're headed to prom night! We're celebrating this time honored tradition with not one but two trips to Hamilton High for the 1980 slasher Prom Night, then try to avoid a supernatural prom queen out for revenge with Hello Mary Lou: Prom Night II. And you thought the punch being spiked was the worst thing that could happen! Along the way, we examine some elementary school evil spirits in Real World Horror, as well as discuss a new take on The Munsters, the expanded Jason Universe, and a new apocalyptic thriller from director Alexandre Aja in Horror Business. We also take a look at a new werewolf movie with a dreamy lead and talk about sinister monkeys. So get your dancing shoes on and get ready to cut a rug with The Grave Plot Podcast!

The boys are back in town and ready to get down so let's light this bottle rocket. After we recap the events of this year's Crypticon Seattle, we take a trip down Mexico way to discuss a not-so-jolly rancher who found 17 of his animals killed by probably a chupacabra. Right? Definitely a chupacabra. For Horror Business, we discuss a whole bunch of A24 news, like what's up with Crystal Lake? Also, a new film from a vintage duo as well as a new film from another not-so-vintage duo. We also talk about TWO new Evil Dead projects as well as our ol' pal Mike Flanagan tackling a classic. For our film reviews, we celebrate Founders Day - once we figure out what it is - and try not to get our heads smashed by a bright red judge with a giant gavel. We then sit down in front of the TV to watch an old school talk show that devolves into a Late Night with the Devil. So grab some popcorn and candy and a 54 ounce soda and enjoy the show!

We're back on our BS. Get ready to get down with a brand new trip through the world of horror, including a Real World Horror story about a dead ghost hunter that definitely doesn't go how you'd expect. In Horror Business, we discuss the unnecessary remake of The Blair Witch Project, the unnecessary reboot of the Scary Movie franchise, and a very necessary - but confusing sounding - movie based on Oswald the Lucky Rabbit, as well as taking a look at Archie vs the apocalypse. For our film reviews, we howl at the full moon with Larry Fessenden's Blackout, as well as examining the origins of the Antichrist with The First Omen. Along the way we try to unravel multiple multiverses, lament a horror movie monopoly, and examine the process of becoming a pre-nun. It's madcap, it's chaotic, it's immature. It's vintage Grave Plot Podcast!

Party people (insert air horn noise)! Let's kick it. In this episode, we head back to the U.S. of A. for Real World Horror, where we examine a woman who wanted her ex-husband dead and decided the best course of action was a mysterious "death spell." In Horror Business, we discuss Neve Campbell returning to the Scream franchise, an I Know What You Did Last Summer legacy sequel, and a Quibi original becoming a full length feature film. We also scrutinize reboots of the... classic?... movies Little Shop of Horrors and Ghoulies. Let's all go to the movies. For our film reviews, we give our thoughts on two new films. First up is Night Shift, about a young woman who joins the... night shift... at a creepy motel and begins to see things she can't explain. But the truth is even stranger. We follow that up by exploring Stopmotion, about an animator whose work begins to take over her life to confusing results. So switch your headphones over to The Grave Plot Podcast. No one at the silent disco will know.

Top o' the mornin' to ya! Get your green on and grab a bottle of your favorite Irish whiskey because it's time for our annual trip to the Emerald Isle to celebrate St. Patrick's Day with The Grave Plot Podcast! Before we get to Ireland, though, we have to make a stop in London to examine a local pub haunted by the ghost of a very particular barkeep in Real World Horror. For Horror Business, we discuss the latest film from Monkeypaw Productions, a pair of remakes from Lionsgate, and a possible fourth installment in the X franchise. We also examine the upcoming comic adaptation of Mary Shelly's "Frankenstein" as well as a new TV series from Ryan Murphy. For our film reviews, we follow the rainbow to find not a pot of gold, but a giant hairy monster by the name of Rawhead Rex, who stalks the countryside with glowing red eyes and a mouth that doesn't close. Speaking of monsters, we also try to avoid getting our blood drained by the vampires in Boys From Country Hell. So get your four leafed clover and prepare to get lucky with The Grave Plot Podcast, and may the road rise to meet ya!

