The GraveTalk Podcast

Because why not throw childhood nightmare fuel up on the big screen for a whole new generation!? This week we saw Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark [2019]. Was it worth the watch or would we rather drown in nostalgia? Hit play & find out!

On this weeks episode of the GraveTalk podcast Garrett calls on the help of some badass ladies to take a bite out of the surprise hit Teeth [2007]. Along with forming what will soon be this generations greatest synth pop band we discuss all things teeth, vaginas, & the importance of therapy!

This week the GraveTalk watched The Gate [1987] & learned three very important lessons:

1. Geodes equal cold hard cash!

2. All good metal albums will open a portal to hell.

3. Model rockets are the deadliest weapon known to mankind.

In our discussion of this Canadian cult classic we also reveal Jons secret identity, Marks favorite satanic ska band, & wether or not Garretts tree house building skills are straight up trash.

New phone, who this?! Evidently it's the Wes Craven blockbuster Scream [1996]. We checked the caller ID & on the other end was a cornucopia of late 90's stars & self aware horror tropes. Did we survive this horror classics phone quiz? Press play & find out.

Fact or Fiction? Jon dives into the story behind the 1993's Fire In the Sky and the "true story" its based on: Travis Walker's 1975 alien abduction.

Clowns. That's it... just clowns. Seriously?! WHY?! Well strap in because Clown [2014] has one hell of an explanation for us. This one blew us away!

Optional drinking game rules: Whenever we remember a famous clown, DRINK!

This week The GraveTalk dudes watched Death House [2018] & boy were we shocked to learn this was not a tale of undead realtors flipping suburban properties. Called the Expendables of horror, this flick is just as action packed & as hard to figure out as Stallone’s monologues.

This week we threw caution into the wind & checked out the new Childs Play [2019]. Packed to the brim with tiny sentient killer robot dolls this movie just might be the real origin story of Skynet... or it might just be a bad horror remake. Only one way to find out.

The GraveTalk crew packs their swim trunks & sets sail down the Amazon on a hunt for a monster from a colorless pond. Or was it a black lagoon? Regardless they watched the horror classic The Creature From The Black Lagoon [1954]. Does this film full of grumpy boat captains, pointless 50's science, & unbridled male mysogyny hold up 65 years after it came out? Press play & find out.

Fox Mulder called it, Trust No One! Especially boozed up Antarctic researchers who decide to adopt extraterrestrial shape shifting dogs. We watched John Carpenters timeless classic The Thing [1982]. Will the GraveTalk crew turn on each other or band together to survive?