The Grave Plot Podcast

Who do you think you are? We are! Welcome back to the Grave Plot for the big 1-7-5.
We kick off the episode with a bunch of nonsense about vaccines and other irrelevant rantings. Finally, we get to Real World Horror, where we talk about the latest chapter in the TRUE STORY of The Amityville Horror (cue eye roll). In Horror Business, we discuss Rob Zombie's rumored Munsters movie, a TV series based on Let the Right One In, and a Frankenstein-esque film featuring Willem Dafoe and Emma Stone. This, naturally, led into a discussion on Disney villains. We then give our opinions on a new Predator comic series and a miniseries based on R.L. Stine's Just Beyond series of graphic novels.
In our film reviews, we head off to the Emerald Isle for our annual St. Patrick's Day salute to Irish horror. First up we talk about the resurrection thriller Wake Wood, a 2009 movie about a pagan ritual gone wrong. Who would have thought? We then review the supernatural comedy Extra Ordinary, featuring Will Forte as a Satan-worshipping music star and the ghost hunting duo that serves as his foil.
Oh yeah, we also drank a bunch. Because it's St. Patrick's Day.
Enjoy!

Oh well they're back. The men behind the mask. And they crawled out of their hole.
We start things off with Real World Horror, where we talk about the slightly creepy act of having dinner with wax figures at a New York steakhouse. We move on to discuss a couple horror films coming to the new Paramount+ service, yet another Stephen King adaptation coming to Netflix, and a reboot of Silent Night, Deadly Night. We also give our opinions on a new Jeepers Creepers movie and the new cast of the Chucky TV show coming to Syfy.
For our reviews, we start off with the Lovecraft-inspired Sacrifice, starring the iconic Barbara "Babs" Crampton. We then take a look at Jill Gervagizian's feature length adaptation of her own short film The Stylist.
The moon was full and you had a chance to be all alone, but you're not alone. This is your last dance and your last romance. Enjoy a new episode of The Grave Plot Podcast!

Weeeeee're baaaaack! After taking a break off for the 2021 Grave Plot Film Fest, we're back to our regularly scheduled program.
Today's episode gets a little off the rails at times, with asides featuring The Avengers, geography, and the best way to trim your pubes (use code GRAVEPLOT for 3% off the Bush Buster 5000). When we finally get down to business, Horror Business that is, we discuss lifeforms that "shouldn't be there" found in the Arctic in Real World Horror. We go on to discuss The Last of Us casting for the upcoming HBO series, a new Addams Family series coming to Netflix from Tim Burton, and how Neil Blomkamp spent his summer vacation. We also chew over a JJ Abrams project that's Subject to Change as well as the return of Brittany Snow to the horror genre.
For our film reviews, we have a conversation about two highly talked about movies. First up is the slow burning religious thriller known as Saint Maud, about a born-again Catholic looking to save the soul of a dying dancer. It's a brooding, serious film. Our other review goes to the opposite of the end of the spectrum, with the a caffeine-fueled Nicolas Cage fighting animatronic killer animals in Willy's Wonderland.
Find out our thoughts on these films and much more with a new episode of the one, the only, the incomparable Grave Plot Podcast!

OH YOU DIDN'T KNOW? Your ass better CALLLLL SOMEBODY. Ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls, children of all ages. Grave Plot Podcast is proud to bring to you, a brand new episode! If you're not down with that, we got two words for you.
Luckily, you were saved this time from a long political rant that didn't actually get recorded. Instead, we just look forward to NOT talking about politics any more, and preparing for the upcoming Grave Plot Film Fest instead.
In Real World Horror, we discuss the fine dining covered in The Cannibal Cookbook, from convicted murderer Nico Claux, aka "The Vampire of Paris." We move on to Horror Business, where we discuss the new Fangoria Studios, Terrifier 2, and an update on the SYFY Day of the Dead TV show. We close out talking about this Spring's new Resident Evil game, Resident Evil Village as well as an animated - yes, ANIMATED - version of From Dusk Till Dawn.
We then hop into the Gravemobile and head straight on into our film reviews. In this episode, we talk about the indie slasher GetAWAY, about a group of college students who make an indie slasher. We also discuss the kidnapped-in-a-strange-land thriller known as Bloody Hell. So strap in, pipe down, and listen up to a brand new episode of The Grave Plot Podcast!

Fear not, dear listeners, we have returned once again to ring in the new year with a brand new episode!
We know you missed us, just as we missed our Christmas episode. However, we get back in the swing of things with our annual gift exchange, plus so much Horror Business that you'll puke. In Real World Horror, we take a look at a psychotic, deranged, maybe even possessed - who knows? - killer, man-eating... squirrel? YES! We also examine the upcoming Are You Afraid of the Dark? limited series, a potential crossover between Freaky and Happy Death Day, and a new movie starring horror icon Barbara Crampton. We also tell you where to see some classic horror films for free this month and check out a casting call for Jordan Peele's next flick.
For our reviews, we discuss the new remake of the Full Moon classic Castle Freak, as well as Brett Easton Ellis's Smiley Face Killers. Both feature sex, gore, and rock & roll, but are they any good? You'll have to listen to find out.
So join us, won't you, on a brand new adventure that is The Grave Plot Podcast.

