Episodes

Octoberama 2016, Vol. 3: The Omen/The Exorcist III

Most part threes suck. But here's hoping that part three of Octoberama 2016 is more Dream Warriors than Ghoulies Go to College. Or at least better than part two.
Speaking of part threes, today we're going to talk The Exorcist III because this is the inaugural Week of the Devil. Of course, how can you have Week of the Devil without talking about the son of the devil? We discuss Damien Thorne when we review the 1976 classic The Omen.
So you better grab your crucifix and say your prayers as hard as you can, because shit's gonna get dark.

Octoberama 2016, Vol. 2: Juan of the Dead/The Dead Next Door

Much like a zombie, Octoberama will not stay dead! We roll on with our Week of the Zombie episode and third anniversary.
This one kind of went off the rails, with Tony still recovering from his vacation and Taylor slightly hungover from the Great Pumpkin Beer Festival. We power through Horror Business, including stories on Bigfoot, remake news on Suspiria and Halloween, updates on the Purge franchise, and a couple of new TV shows. Then we completely lose it and give up.
Things pick up slightly in our reviews, as we rise from the dead like the zombies in the films. Yes, I know I already used that euphemism, it's just that kind of day. First up, we discuss the 1989 low budget schlock fest that is The Dead Next Door. Next up, Tony bitches about subtitles as we review the Cuban political horror comedy Juan de los Muertos. Then we mercifully put a bullet in this one's head because it is DONE. (Note: Our closing song is Zombie Jamboree because it drives Taylor insane. -Tony)
But not before we announce a special giveaway! We are giving two lucky listeners a chance to win free Grave Plot Podcast t-shirts. Click here to enter. Winners will be announced in our Halloween episode.

Octoberama 2016, Vol. 1: A Girl Walks Home Alone at Night/Interview With the Vampire

Welcome to Octoberama III: The Return of Octoberama.
For our first installment this year, we discuss those bloodsucking beings in Week of the Vampire. Our movie reviews in this minisode are "the first Iranian vampire Western," A Girl Walks Home Alone at Night as well as the Anne Rice adaptation Interview with the Vampire, starring Tom Cruise and Brad Pitt. Oh, and Christian Slater, remember him? He's in it too.
 
So chomp down and drink the bright red, life giving blood of The Grave Plot Podcast.

Episode 71 - Don't Breathe/Morgan

We're about that action, boss. Today's action includes a Real World Horror story that makes Taylor's skin crawl. We also discuss interactive haunted attractions, including one from Saw II writer/director Darren Lynn Bousman. From there, we go on to talk about new Toxic Avenger and Re-Animator movies, as well as a couple of new films coming to Netflix. One is a Stephen King adaptation from the writer/director of Hush and one is a horror/comedy from the maker of Tucker & Dale vs. Evil. We're thankful.
For our reviews, we evaluate the good, bad, and ugly of the films Don't Breathe and Morgan. One is getting rave reviews and one is getting trashed. Our opinions are often fairly contradictory to the masses, tune in to find out if today is any different. Thanks for asking.
There's also a bit of a discussion on gun control, so... prepare yourself for that. We're just here so we don't get fined.

Episode 70 - Blair Witch/31

Hey there boys and girls. Fear not (that's a weird thing for a horror show to say) because a brand new episode of the Grave Plot Podcast is here to answer all of your probing questions.
What do you do if you believe a loved one is possessed? Real World Horror has your answer. What's the status of Stranger Things season 2? Horror Business is your place to find out. Well, what about that Tremors show, is that still happening? We know that as well. Any other horror-themed TV shows coming up? We know of at least one. Is mc chris ever going to release a horror album? Sooner than you might think. Are any ex-wrestlers filming a horror movie? Listen and find out.
In our reviews, we answer the question of "Hey, how are Blair Witch and 31?" These movies aren't even in theaters yet and we've got reviews of them. It's almost like we're a real organization.
So charge up those AirPods and catch an earful.

