The Grave Plot Podcast

Episode 6 - Santa's Slay/Sint

Welcome to the first ever Grave Plot Podcast Christmas Special! We've got a stocking stuffed with news for you including some casting updates on the From Dusk Till Dawn series, a possible Rosemary's Baby television show, an update on World War Z 2, and another horror movie in the works from Kevin Smith. We also discuss how to make a remake right, plus give you our top moments of 2013. If that's not enough for you, we've got two Christmas-related reviews for you to unwrap. Both movies are about a ho, ho, homicidal Santa Claus, with our choices being Santa's Slay, starring former WWE wrestler Bill Goldberg, and Sint (aka Saint aka Saint Nick), which portrays Santa as an undead bishop who kidnaps and kills children on December 5th. So put on your footie pajamas, grab a cup of hot cocoa and get ready as we spread some Christmas cheer fear.

Episode 5 - Contracted/The Revenant

We're back and we've dug up another grave plot of goodness for you to enjoy. We've got some more Beetlejuice 2 rumors for you, plus talks of Friday the 13th 2 and Child's Play 7. Or how about some remake news? Well, we got Day of the Dead to talk about. Plus we catch you up on Paranormal Activity: The Marked Ones and news on the super-exciting Scary Stories To Tell In The Dark movie. If all that isn't enough for you, we've also got two reviews of movies featuring stinking, rotting, undead corpses. First up is the independent flick Contracted about a one-night-stand gone horribly wrong, followed by 2009's The Revenant, about an army soldier who doesn't stay dead. So join us, won't you? We accept you. Gooble gobble, gooble gobble, one of us.

Episode 4.5 - ThanksKilling

In honor of Thanksgiving, we reviewed the only holiday-themed horror movie that we could think of, ThanksKilling, about a homicidal turkey. And boy oh boy, are you in for a bigger treat than pumpkin pie! So put on your stretchy pants, grab a gravy flavored soda, and engorge yourselves on the latest episode. But make sure to leave room for mashed potatoes! Happy Turkie day!

Episode 4 - The Lords of Salem/6 Degrees of Hell

In this episode we discuss several sequel rumors, including Army of Darkness 2, Beetlejuice 2 and Saw 8. Non-sequel news and rumors include the new Stephen King film Cell, Halloween horror Hellions, Kane Hodder's Alice D. and TV adaptations of From Dusk Till Dawn and Max Brooks's Extinction Parade. We also do our usual pair of reviews, this time our two films are Rob Zombie's The Lords of Salem and the B-movie 6 Degrees of Hell starring Corey Feldman. So get infected by our soothing voices and join the horde by leaving us a comment or emailing us at contact@graveplotpodcast.com.

Episode 3 - Maniac (2012)/A Nightmare on Elm Street (2010)

Well, another Halloween has come and gone and we're still here. This episode is full of sequel news, including Trick 'r Treat 2, Army of Darkness 2 and Evil Dead 2. Plus we discuss the future of American Horror Story and Kane Hodder's latest, Muck, not to mention NBC's Dracula and the French "zombie" drama The Returned. Our reviews feature a couple of remakes, namely 2012's Maniac and 2010's A Nightmare on Elm Street. So open up your ears and let us infect your brain. Then comment or email us and let us know what you think! Only 359 more days until next Halloween!

Episode 2 - Trick 'r Treat/Night of the Demons/Carrie (2013)

We're baaaaack! Episode 2 is here and it's our special Halloween episode! We discuss several topics including Halloween costumes and haunted attractions, plus American Horror Story and new comics from Robert Kirkman and Max Brooks. We also review THREE movies, including Halloween titles Trick 'r Treat and Night of the Demons, plus our bonus review, the 2013 Carrie remake. So have a listen and feel free to comment. Happy Halloween!

Episode 1 - The Evil Dead/Evil Dead

ALL ENGINES GO, PEOPLE!! Here it is - our first episode! It's a little rough (it's our FIRST episode), but the point gets across, dammit! On today's episode, we talk about upcoming TV shows including the new season of The Walking Dead and its accompanying Mythbusters special, along with MTV's upcoming Scream adaptation. We also discuss Arnold Schwarzenegger's journey into zombie cinema with his upcoming film, Maggie, and whispers about a possible sequel to Friday the 13th. To round out our inaugural episode, we discuss and review The Evil Dead (1981) and its 2013 Fede Alvarez remake. We hope you all enjoy what you hear. Let us know what you think in the comments, and we'll be back with a fresh episode in a couple weeks! It'll only get better from here. Thanks everyone! -SkeleTony & Taylor of Terror. P.S. Yes, I now know that I was incorrect about the premise of Friday the 13th: The Series. My point still stands. -SkeleTony