Hello and Shalom! Welcome to the first ever Grave Plot Podcast Hanukkah special! Come and enjoy the mitzvah that is this special episode, whether you be Semite or gentile.
We start off this festival of frights with a Real World Horror story about an Aztec castle made of human skulls. We then proceed to Horror Business, where we squeal with glee at the announcements of Back 4 Blood and Evil Dead: The Game coming to home video game consoles next year. We also talk about a much more analog game from some of the creators of Halloween Horror Nights in the form of card game "Oh, The Horror!" We then discuss a new Alien series coming to Hulu, a new high school horror film from the filmmakers of Ready Or Not, and a reboot of True Blood.
We then jump into our Hanukkah horror film reviews with the holiday themed slasher named, aptly, Hanukkah as well as the new telling of the Jewish myth known as The Golem. While this episode isn't quite eight nights, it is a long one but it's a fun one. Hope you enjoy.
Happy Hanukkah to all those celebrating from The Grave Plot Podcast!

Welcome back to the greatest show on Earth.
We're back in lock down so we're back to recording remotely. We reach out and touch someone with a brand new episode, featuring so much Horror Business you'll be like "I'm tired of winning."
We start out with a Real World Horror story about a cannibal math teacher, followed by a story on Jay Z's first foray into horror with Forty Acres. We then proceed to discuss the newest installment in the Predator series as well as the long gestating sequel to Killer Klowns From Outer Space. We close out the segment with news on Ari Aster's next project as well as The Last Of Us finally coming to TV.
The lion may sleep in the jungle, but Nobody Sleeps in the Woods Tonight with our film review of the first ever Polish slasher film. We also discuss the atmospheric horror The Dark and the Wicked, about a brother and sister who come back home to care for their dying father, to hilarious results. No, not hilarious, terrifying. Yeah, terrifying.
So join us once again for another twisting, turning ride through Toon Town as The Grave Plot Podcast keeps on kicking.

Yo, yo, yo, yo! Pop a 40 and check your Rollies, it's tyme - er, time for brand new episode of The Grave Plot Podcast!
Today we're saluting the streaming service Shudder, as we review two of their Shudder Exclusive films. Up first is the scary stories to tell in a cabin in the woods comedy known as Scare Me, followed by the outsider thriller Spiral.
Before that, though, we've got some Horror Business to discuss, including a fashion designer in search of human skin for "leather face masks" in Real World Horror. We then take a look at the film Video Nasty, being produced by Seth Rogen. Our Shudder coverage continues with a story about the return of the television series "Slasher." We also have some conversation about sequels to A Quiet Place and Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark, the return of Neil Marshall to the horror genre, oh, and an unnecessary amount of talk about eating ass.
So inject this sweet, sweet new episode straight into your veins.

Back to reality as Octoberama comes to a close. We are back to our regularly scheduled program with a brand new episode.
We kick things off with Real World Horror, where we talk about a Texas artist whose Halloween decorations were apparently too much for his neighbors. In Horror Business, we give an update on the new urban Evil Dead film, titled Evil Dead Rise. We also talk about which one of his father's stories Joe Hill would be willing to jump into the director's chair for and the potential for a perfect marriage between Tim Burton and The Addams Family. We then talk about a new Scarlett Johansson film that is definitely not Bride of Frankenstein if anyone asks and scream queen Danielle Harris joining a new slasher, but behind the camera this time.
Then, in our film reviews, we talk about the werewolf crime thriller The Wolf of Snow Hollow, that takes a look at the internal demons we all must fight. We also review Scare Package, the horror comedy anthology from Shudder.
So come on in and join us. Don't worry, we're not Chris Hansen and this isn't Dateline. But... why don't you have a seat?

Happy, happy Halloween! Halloween! Halloween! Happy, happy Halloween! Grave Plot Podcast!
It's almost time, kids. The clock is ticking. Be in front of your podcast apps for the horrorthon. And remember the big giveaway at nine*. Don't miss it, and don't forget to wear your masks. The clock is ticking. It's almost time.
Octoberama is coming to a close, which means it's time for our annual Halloween episode. Today we're talking about the brand new film The Good Things Devils Do, with a supercast of Kane Hodder, Linnea "Quiggles" Quigley, and Bill Oberst, Jr. We also discuss the 2005 film Boo, NOT the Madea one. So trick or treat. We've got some goodies for you.
Happy, happy Halloween! Halloween! Halloween! Happy, happy Halloween! Grave Plot Podcast!
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