The Grave Plot Podcast

Episode 163 - Color Out of Space/Cthulhu

We are back from the brink with a brand new episode dedicated to the works of H.P. Lovecraft (but not the man specifically because fuck that racist). We were originally supposed to have a couple of self-proclaimed Lovecraft experts on this episode but unfortunately they had to cancel and we were left to stumble our way through the Nicolas Cage film Color Out of Space and the independent Cthulhu.
Of course, we've also got Horror Business, including a Real World Horror story that mirrors one of the films, as a lagoon in Paraguay turned an odd shade of purple. We also talk about a new adaptation of an underrated John Ritter classic, a new anthology featuring some familiar shorts, and tell you what's coming up next for the makers of the Shudder hit Host. We also discuss a new book from the legend Stephen King and a new, aquatic horror themed board game from the makers of Mixtape Massacre.
So head with us to Lovecraft Country as we embark on an epic journey known as The Grave Plot Podcast.

Episode 162 - Bloody Birthday/Madhouse

You gotta fight for your right to party, but Taylor doesn't because it's his birthday! To celebrate, we watched two birthday-centric horror movies and we recorded a new episode. IN PERSON. IN THE SAME ROOM AND EVERYTHING.
 
Before we unwrap those presents, though, we've gotta get through the business of Horror Business (and a becoming-ever-regular political rant). Oh yeah, and The Grave Plot Film Fest returns in 2021!
 
We start out with Real World Horror where I don't want to say we talk about aliens, but... aliens. We move on to discuss a new HBO Max series from the director of the Creep films, as well as not one, not two, not three, but FOUR adaptations from Stephen King's If It Bleeds collection. We've got some Stranger Things content to hold you over until season four, plus a small screen version of a lesser known R.L. Stine series of books. Finally, we talk about the new Mortal Kombat movie and just how bloody and gory it's going to be.
 
For our festive film reviews, we talk about a couple of 1981 features, namely Bloody Birthday and a "video nasty" that you have heard of as Madhouse, or possibly There Was A Little Girl, or maybe even And When She Was Bad. Regardless of what you call it, we'll tell you how we felt about it.
 
So join us for cake and ice cream and a brand new episode of The Grave Plot Podcast!

Episode 161 - Friday the 13th: The Final Chapter/Dolls (Patreon picks)

Like Brendan Fraser and the Looney Tunes, we're back in action. Just like in years past, we let our Patreon patrons choose the movies for this episode. We put together a list of their suggestions and picked two. This year we decided to make it an 80s-centric episode with Friday the 13th: The Final Chapter, chosen by Lance D., and Dolls, chosen by Aaron M.
First things first, we've got Real World Horror wherein we talk about a Dutch drug cartel and their creative use for storage containers. We follow that up with a group of Horror Business, or is it Horror Bruce-iness? That bad pun is because we've got not one, not two, but THREE stories based on the the icon known as Bruce Campbell. We give you updates on the fourth... fifth?... latest installment in the Evil Dead franchise, plus news on an upcoming video game from the same series. We also talk about Campbell's ambitions for a follow up to My Name is Bruce. But it's not all Bruce! We also talk about a new horror comedy coming from the creators of two of the best. We also discuss the inevitable horror film based, and shot, on Zoom.
So welcome us back by letting us into your skulls.

Episode 160 - The Wretched/Ready or Not

Here we go again, on our own. Going down the only road we've ever known. Like a drifter, we were born to roam alone. Now we've made up our mind and we ain't wasting no more time. So let's get to a brand new episode of The Grave Plot Podcast!
We try to figure out the state of the world, including a Real World Horror story featuring porn stars and toad venom. We go on to discuss the possibility of a new (or now) Evil Dead film, plus tell you what Ari Aster is up to next. Then, since it's 2020, we've got multiple stories all about remakes. We talk about new versions of The Changeling, Children of the Corn, and Bride of Frankenstein.
Since the world is still recovering, we're still recording remotely which sometimes affects our movie choices. Today we just had to throw a couple of films together. We play a little catch-up as we FINALLY watch Ready or Not, one of the most talked about movies of... last year. We then go on to discuss a much talked about movie of THIS year, The Wretched.
So enjoy this new episode, 'cause we know we know what it means to walk along the lonely street of dreams.

Episode 159 - Flight of the Living Dead/Exorcism at 60,000 Feet

This episode opens with a lengthy conversation on the issues currently going on in America and across the world. While our platform is small, we would have felt wrong to not discuss it. We're not a political podcast or even a very serious podcast, but it gets pretty real, as these are very real issues. We understand if you want to skip this part, but would appreciate a listen with an open mind. We've also put our money where our mouths are and donated $100 to wetheprotesters.org. Thank you. On with the show.
I want these motherfucking zombies and motherfucking demons off this motherfucking plane! Today's new episode is a nightmare in the sky as we join the mile high horror club with two films featuring terror on airplanes!
In Real World Horror that's not quite as terrifying as the overarching real world horror going on, we discuss a Bolivian pan flute orchestra (no, that's not it) who are stuck in a haunted castle in Berlin. In case that's not bad enough, the castle is also surrounded by wolves.
For Horror Business, we talk about Universal's latest monster remake, as well as a new American Horror Story spin off. We also tell you which original Scream star will be returning for the new sequel and give an update on the Child's Play TV series. Finally, we talk about a new horror film coming from none other than Seth Rogen.
Then we take to the skies! We discuss the low budget zombie film Flight of the Living Dead: Outbreak on a Plane as well as the low brow possession film Exorcism at 60,000 Feet. So please put your tray tables in their upright and locked position, fasten your seat belts low and tight across your lap, and enjoy this mile high episode of The Grave Plot Podcast.

