Episodes

Episode 85 - Crypticon Seattle 2017 in 3D

Gather round, one and all, and hear tale of Crypticon Seattle 2017. Hear the legends of three straight days of chills, thrills, and frights. Hear of beasts, creatures, and killers illuminating the big screen with short films such as Luchagore's "Bestia" or Timothy Troy's "Ding Dong." Not Timothy's... never mind. Where was I? Oh yeah. Hear the terrifying tale of a puppet come to life, hellbent on murder. Listen close as we tell you all about the monsters that roam the halls of the Double Tree Inn. And guess what? The legends... are true.
That's right, we're back from the latest Crypticon, the largest gathering of the macabre in the Pacific Northwest. It was an amazing weekend, jam packed with films, interviews, panels and parties. We discuss things like PG-13 horror, the most epic of horror battles, and the scandalous Casket List, where we discuss who in horror we would most like to get between the sheets. We also hear straight from the filmmaker's mouths when we talk to Gigi Saul Guerrero, Luke Bramley, Raynor Shima, and Jordan Williams from Luchagore Productions about the elusive #ProjectLucha, which has finally been unearthed. We also get an EXCLUSIVE update about the film Puppet Killer from director Lisa Ovies herself, who was joined by star Lisa Durupt. If you heard last year's episode, you know we have an... interesting relationship with Lisa and this year was no different.
So give it a listen, check out our photos, let us know what you think about our panel discussions, let us know if you were there and if you weren't, WHY THE HELL NOT? We hope to see as many of you as possible next year!
Shout outs:
The Bonebat Show
Bonus Material
The Cinema Triforce (sorry, Matt, for calling it "Media Triforce" in the episode)
Don't Read the Latin
Horror Addicts
Luchagore Productions
Lisa Durupt
Lisa Ovies
Mad Bros Media
Podcast Massacre
SciFi Monkeys
and, of course, Crypticon Seattle

Episode 84 - From Beyond/The Void

Disclaimer: This episode was recorded with the microphone on Tony's laptop so it's not up to our usual quality standards, however the content is the same old absurd irreverence that you're used to.
After talking about "Cosmic Monster" on the Beyond the Void podcast earlier this week, we decided to continue the trend by discussing the cosmic horrors of From Beyond and The Void!
We also took care of some Horror Business, including United Airlines' worst week ever in Real World Horror. We also covered the latest news out of the Universal Monsters cinematic universe, plus TV news surrounding King Kong, The X-Files, and Locke and Key. Finally, we had a conversation about how IT is affecting the lives of real clowns.
So let's make a mess, because it's time for another episode of The Grave Plot Podcast!

Episode 83 - Train to Busan/The Toxic Avenger (Patreon picks)

For today's episode, we gave the keys to our Patreon patrons and let them pick the movies. Therefore, listen in as we discuss the Korean infection horror Train to Busan as well as the movie that built the house of Troma, The Toxic Avenger. Head over to patreon.com/graveplotpodcast to join the squad and get your chance to pick future movies.
Before we get to that, we talk about about that It trailer, as well as some sad news from the Friday the 13th family. In Real World Horror, we tell the true story of a sharknado in Australia. In Horror Business, we discuss the latest in a long line of Stephen King adaptations, as well as remakes of The Blob and The Creature From the Black Lagoon. We also have a conversation about a TV show about The Purge and tell you which The Walking Dead star is joining The Rock in Rampage.
So punch your ticket and hop on board episode 83 of The Grave Plot Podcast!

Episode 82 - The Devil's Candy/The Belko Experiment

Greetings once again, friends! In today's episode we review the new film from super group James Gunn (Dawn of the Dead, Guardians of the Galaxy) and Greg McLean (Wolf Creek), titled The Belko Experiment. If you think office work is hell, you have no idea. We also review the latest from Sean Byrne (The Loved Ones), The Devil's Candy, featuring a shirtless metal head Ethan Embry. What more could you want?
In Horror Business, we discuss The Fly, Aliens, new projects from a couple of sitcom stars, and Sean Cunningham's return to the genre. There's also some quick updates on Behind the Mask and Maniac Cop adaptations, and a Real World Horror story about "teeth." You don't want to miss this.
Strap in and prepare for the ride of your life with a brand new episode of The Grave Plot Podcast.