If you don't know, now you know. Get ready for a good time with a brand new Grave Plot Podcast. Today we discuss a ghost sighting in Zimbabwe in Real World Horror, as well Real World Horror stories about the next installment in the Evil Dead universe, updates on Fede Alvarez's Alien movie, and the directorial debut of the author of 'American Psycho.' We also examine a new Predator film and a board game based on House of 1,000 Corpses. For our film reviews, we assess the new film Lisa Frankenstein, where a young girl unknowingly resurrects what may be the love of her life that she's never met. We also explore Here For Blood, where a pro wrestler defends a child against a gang of Satanic perverts, with hilarious results. Along the way, we debate the wokeness of the X-Men, explore the works of Ridley Scott, and repeatedly quote the raunchy comedy EuroTrip! So get in, loser, we're going on a trip with a brand new episode of The Grave Plot Podcast!

What it is, all you sexy foxes and jive turkeys? We kick off this episode by giving a recap of this year's Grave Plot Film Fest, including introducing the winners of the festival awards! We then take another look at Argentina's goblin problem in Real World Horror. In Horror Business, we discuss a new horror film featuring AEW wrestler Swerve Strickland, the film adaptation of the video game Until Dawn, and another public domain horror film from the makers of Winnie the Pooh: Blood & Honey. We also take a look at the zany sitcom-turned-splatterfest Krazy House as well as a return of the rage virus in 28 Years Later. For our film reviews, we examine the blood soaked mind trip known as Destroy All Neighbors as well as the supernatural psychosis film The Portrait. So strap in and get ready to ride with the Grave Plot Podcast!

Grab your glow sticks and pump up the volume because it's time to party with The Grave Plot Podcast! We kick this rager off with Real World Horror where we discuss whether or not a goblin was captured in this video. In slightly less fictional (because goblins aren't real) stories, we discuss the deluge of Steamboat Willie themed horror projects getting ready to hit the airwaves, as well as updates on Leigh Whannell's Wolf Man remake and the next project from Jordan Peele. We then prepare to get sweaty with horror and fitness in Slashercise and bone up on our horror trivia to prepare for the game show Better Luck Than Chuck. For our film reviews, we examine the true story of a pig farmer slash serial killer Pig Killer, featuring the incomparable (for good and bad) Jake Busey. We then prepare for the end of the world by examining the zombie apocalypse comedy film As We Know It. So put on a mesh shirt and stick a binky in your mouth or whatever it is you kids are doing these days and let's dance the night away!

Welcome to the 2023 Grave Plot Podcast Christmas spectacular! We're coming down your chimney with a big ol' sack of Horror Business to stuff your stockings with, including a Real World Horror story about, what else, psycho clowns! We also discuss Terrifier 3, Death Stranding, and a musical version of The Lost Boys. If you reach in deep, down at the bottom, you might also find updates on Chucky and Bambi: The Reckoning. We then partake in our annual gift exchange and invite you to listen in, you dirty scoundrel, you. It's then time to reach under the tree and grab some big ol' festive film reviews! We've got two holiday themed horrors, namely the 1980 classic Christmas Evil, about a man who believes he is Santa Claus reincarnate and uses his power to spread cheer, joy, and murder most foul. We then discuss the much more modern The Mean One, about a green creature in a Santa costume who, for legal reasons, is definitely not The Grinch, but does wreak havoc on the small town of Whovi- I mean... Newville. So go wake up mom and dad, put on your footie pajamas, and get ready to unwrap a brand new episode of The Grave Plot Podcast!

Note: There were some issues with the audio quality during Horror Business. It is corrected for the film reviews. Welcome to a world of magic! Come along and join us for a mystical voyage through the world of horror! In Real World Horror, we discuss mysterious "with bottles" washing ashore in Texas, filled with fingernails, curses, and possibly even evil spirits. We then move along to talk about Eli Roth celebrating Thanksgiving once again, Stephen King's The Long Walk keeping on trucking, and Jesse Eisenburg as a Sasquatch. We also answer The Black Phone for a second time and cook some Sawyer Family style barbecue. For our film reviews, we discuss one of the most talked about films of the year and also... Bad CGI Gator. When a movie is called Bad CGI Gator, what exactly can you expect? Well, for one, a bad CGI gator. But what else? Listen to find out. We close out by examining the highly touted Australian supernatural film Talk To Me. Light a candle, shake a dead hand, and let a spirit consume your body. It's all good fun, right? Not for long. Did we think this movie lived up to the hype? Put it in your ears for all the info!