Episode 69 - I Am Not a Serial Killer/Sheep Skin

How YOU doin? It's episode 69 (he he he) of the Grave Plot Podcast!
In today's Real World Horror, we tell you why you shouldn't fuck with flakka. In Horror Business, we discuss Jason Voorhees going to court and Beetlejuice going to Broadway. Do you like sequels? How about a sequel to Sleepaway Camp? Are remakes more your thing? We discuss a potential remake to An American Werewolf in London. If you instead prefer TV adaptations, you'll be happy to hear about the upcoming small screen version of The Lost Boys.
We then go on to review the punk rock thriller Sheep Skin, and talk about werewolves and dick punching. Our second review is the film adaptation of the Dan Wells novel I Am Not a Serial Killer, where we talk Christopher Lloyd, panda masks, and have a serious(ish) discussion on sociopathy.
So crack it open and enjoy the goodness inside.

Episode 68 - The Funhouse Massacre/The Mind's Eye

Helllllloooo Saint Louiiiiiiiis! And... you know... the rest of you. Today, for the first time ever, we did a Horror Business story before Horror Business even started! Don't get excited, we just turned what we thought was a throwaway story into a 20 minute rant about Ghostbusters. So... enjoy that. In the "real" Horror Business, we discuss a creepy clown stalking cheeseheads in Real World Horror, plus updates on a slew of remakes. Namely Friday the 13th, The Crow, It, and even Plan 9 From Outer Space. For our reviews, we discuss the latest from writer/director Joe Begos, The Mind's Eye, a sci-fi horror about psychokinetics. We also talk about The Funhouse Massacre, about a B-rate Suicide Squad who decide to break out of prison and start their own amusement park. Or something. So grab someone close to you and get down to the silky smooth sounds of the Grave Plot Podcast!

Episode 67 - Model Hunger/Nina Forever

See, that wasn't so long, was it? We apologize for the delay but we're back and ready to go. In today's Horror Business, we discuss Blair Witch and its creators, Simon Barrett and Adam Wingard. We also discuss the latest news on Beetlejuice 2 and a remake of Pumpkinhead. In addition, we reveal the possible theme for season six of American Horror Story and a comic based on the music of Slayer. There are also unrelated tangents about Stranger Things and Pokemon-themed butt plugs. We go on to review the directorial debut of scream queen Debbie Rochon, the low budget film Model Hunger. For our second review, we discuss Nina Forever, the British story of an undead ex-girlfriend who won't let her former lover move on. So let us crawl into your ears and lay our eggs in your brain.

Episode 66 - Intruder/Carnage Park

Hello again friends (and Kevin)! Welcome back! In today's episode we talk about a real world horror story that hits close to home. Like, really close. In Horror Business, we talk about casting updates for Death House and Flatliners, the return of a familiar franchise, not one but TWO Universal Monsters remakes, and a board game based on a show favorite. For our movie reviews, we discuss Carnage Park, a thriller based on true(?) events, written and directed by Mickey Keating, who previously made the polarizing Darling. We also discuss Intruder, the home invasion horror from Travis Z, who previously directed the remake of Cabin Fever. So indulge yourself in another scintillating episode of The Grave Plot podcast!

Episode 65 - Dead Rising: Endgame/The Neon Demon

We're back like scoliosis with a brand new episode. In today's Horror Business, we discuss a real world horror story about some creepy men in black in Iowa, plus talk about the Green River Killer, find out who's not directing Halloween (and who Taylor thinks should), and the odd couple pairing of Eli Roth and Jim Carrey. We also discuss yet another Stephen King adaptation and the possible return of Hannibal. For our reviews, we discuss Nicolas Winding Refn's polarizing new film The Neon Demon. Some have heralded it as a magnificent piece of art, others have chastised it as a horrible piece of shit. Which side did we fall on? We also discuss Dead Rising: Endgame, the sequel to the video game adaptation featuring Jesse Metcalfe kicking zombie ass. So listen and enjoy. Hopefully. Please enjoy it. LOVE MEEEEEE.