Episode 81 - Frailty/The Amityville Horror (2005) w/ Max Zaleski

Disclaimer: This episode was originally supposed to air on Wednesday, March 15. However, the audio files were corrupted. We were able to repair them (by purchasing a brand new hard drive) so here we are. It's still a little choppy in parts, but better late than never. Enjoy.
This episode is the first ever Grave Plot Podcast Vendetta. SkeleTony and Taylor of Terror each forced the other to review a movie that they knew the other person hates, namely Frailty and the 2005 remake of The Amityville Horror. To settle the score, we brought in special guest referee Max Health from 3-2-1 Battle Wrestling, who listeners of the show may recognize as Max Zaleski.
Before we get to the main event, however, we have a discussion about nudity in horror, and cover Horror Business that includes a Real World Horror story about wild nuclear boars. We also discuss a horror version of The Wizard of Oz, a sequel to It, and a new zombie show coming from Netflix. We also talk about a movie about photographs and you'll never guess what movie MoMA is adding to its collection.
Put it in your ears and let it seep into your brain.

Episode 80 - Get Out/A Cure For Wellness w/ Carlos Rodela

Hello again, friends. We've returned and we've brought Carlos Muertos back from the dead. Carlos, also known by his "real" name Carlos Rodela, makes his fourth appearance on the show to help us discuss the films A Cure For Wellness and Jordan Peele's horror debut Get Out. Things get a little deep as we discuss race in America and horror's impact on society and vice versa.
We also have Horror Business for you, including real (?) Sasquatch prints found in central Washington, the seventh season of American Horror Story, and a board game based on The Thing. We also discuss the new show from J.J. Abrams and Stephen King, and the latest installment in the Tremors franchise.
So pop us in your ear holes and let's get down to business.

Episode 79 - My Bloody Valentine/My Bloody Valentine (2009) w/ Kodi Reynolds and Sylas Dall

Hello lovers! It's Valentine's Day and we've got the loves of our lives in studio with us for a very special episode. No, we're not talking about our WAGs, we're talking about Sylas Dall and Kodi Reynolds, hosts of The K&S Show podcast and filmmakers behind the upcoming horror flick They Reach.
Today's Real World Horror story is perfect for the occasion, as it's all about dating and hearts. In Horror Business, we have news stories on the three biggest names in the slasher game - Freddy Kruegger, Jason Voorhees, and Michael Myers - as well as updates on a sequel to The Strangers and a Nazi zombie movie from J.J. Abrams's Bad Robot Productions.
We didn't bring you flowers, but we did bring two movie reviews. Today we discuss both the 1981 original, as well as the 2009 remake, of the film My Bloody Valentine. Get it? Sure, lots of podcasts are doing it, but how many others have conversations about ass eating, foot jobs, and dirt orgies? Nobody does it like The Grave Plot Podcast! So cuddle up with a loved one and enjoy.

Episode 78 - The Axe Murders of Villisca/Pitchfork

Here we go again. Taylor and Tony get back behind the mic to review a couple of indie horror flicks. First up, we discuss the "based on a true story" film The Axe Murders of Villisca, about a group of paranormal investigators breaking into the real-life scene of one of the most brutal mass murders in history. We also talk about what some have dubbed a slasher icon for a new generation, Pitchfork. Have a listen and hear if we agree.
When it comes to Horror Business, we have a Real World Horror story about cannibal hamsters, plus we have updates on the South Korean horror film The Wailing and the new film from the makers of ABCs of Death. We also take about new details for the new Friday the 13th movie as well as season two of Stranger Things. Finally we tell you all about the new "psychological horror" game based on the classic film Apocalypse Now.
So put us in your ears.

Episode 77 - Blood Brothers/Underworld: Blood Wars

Good morrrrrrning, Neverland!
After going off about the Seattle Seahawks, Donald Trump, and It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia, we finally get down to business. Horror Business, that is. We have a Real World Horror story about an Aussie axe attack, plus updates on new installments of the Child's Play, The Purge, and Jeepers Creepers franchises. And is another Behind the Mask movie on its way? Listen and find out, and also find out who will be directing the big budget Slenderman movie.
Our reviews get bloody, as we review the true story of the Blood Brothers, plus the latest battle in the war between vampires and lycans, Underworld: Blood Wars. So grab some towels and check it out now.

Episode 76 – Grave Plot Awards/Abattoir/The Autopsy of Jane Doe

Get ready to hobnob, whatever the hell that means, with the stars, because it's the second annual Grave Plot Awards! Discover the best horror had to offer in 2016 as we hand out the coveted Golden Shovel trophy to stars of both the big and small screen. Discover the best actors, actresses, directors, and more!
Then when all that nonsense is done, we go on to do Horror Business, including which The Walking Dead star was detained at the local airport. We also discuss updates on three major franchises, namely Tales From the Crypt, Hannibal/Silence of the Lambs, and Gremlins.
For our movie reviews, we discuss the latest from Darren Lynn Bousman, Abattoir, as well as the supernatural story of The Autopsy of Jane Doe. So put on your finest tuxes and ball gowns and walk that blood red carpet.