The Grave Plot Podcast

Oh boy! Oh boy! Oh boy! It’s the Week of the Mouse! Octoberama continues as we celebrate the House of Mouse in the most legally distinct way possible, with two horror movies that prove some things are better left in the public domain.

First up, in Real World Horror, a group of tourists in Malta discover their vacation rental might come with a few unadvertised amenities, including disembodied voices, moving objects, and a ghost who apparently doesn’t understand personal space. In Horror Business, Sam from Trick ‘r Treat is back to spread some Halloween cheer, Mike Flanagan gives us a glimpse of his upcoming Exorcist movie, and Fortnite gets a frightening makeover. We also discuss George A. Romero’s posthumous zombie swan song and a new haunted house flick produced by Sam Raimi.

Then it’s time to put on our mouse ears and wish upon a star as we venture into the wonderful world of copyright expiration. First, a birthday celebration turns into a bloodbath when a familiar-looking cartoon character goes on a killing spree in The Mouse Trap. Then we set sail aboard a New York City ferry where a monstrous rodent is ready to turn a pleasure cruise into a nightmare in Screamboat.

So grab your mouse ears, keep your hands and feet inside the boat, and join us for another magical, murderous installment of The Grave Plot Podcast!

NOTE: The audio gets a little wonky near the end. I did my best to fix it, but it is what it is. -Tony

They won’t stay dead!

We know your hunger for Octoberama aches like the undead’s desire for living flesh. Fear not for we’re back a fun sized Week of the Zombie, featuring reviews of Zack Snyder’s 2004 remake of George A. Romero’s Dawn of the Dead, as well as London’s – and perhaps the world’s – only chance at survival, The Girl With All the Gifts.

We hear your moans and groans so chomp down on the fresh meat of a brand new Grave Plot Podcast!

As the calendar flips over, the leaves begin to change color, the air becomes crisp and cool, and jack-o-lanterns are appearing on doorsteps. These things altogether can only mean one thing, it’s the start of spooky season! And that means it’s the start of Octoberama!

Before we start digging up our themed film reviews, we discuss Real World Horror about a childhood icon turning into a creepy stalker. For Horror Business, we discuss the return of a horror legend, a series featuring metalheads’ favorite green goblin, and a franchise that just won’t die. We also take a look at the first ever R rated Godzilla movie and a video game that’s suffering will be legendary, even in Hell.

For our movie reviews, we examine two movies that really suck. Blood, that is! It’s week of the vampire and we’re throwing it back with a couple of classics. Up first is George Romero’s not-zombie flick Martin, about a guy who’s also not a vampire. Or he is. But not really? You’ll see. We also – finally – talk about the movie that scarred SkeleTony as a lad, the Grace-Jones-as-a-vampire-queen masterwork known as Vamp!

So grab your garlic and sharpen your stakes as we kick off Octoberama 2026!

Hey… you looking to party? We’ve got the good stuff.

Come a little closer and let us tell you all about Real World Horror, featuring a handful of dead equines that may or may not have been killed by… aliens. In Horror Business, we examine a new film from a famous rapper, a killer bee movie with a famous daughter, and an original slasher on a famous network. We also discuss the next project from the director of Companion, plus a movie with a couple of genre favorites.

For our film reviews, we tackle the latest in the Twisted Childhood universe, featuring a serial killer with no strings attached. We also break down the Ozploitation punk rock revenge thriller Penny Lane is Dead.

So get a good buzz going with a new episode of The Grave Plot Podcast!

Looky looky what we have here. If it ain’t a brand new episode of The Grave Plot Podcast!

Get ready to get crazy as we give you that good shit with a Real World Horror story about a doll faced maniac from Philly. In Horror Business, we break down a new series based on a Stephen King story, an “environmental thriller” starring Samara Weaving, and a movie about Pagans with a Walking Dead alum. We also give you the deets on new films featuring legends like Kevin Bacon and Nicolas Cage.

For our film reviews, we talk about the star-studded serial killer drama The Whisper Man as well as getting lost in the labyrinth of the Backrooms. So grab some popcorn and soda and find your seats, it’s time for a stuffed-to-the-brim new episode!

Hey there all you groovy dudes. We’re back and ready to party, so let’s get weird.

Join us on a trip to China to talk about an influencer who faced some bad luck, or was it something more sinister? Find out in Real World Horror! For our Horror Business, we talk about Bruce Campbell to make Evil Dead funny again, a star-studded new season of American Horror Story, and a movie based on the worst song of all time. We also discuss a new creepypasta-based movie and a film adaptation of a scary video game but probably not one you’d expect.