The table is set, the turkey is in the oven, it's time to chow down on a brand new, Thanksgiving themed episode of The Grave Plot Podcast! We first bring out a healthy helping of horror d'ouvres in Horror Business, including a Real World Horror story about a podcast host's chilling encounter with a creepy ventriloquist dummy. We then discuss the newly announced It Follows sequel, a zombie movie featuring Iron Maiden's front man, and the latest horror icons coming to the video game Dead by Daylight. We then talk about Larry Fessenden's upcoming werewolf movie and a trip back to R.L. Stine's Fear Street for Netflix. Then it's time for the main course, the mouthwatering movie reviews. We've got two turkey day films, including the brand new slasher from Eli Roth, simply titled Thanksgiving, as well as a much more low budget indie slasher known as The Last Thanksgiving. So grab your knife and fork and dig into this perfectly cooked episode of The Grave Plot Podcast!

Gooooood morning, Vietnam! We've got the cure to your Halloween hangover, a brand new episode of The Grave Plot Podcast! We kick off the post-Halloween season with some Real World Horror about a Filipino school that suffered from a mass possession of multiple students, one of whom has a third eye, by a shadow figure of some kind or another. I don't know, it's weird. Just listen, we explain the whole thing. While you're listening, you can also hear the top five horror stories of the past two weeks, including your annual update on Trick 'r Treat 2, big news on Terrifier 3, and a horror showdown of of miniature proportions.We also update you on a reboot of a Blaxploitation classic and a video game adaptation of... Barbarian? That can't be right. Oh, and don't you worry, we've still got two movie reviews for you. Today we're talking about two brand new movies, including the true(ish) story of a BuzzFeed artist haunted by a dented-headed child, Dear David. We also discuss the new Lovecraft adaptation from director Joe Lynch, Suitable Flesh. So trim your Movember 'stache and get ready with an all new Grave Plot Podcast!

Happy Halloween all you foxes and cockses! When you trick or treat at our place, you always get the good stuff. Look, I know the sign says "just take one" but we've got TWO brand new Halloween themed films for your little bucket. We discuss Dark Harvest, the story of a sleepy little town with a chilling curse and a horrible monster. Speaking of monsters, the creatures from the hell well are back with The Barn Part II. What? That's not enough for you? You want more?! Well fine, we've also got a tasty interview with podcaster, paranormal investigator, and ghost hostess Kim Douthit. We cover all things ghostly, ghastly, and ghoulish with topics such as Crypticon, the haunted underground of Seattle, and Kim's unfiltered opinions of certain TV ghost hunters. Now take your treats and go, you ungrateful little brats! Go off and enjoy a sweet brand new episode of The Grave Plot Podcast!

Webster's Dictionary defines "creature" as... nah, we're not doing that. What we are doing is the first ever Week of the Creature (Feature), an Octoberama theme selected by our Patreon patrons! We picked two movies featuring some iconic creatures, namely Feast II: Sloppy Seconds, featuring a fast monster with giant sharp teeth, and the opposite of that in the 1988 remake of The Blob, about a big... blob... thing. We also examine a Real World Horror story, wherein the clowns are back. A creepy clown has been doing... something that apparently a bunch of Scottish pearl clutchers are not finding the fun in. For Horror Business, we reveal who won the television rights to the Halloween franchise and discuss what the future holds, as well as an update on Guillermo Del Toro's Frankenstein, a zombie comic adaptation from the makers of Turbo Kid, and a new film packed with horror icons. We then take a look at the creator of The Purge's latest film, featuring an unlikely actor. All this and more (not really more, aside from our usual brand of nonsense and off-topic diatribes) on a brand new episode of The Grave Plot Podcast!

