Grave Discussions

Jim from "The Office" gets fatherly and learns sign language in Platinum Dunes' highly-anticipated new creature feature "A Quiet Place," and Barnabas and Samael give you their full review of the film! Did it live up to the hype, or did it fall on deaf ears? The dreadful duo also checks out the ultra-indie title "Terrifier" and a low-key cult classic featuring a deformed twin and a ... basket?

Get ready for a MONSTROUS episode of Grave Discussions as the bluntest, no-holds-barred (g)hosts on the Internet discuss the history and state of monster movies. From the creatures of yesteryear, as tall as skyscrapers, to the menacing monstrosities present in contemporary monster movies like "A Quiet Place," Barnabas and Samael share their thoughts and knowledge of these beings in horror cinema. Also covered are trending Netflix film "Clown" and a creature in the Cult Corner that manages to terrify the terrible twosome to this day!!

Your favorite ghouls return from the Grave to discuss modern horror films that pay homage to classics from the 1980s. They also decide whether or not to chop new Netflix original "The Ritual," and preview the trailer for the highly-anticipated film "A Quiet Place."

The fang-tastic podcasting duo of Barnabas and Samael are back to discuss a topic that is near and dear to their no-longer-beating hearts: slasher movies! Specifically, they talk about the decline of the slasher sub-genre overall and lack of new, original slashers, but also posit ways to bring it back to the horror world. Also included are leprechauns, a baby-faced killer (literally!) and new paranormal film "The Lodgers."

The Strangers captivated and terrified audiences back in 2008, and now Barnabas and Samael are back to review the much-anticipated follow-up, "The Strangers: Prey at Night" (**SPOILERS AHEAD**). Also discussed is a classic J-horror film, a new slasher, and new anthology film "Ghost Stories."

Barnabas and Samael return to the world of the living after a stunningly successful debut episode to risk it all and make an outrageous claim: that Fright Night Part 2 is perhaps the epitome of the 80s horror film, and the best of the decade. Are they insane? Tune in to find out! Also highlighted is Veronica, the hot new supernatural horror film on Netflix.

The very first ghoulish episode of Grave Discussions, a horror podcast for true fans! Barnabas and Samael discuss their opinions of Winchester and highlight the Strangers: Prey at Night as well as some 80's horror gems.