For our film reviews, we get down and dirty as we play hide-and-seek once again in Ready or Not 2: Here I Come. We also pack our bags to hang out with some coworkers we don’t even like as we embark on a Corporate Retreat.

So get in, loser. It’s a brand new episode of The Grave Plot Podcast!

You ever have one of those mornings where you get together with a friend, have a few drinks, and then suddenly become convinced they’re a flesh-eating ghost wearing a human body? No? Well, apparently you’re not drinking enough white liquor.

This week’s Real World Horror takes us to Thailand, where a man mistakes his buddy for a Phi Pop and attempts to exorcise him with a hammer. From there, we move into Horror Business and discuss yet another return to Elm Street, a new version of Re-Animator, and Sydney Sweeney’s upcoming trip to Sleepy Hollow. We also get an update on They Follow and learn that Don Mancini wants to take Chucky back to his scarier roots.

For our film reviews, we check out Obsession, the heartwarming story of a man whose romantic wish comes true in the most catastrophic way possible. We then gather around the casket for Evil Dead Burn, where a grieving family comes together for a funeral only to find themselves dealing with demonic possession, violent grudges, and an absolutely irresponsible amount of blood.

So make sure your friends are actually human, think twice before making any wishes, and maybe keep a close eye on the other mourners. It’s time for The Grave Plot Podcast!

Things are getting weird this week on The Grave Plot Podcast.

First up, we’ve got another helping of Real World Horror, where we discuss a Catholic exorcist who found himself in hot water after publicly suggesting that UFOs might actually be demons in disguise. Whether you believe in little green men, little red devils, or neither, it’s certainly one of the stranger stories we’ve covered lately.

Then it’s time for Horror Business, where we strap on our proton packs for a brand new animated Ghostbusters series, venture back into the woods for yet another trip to visit the Blair Witch, and check out the latest from reunited power couple Adam Wingard and Simon Barrett, who appear ready to unleash absolute chaos with their upcoming action-horror hybrid Onslaught. We also take a look at Colony, the new infection nightmare from the director of Train to Busan, before capping things off with perhaps the most bonkers premise of the week: a Christmas-themed horror-action movie featuring a family, a cult-like obsession with the holidays, and a rogue badass Santa Claus.

Then it’s review time. First, we head to a remote cabin for Over Your Dead Body, a darkly comedic bloodbath starring Jason Segel and Samara Weaving as a married couple whose romantic getaway goes spectacularly off the rails. After that, we venture into the misty Irish countryside with Hokum, the latest supernatural chiller from Oddity director Damian McCarthy, blending folklore, grief, and creeping dread into one unsettling package. Between murderous spouses and haunted legends, we’ve got plenty to dig into this week.

So grab that special someone, bring ’em in tight, and settle in for another episode of The Grave Plot Podcast!

No, your eyes do not deceive you. Yes, this is episode 260. No, there is no episode 259 (yet). You’re probably thinking at this point, “what the blue hell are you even talking about?” All will be revealed.

Also being revealed is the Real World Horror of a witch doctor releasing a swarm of bees in the courtroom where he’s being tried for, you guessed it, witchcraft. We also discuss Horror Business about Halloween Horror Nights being taken over by vampires, Jason Voorhees coming to Dead by Daylight, and a couple of notable remakes. We also examine a new trilogy from the legend Dario Argento.

For our film reviews, we discuss a hotel full of devil worshippers, invincible serial killers, and Shnevely from Harry Potter (you remember Shnevely) in They Will Kill You. We also take a trip to the brightly painted nightmare realm of Monkey’s Magic Merry Go Round and descend into madness, surrounded by puppets. 

So get up, get down, and party hardy with The Grave Plot Podcast!

This week on The Grave Plot Podcast, we’re back with another stacked episode of chaos, carnage, and questionable life choices.

We dive headfirst into Horror Business, kicking things off with a Real World Horror story involving a mysterious casket, complete with a blood soaked death list!

From there, we talk about the likelihood of an EIGHTH Scream movie, as well as a new project from the Duffers and, get this, a Stephen King adaptation from Mike Flanagan! We also break down how different the next American Psycho adaptation will be as well as what the future holds for the Evil Dead franchise.

For our film reviews, we discuss a couple new flicks you may have missed. Check out our thoughts on the Darren Lynn Bousman helmed Twisted, as well as the religious horror Diabolic.

It’s fun, easy, and a little unhinged (just like your mom), so hit play and join us for another descent into madness with The Grave Plot Podcast.