A dark and stormy night. A cold and empty graveyard. One tombstone peeks above the rest, the stone cracked and worn. Suddenly, a hand bursts through the sod. The flesh peels away and the bone underneath shines in the moonlight. Lightning cracks across the sky. It must be Week of the Zombie on The Grave Plot Podcast! We call this a "Fun Size" episode but we big leagued you instead by giving you a little extra something, like a razor blade in a candy apple! That sweet treat comes in the form of an interview with Langley West, the co-founder of the Bleedingham Film Festival. We discuss the past, present, and future of the horror genre, as well as the perks and perils of running a film festival. We then dig up the rotting corpses of two undead film reviews. Up first is the 2019 horror comedy Little Monsters, featuring Lupita Nyongo and Josh Gad but NOT Ted McGinley. We then travel back in time to discuss the classicly campy film Night of the Creeps, about slugs from outer space that turn humans into brain dead zombies! Thrill me! *Editing note: When Langley mentioned Oliver Stone, he actually meant Oliver Reed*

Velcome to Octoberama 2023! No, that's not a typo, it's a bad Transylvanian accent because this… is Week of the Vampire! In today's Real World Horror story, we take a look at a women stuck in a well who may not actually exist. Is it a prank? Or something more supernatural? Oooh, spooky. In Horror Business, we examine a new slasher film from the makers of Turbo Kid, some horror icons coming to Call of Duty, and the possibility of Michael Myers coming to the small screen. We also discuss a new documentary based on a Conjuring case, and a stage play based on Paranormal Activity. We then gather our stakes and garlic for two undead films! First up is the Shudder exclusive Blood Relatives, written and directed by, and starring, Noah Segan as a 115 year old Yiddish bloodsucker who finds himself in a familiar situation when he finds out he has a long lost daughter. Speaking of ancient vampires with daddy issues, we also discuss the latest Subspecies film, Bloodrise, which serves as an origin story for Radu Vladislas. So blacken out your windows and sharpen those fangs because if you don't like this episode, we got two words for ya: SUCK IT!

Do you wanna party? It's party time. Come for punch and pie, stay for Horror Business. In Real World Horror, we take a look at the new "aliens" revealed to the Mexican Congress. We then talk about John Carpenter's new true crime series, Nicolas Cage as a long legged serial killer, and nursery rhymes turning into horror films. We then close out the segment by discussing a new Buffy podcast and a trip back to the 80s to solve a murder. On the subject of murder, in our film reviews we examine a mystery revolving around A Haunting in Venice, based on an Agatha Christie novel. We also review the creepy crawly Cobweb, featuring Lizzy Caplan, Homelander, and a creepy voice in the wall. So get ready to get rowdy because this party goes to three question marks, at least.

Come aboard the mighty SS Grave Plot and prepare for horror on the high seas! First stop on this three hour tour is Real World Horror, where we'll examine the curious case of the haunted cell phone! No, it's not a Goosebumps book or a terrible B movie, it's Real World Horror! We then make port in Horror Business, where we discuss Saw X, the return of Hammer Horror, and an update on the remake of The Toxic Avenger. We then take a look at a possible Thirteen Ghosts series and head to Hollywood for Universal Studios' Halloween Horror Nights. We then head out into open water to discuss two movies set on mighty ships. First up is the famous Long Island vessel, Haunting of the Queen Mary. We then pull out the captain's log from The Last Voyage of the Demeter, a ship carrying some very precious cargo. So strap on a life vest and a sea sickness bracelet because we're setting sail with a new episode of The Grave Plot Podcast!

Welcome, foolish mortals, to the Grave Plot Podcast. Kindly step all the way in please, and make room for everyone. There's no turning back now. First up, we've got some Real World Horror to discuss, specifically a Ghanaian death curse caused by some unruly construction. In Horror Business, we take a look at the first ever pro wrestling Texas Chainsaw Massacre Death Match, as well as a reboot of Street Trash and sequels to Talk To Me, Final Destination, and Scream. For our film reviews, hop into a Doom Buggy and prepare yourself for a singing wake as we head into the frightful foyer of the one and only Haunted Mansion. Well, not really "one and only" because we're talking about two movies, both the original 2003 Eddie Murphy film as well as the brand new version currently in theaters! So come join us for a midnight spree and remember - beware of hitchhiking ghosts! --- Help support the recovery in Maui with the exclusive Brainbuster Tees "Aloha" shirt. 100% of all profits benefit the Maui Strong Fund. Brainbuster Tees "Aloha (LIMITED EDITION)" Pick up some Haunted Mansion and other horror art at SkeleTonyArt.comUse code "GRIMGHOSTS" at checkout for 20% off!

