The Grave Plot Podcast

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!
 

Sunny day, sweeping the clouds away. On our way to the where the air is sweet. Can you tell us how to get, how to get to Fear Street? For only the second time in our history, we've got THREE movie reviews to talk about. Those three movies are Netflix's Fear Street trilogy, featuring films set in 1994, 1978, and 1666 and based on the books of R.L. Stine.
Before we hit the streets, however, we've got some Horror Business to discuss. Up first we've got Real World Horror, featuring the legendary Ghost Pants. Speaking of ghosts, we talk about some casting news for Disney's new Haunted Mansion adaptation. We also discuss the Friday the 13th fan film featuring actual Friday the 13th alumni, titled 13 Fanboy. Finally we examine the horror comedy The Menu, about the dark world of culinary culture.
So love, take us down to Fear Street and enjoy a brand new episode of The Grave Plot Podcast!

It must be a full moon because a brand new episode of The Grave Plot Podcast has suddenly sprung up, and it's an impromptu Week of the Werewolf!
First up though, we've got Real World Horror about a chilling murder that feels more like something out of a mafia movie than a true occurrence. In Horror Business, we discuss the new Evil Dead Rise plot details and casting news, plus news on Blumhouse's attempt at rebooting The Exorcist franchise. We also break down the poster for Jordan Peele's next film Nope, examine the remake of Dead Space, and break down the small screen adaptation of the book "Final Girl Support Group."
Then things get hairy as talk about two new lycanthropic films. Up first is Bloodthirsty, about a pop singer trying to overcome writer's block while simultaneous dealing with the fact that she's either suffering from delusions or is, in fact, a werewolf. Up next is the horror-comedy Werewolves Within, based on the game of the same name and taking a look at small town drama and distrust.
So get ready to howl at the moon with The Grave Plot Podcast!

Here we go again with this shit.
At least once a year, we let Jesus take the wheel. Or, more accurately, we let our Patreon patrons take the wheel and decide what movies we'll be reviewing. This go-round, it's Lake Mungo, chosen by Max Zaleski, and A Dark Song, chosen by Kevin Nesgoda.
Before we get to those, however, we've got to get to Horror Business, including discussing a new Netflix documentary about the recent "proof" of UFOs' existence in Real World Horror. We also take a look at yet another unofficial Night of the Living Dead sequel, an exciting collaboration from two of our favorite filmmakers, and a big screen adaptation of a haunted smart house horror novel. We close out with two stories surrounding another of our favorite filmmakers, Mike Flanalanadingdong, or Mike Flanagan for short.
So buckle up, Sally, 'cause it's gonna be a bumpy ride with another funk-filled episode of The Grave Plot Podcast.

"Are we having fun yet?"-Nickelback, 2001
...Sorry.
Anyway, the Grave Plot boys are back and we just wanna party with you! We kick things off with Real World Horror and discuss not the first, but the SECOND uncovering of a massive First Nations burial ground in Canada. Following up in Horror Business, we discuss the new film re-adaptation of a Disneyland/world favorite, an upcoming Supernatural prequel series, the rebooting of a classic blaxploitation franchise and if one can even be made in today's sociopolitical environment, the small screen adaptation of Interview with the Vampire, and some upcoming horror-themed game shows, courtesy of none other than TOMMY BLUM.
We also take some time to pitch our own horror game show and the sticky DOOM that comes with it. That'll make more sense later.
In our film reviews, we talk about the Shudder exclusive, Stay Out of the (FUCKING) Attic, as well as the reality show themed film, Funhouse.
So strap on your party hat and get ready to Safety Dance, because The Grave Plot Podcast is ready to burn this bitch down!

Taylor of Terror is back. Even SkeleTony is back. Finally... The Grave Plot Podcast is BACK. And we've done a complete 180!
After Tony regales us with tales of new-found fatherhood, we dive into Real World Horror featuring a TikTok user experiencing some strange occurrences outside his home. In Horror Business, we discuss some Toxic Bacon, a remake of Stephen King's Christine, and Slasher's return to TV. We also take a look at Darren Lynn Bousman's upcoming film based on the famous LaLaurie Mansion as well as a Blair Witch themed escape experience.
In our film reviews, we kick things off with a spoiler filled review of Simon Barrett's directorial debut with Seance. We then move on to discuss the Brazilian slasher Skull: The Mask. We also go off on our usual tangents, including a riveting discussion on The Charleston.
So enjoy that! Get loose and kick back because the boys are back with another brand new episode of The Grave Plot Podcast.

 
One is the loneliest number that you'll ever do. Luckily, even though SkeleTony is out this episode, Taylor won't have to do a number one as he enlists the services of Kevin Nesgoda to fill in the role of co-host. Taylor and Kevin tell you the coolest place to find a COVID-19 vaccine... as long as you live in Romania.
 
In Real World Horror, Kevin talks about the Love Has Won cult from Colorado and the curious thing they did with their leader, Mother God. In Horror Business, the boys discuss Robert Egger's new film, Darren Lynn Bousman's plans for the Leprechaun franchise, and a head scratching reboot from a major studio. There's also a look at two sequels that neither of us ever expected.
 
For our film reviews, we talk about Neil Marshall's alleged return to horror with the witch hunt era period piece The Reckoning. We also discuss the off-the-wall killer teddy bear film Benny Loves You.
 
So kick back, grab a cold one, and enjoy another new episode of The Grave Plot Podcast.
 

¡Hola! Welcome to the first ever Grave Plot Podcast Cinco de Mayo special! In honor of today's holiday, we're talking about Mexican horror and even, gulp, drinking tequila.
Before we get to all that, though, we gotta talk Business - as in Horror Business. In Real World Horror, we talk about a UK homeowner who made a very startling discovery under their house while digging a drainage hole. We also discuss a George A. Romero film being... brought back to life (get it?). We also tell you all about the new clickbait horror anthology from the makers of WNUF Halloween Special, give an update on the new movie based on Disney's Haunted Mansion, and discuss a new vampire film (dubbed by Taylor as a "blue color Blade") starring Jamie Foxx and Snoop Dogg. Finally we take a look at the possibility of Adam Wingard returning to the... sigh... MonsterVerse.
We then head south of the border for our Cinco de Mayo film reviews! First up is the very... um... polarizing film We Are the Flesh, featuring a homemade underground cave and the depravities that take place therein. Up next is We Are What We Are, the story of a struggling family trying to deal with the loss of their patriarch. Oh, and they also maybe eat people.
So grab yourself some cervezas and join us for another brand new episode of The Grave Plot Podcast!