Episode 158 - The Lodge/Porno

Let's take this to the bedroom. We can curl up under the covers and put on a Porno. No, not that filth with the boobs and the sex. I'm talking about the new film from Fangoria, featuring a naked succubus haunting a bunch of horny teens. Okay, so maybe it does have boobs and sex.
We also discuss the creepy, ambient chiller The Lodge, where the characters don't know if they're alive or dead. Hear our thoughts on these two films in a brand new episode.
First things first, though, we've got to take care of Horror Business. In Real World Horror, we talk about the bizarre instance of a dead body waving goodbye to their friends and family before they're put to eternal rest. We then go on to discuss which Stephen King adaptation Mike Flanagan will tackle next as well as an attempt at remaking Ghoulies, for some reason. We go on to discuss Hatchet 5 and a new slasher starring the one and only Jean Claude Van Dam. We then wrap things with a festival darling coming to Shudder.
So slip into something more comfortable and join us for a brand new Grave Plot Podcast!

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Episode 157 - Pro Wrestlers vs. Zombies/Powerbomb

Bet you guys thought this episode was never coming, huh? Well surprise, bitches! We made the mistake of trying to record this through Zoom, and it blew up in our faces. This episode was a mess and took a LOT of clean up. The audio still isn't great, but it's definitely not the worst sounding show we've put out! :D
Ring the damn bell! It's time for Ready to Rumble: Round Two!
For the second time, we're watching two horror movies centering around professional wrestling. Today's double main event features one of the all time greatest feuds. No, not Michaels vs. Janetty. Not Triple H vs. The Rock. Not even Austin vs. McMahon. I'm talking about Pro Wrestlers vs. Zombies. We then send the episode crashing through a table with a massive Powerbomb.
First up, though, we've got the fabulous undercard known as Horror Business. In Real World Horror, we talk about Indonesia's creative way to keep people inside during the COVID-19 pandemic; locking quarantine violators in haunted houses! We also talk about a brand new Goosebumps TV show, an HBO series based on Hellraiser, and a new Netflix program from the director of Train to Busan. We also discuss a new Quibi series and a stay-at-home edition of the Evil Dead 2 escape room from our friends over at Hourglass Escapes.
So slide into your spandex and oil up because it's time for a brand new episode of The Grave Plot Podcast!

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Episode 156 - Verotika/We Summon the Darkness

Hey all you cool cats and kittens. We're back with a brand new episode from within the quarantine zone.
We kick things off with Real World Horror, which features a Purge going down in Louisiana. In Horror Business, we discuss a new streaming series based on The Shining and its famous hotel. Additionally we've got stories on the latest film from Fede Alvarez, as well as reboot news on Hellraiser and The Others. The Others? Who the hell wants to remake The Others? And why? Anyways, we also yearn for the day we can meet again and play the new official Friday the 13th board game.
For our film reviews, we discuss two movies that have little to nothing to do with each other. First off we've got the Johnny Knoxville vehicle We Summon the Darkness, which also features Tony's dream girl, Alexandra Daddario. We then discuss the heaping trash fire known as Glenn Danzig's Verotika.
Some day we will get to go outside, play sports, and party with our friends. Today is not that day. Today is the day to stay at home and listen to a new episode of The Grave Plot Podcast!

Episodes 155 - Hunter's Moon/The Furies

We're here to help you stay home and stay sane with a brand new episode of The Grave Plot Podcast.
In today's Real World Horror story, we discuss the possible UFO sighting caught on a livestream from the infamous Skinwalker Ranch. Is it simply a lens flare or lights from a security Jeep? Or is it something more not-of-this-world? It's probably a lens flare or lights from a security Jeep. BUT WHAT IF IT'S NOT?
In Horror Business, we discuss the upcoming sequel to the Korean zombie film Train to Busan as well as the possibility of a trilogy. We also talk about the return of Joe Bob Briggs and The Last Drive-In as well as what you can expect when A Quiet Place Part II finally hits theaters. We wrap things up with a conversation about #RaginCage and the new porcine revenge film Pig and the status of Creep 3.
For our film reviews, we await the rise of the Hunter's Moon to discover what horrors stalk the orchard. Is it werewolves? Yes, obviously it's werewolves. Figure it out. Secondly, we talk about the slasher film The Furies, featuring a most dangerous game between beauties and beasts.
Let us be your quarantine dream. Shelter in place with a brand new episode of The Grave Plot Podcast.

Episode 154 - Come to Daddy/VFW

Hello fellow citizens. While you toil away in your home office or twiddle your fingers trying to fill the days of your quarantine, let us indulge you with some audio goodness known as The Grave Plot Podcast.
While the entire world seems to be in its own Real World Horror story, we've got our own out of Colorado, where a mother and daughter teamed up to start their own business. Sounds nice, right? Too bad that business is a funeral home and merely a front for their side business; selling dead bodies!
In Horror Business, we discuss the latest in the Scream and Final Destination franchises, a modern-day remake of Dracula (#NoReflection), and possible revivals of Silent Hills and The Real Ghostbusters.
For our reviews, we break down the ins and outs of the new Elijah Wood thriller Come to Daddy as well as Joe Begos's latest, the neon-soaked, drug fueled siege film VFW.
Stay home, stay healthy. Wash your hands. Listen to The Grave Plot Podcast.