Do you ever just... stare off into the void and wonder what the world has in store for us? Like... Where do we go when all this ends? What is the purpose of our existence? We continue these thoughts on the afterlife in Real World Horror, where we take a look at 49ers quarterback Sam Darnold's harrowing experience with the other side when he stayed in teammate George Kittle's possibly haunted pool house. In Horror Business, we instead look at the undead with a new Korean reality show pitting everyday Joes and Janes against hordes of zombies, as well as a reboot of Return of the Living Dead. We also head to the UK for FrightFest and Ted Raimi's new film, flip through the pages of an American Psycho comic book, and come back to the states to explore the Mall of America's haunted attraction. For our film reviews, we grab our pom poms and megaphones and do a little rah-rah-rah for the 1988 slasher film Cheerleader Camp. We then close out with the new flick featuring horror royalty, Natty Knocks, starring Bill Moseley, Danielle Harris, and Robert Englund. So stuff that ennui down next to your nihilism and waste away the next couple hours of your life with a brand new episode of The Grave Plot Podcast.

One of us, one of us, gooble gobble, one of us! We let our Patreon patrons, aka Grave Diggers, pick these episode's movies! The selections ultimately were James Wan's Malignant as well as the nu-metal-artist-laden bloody thriller The Retaliators. So... yeah. THANKS, GUYS. Before we do that, however, we gotta talk Horror Business. In Real World Horror, we relay the story of someone else's story about maybe seeing a Mothman or a ghost or a little green ghoul. Or maybe a barn owl. We move on to discuss a new Texas Chainsaw Massacre board game, how everything is better with (Kevin) Bacon, and a sci-fi thriller featuring the stars of From Dusk Till Dawn and Breaking Bad. We then take a trip to the *dark web* and examine the possibility of a sequel to this month's new Haunted Mansion movie. So buckle up, buttercup, and get ready for the ride of your life.

Hey party people. Who's ready to rock and roll? Let's kick off the festivities with a Real World Horror story about human trafficking, except the humans are dead and it's just parts. We then discuss a drug kingpin joining a mysterious Universal monster movie, plus a new resident of Hawkins, Indiana, a film based on a thriller novel, and the latest updates on Swamp Thing. We then close out Horror Business with a Hannibal reunion. For our film reviews, we take a look at a couple classics. We held our first ever Final Fear tournament on social media and narrowed 16 of the best horror films of all time and narrowed it down to two. First up is the winner of the Slasher division, the name amongst names, the iconic Friday the 13th. We then blast off into outer space to examine the winner of the Sci-Fi division, James Cameron's Aliens. So grab a can of your favorite beverage and let's get this party started.

It's the (checks calendar) second Wednesday in June so what better day to celebrate The Third Saturday in October? We talk about college football, spaceman sheriffs, and chainsaws to the face as we examine the new throwback slasher series. First up we examine part five, and follow that up with part one. Trust us, it makes sense. Just listen. Before we get to that, we of course have to take care of Horror Business! In Real World Horror, we take a look at a home invading #FloridaMan who may or may not be a ghost. We then discuss a couple of upcoming trilogies, namely Terrifier and Hocus Pocus, as well as a reboot of the Leprechaun franchise, a horror movie from an iconic musical Diva, and a new video game from John Carpenter. So put on your jersey and your face paint and prepare for some good, old fashioned football, fun, and fatalities. WAR DAMN SEAHAWK!

I scream, you scream, we all scream for a brand new episode of The Grave Plot Podcast! Come and join us for a magical adventure through Horror Business, including a Real World Horror story about a perfectly preserved nun corpse, the upcoming film Boy Kills World (no Topanga, sorry), and of course, Nicolas Cage. We also discuss a spooky movie based on the famous Queen Mary, a new version of The Invisible Man, and the third installment in the All Hallow's Eve franchise. For our film reviews, we take the Organ Trail to New York City and talk about the sexennial (yeahhhh) Scream movie, as well as a western thriller with no organs. So grab your cowboy hats and your I HEART NY t-shirts because nothing makes any sense and the points don't matter on The Grave Plot Podcast.

Going up? First floor, Real World Horror. On this floor you'll find a disturbing tale of cattle mutilation taking place in Texas. Second floor, Horror Business. Here you'll be able to hear stories about the new Exorcist movie, a creepy game featuring Tony Todd, and a novel adaptation coming from Sam Raimi. Also included is a new project for the incomparable Bruce Campbell, plus an update on the future of the Evil Dead franchise. Speaking of Evil Dead, on the top floor you'll hear our thoughts on the new film Evil Dead Rise, which takes the demons out of the woods and into downtown L.A. While we're discussing horror in a high rise, we also discuss the 1988 film Poltergeist III, where Carol Anne and Kane take their rivalry to the big city. So get in or take the stairs, and we'll meet you at the penthouse for an all new episode of The Grave Plot Podcast!

This episode bites. It also sucks. It's also completely bonkers, because it's our Fangs Out, Cage Out episode! Believe it or not, we've got two Nicolas Cage vampire movies! Or at least... sort of vampire movies. I mean... hang on, let's come back to that. First, let's talk about some Horror Business, including the most terrifying Real World Horror story we've ever discussed and not in a fun way. In more light-hearted news, we talk about some upcoming Stranger Things properties, a small screen version of The Conjuring, and the cast of MaXXXine is revealed. We also examine a mystery Universal Monsters movie on the docket, as well as yet another installment in the Amityville universe. Okay, so about those movies. First up, is Vampire's Kiss, featuring Nicolas Cage maybe being a vampire or maybe being a psychopath, but definitely being peak Nicolas Cage. Next up is the brand new Renfield, where Cage is not just definitely a vampire, he's THE vampire, Dracula! So close the drapes, climb in your coffin, and sink your teeth into a brand new episode of The Grave Plot Podcast!

Warning: This episode contains AI, bad celebrity impressions, greasy pillow cases, and other nonsense not suitable for all audiences! Pregnant women and people with heart conditions should proceed with caution! We kick off the show as we often do, by talking about Real World Horror in Central America. This time, an alien body was found in Bolivia! Where did it come from? Where did it go? Where did it come from, Cotton Eyed Joe? Then, in Horror Business, we take a look at the true story of the Amityville horrors, as well as an equally haunted bar in Mississippi that may or may not be a strip club and may or may not contain horny dancing ghosts. We also discuss the next film from David Cronenberg, a new version of The X-Files, and a VR game based on one of our film reviews. DID SOMEONE SAY FILM REVIEWS? We've got a classic battle of old vs new this episode, with a compare and contrast of Anthony DiBlasi's Last Shift, as well as the brand new remake (also done by DiBlasi), Malum. Which is better? Which is worse? Why? We won't answer any of these questions, but we will talk about our idea for a movie based on a haunted taco truck! Climb aboard The Grave Plot Podcast!

Top o' the mornin' to ya! We hope you've got your green on because it's our annual St. Patrick's Day episode, highlighting horror films from the Emerald Isle! This episode is filled with bad accents and fueled by Irish whiskey. Before we get to the pot o' gold, though, we've gotta travel down the rainbow known as Horror Business. Up first is Real World Horror, all about a "terrifying" ghost train barrelling through a town in London the UK. Up next we discuss Jeremy London returning to films and making his horror debut with the film Bone Face, as well as Guillermo Del Toro making his own version of a classic monster, the return of Slasher, and a remake of a controversial film from the 70s. We close out the segment with a story about a card game based on John Carpenter's classic film They Live. We then head to the motherland for our film reviews. Up first is the 2023 film Unwelcome, featuring trolls or goblins or leprechauns or little green ghouls. Whatever they are, they're nasty lil' buggers. We then discuss the 2021 film You Are Not My Mother, about a young girl and a creature who may or may not be her mother (hint: the name of the film). So grab a pint or a shot or both and get ready to party with the Grave Plot Podcast!

Yo baby, lemme holler at you. We've got that sweet sassy molassy with a brand new episode to put in your ears. First up, we talk about some Real World Horror, where we openly question why science continually tries to make human beings obsolete and start the robot apocalypse. In less terrifying, but still scary, news, we talk about the upcoming film that is somewhere in The Exorcist timeline, as well as a potential resurrection of the Poltergeist franchise. We then talk about a film we won't see, a Stranger Things stage show we won't see, and finally a film adaptation of Dead by Daylight that we probably won't see either. This all ends up with a tirade about diet horror, date night horror, whatever you want to call this trend of trying to make horror for people who don't like horror. That's not to say that comedy horror is a bad thing. In fact, for our first film review we talk about a well made romantic comedy possession film, Sorry About the Demon. We then take a trip to the exotic land of Li Tolqa to take a dip in the Infinity Pool with Alexander Skarsgård and Mia Goth. Come get your love.

** We made an oopsie with the sound on this one. Hopefully it's not too bad. -Tony** Hey ho, let's go. We're back again with a brand new batch of Horror Business, starting off with Real World Horror. We head to the Philippines to investigate the multiple reports of supernatural beings, including the elusive manananggal. In the world of fiction, we discuss a new legacy sequel of I Know What You Did Last Summer, as well as a new animated Resident Evil movie. We then take a look at a new survival horror video game inspired by the Saw movies. We then head to New Jersey for Crystal Lake Tours, featuring a ton of Friday the 13th alumni to camp out with fans. Finally, we break down the remake of the film Night Shift. For our film reviews, we first examine the low budget cult film Night of the Bastard, which is not about PAC or ODB but instead is about a group of Satanists looking to bring on the apocalypse. Before they are successful, we better take a trip to Hundred Acre Wood to meet a silly old bear named Winnie-the-Pooh in the fairytale-turned-slasher Blood and Honey. But Pooh and Piglet too have grown up to become ruthless killers. Oh, bother. So grab some hunny and curl up with a brand new episode of The Grave Plot Podcast!

We have risen from the grave once again! Specifically, the Grave Plot Film Fest, which took place on February 4 from Ark Lodge Cinemas in Seattle, WA. We break down the event and announce the winners! We then head to San Bernadino, CA for some Real World Horror about a mysterious man who walked into a local police station and left behind some animal remains and a human jawbone. In Horror Business, we discuss the next project or two from Terrifier director Damien Leone, as well as updates on DC's Swamp Thing and Evil Dead: The Game. We then break down Joe Bob's next special as well as the latest in the Subspecies franchise. Then, in our film reviews, we take a trip back to Rad Chad's Horror Emporium for the horror-comedy anthology sequel Scare Package II: Rad Chad's Revenge. Up next is the bloody crime thriller Candy Land. It's got sex, stabbing, and the second-best Baldwin. So come with me, and you'll see, a world of imagination with The Grave Plot Podcast.

The snow is falling and friends are calling "yo bitch!" That must mean it's time for the annual Grave Plot Podcast Christmas bonanza! Come see what Santa left you under the tree, with a stocking full of ho-ho-Horror Business, including a "murder mystery" about a bunch of dead crows in Real World Horror. We've also got a story about what's likely to be on next year's Christmas episode, the independent horror Santastein. We also discuss casting updates to Five Nights at Freddy's, a new wrestling themed horror movie, and a new zombie comedy coming to Amazon. We then take a look at what Joe Begos is up to next. Speaking of Begos, we've got a lot of thoughts on his fright filled festive film Christmas Bloody Christmas, plus the biblical mind trip known as The Leech. Both films feature Jeremy Gardner and Graham Skipper, as well as a ton of holiday cheer. Or fear. So come along for a sleigh ride with The Grave Plot Podcast. It's better than a lump of coal!

Gather 'round, kiddies, and hear a tale. A tale of sex, debauchery, and murder most foul. Actually... wait. Hold that thought. First let's talk about some Real World Horror. With all the recent issues with police killing people in the streets, perhaps it's time to finally ask: should we employ robot police... to kill people in the streets? San Francisco says yes. From the makers of Winnie the Pooh: Blood and Honey and Peter Pan: Neverland Nightmare comes the latest fairy tale horror, Bambi: The Reckoning. Yes, these are all very real movies. We also want to tell you about one of our favorite horror directors moving studios, and what project he's looking to tackle next. We then talk about Saw 10 and Scream 6 because I guess we have to. Now, about that tale... well, let me start off with some advice. DON'T, and I mean do not, I repeat... Don't Fuck in the Woods. You never know what kind of sex-hating tree monster or mutant slug is hiding in the trees, ready to slash your throat or just climb down inside it and turn you into a bloodthirsty ghoul. Now run along and play, it's time for the grown ups to have some alone time.