“They Reach” trailer to premiere at The Grave Plot Film Fest
The first trailer for the film “They Reach” will debut exclusively at the Grave Plot Film Fest!
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Episode 118 – Another WolfCop/Blood Fest
We’ve got another brand new episode to stick in your head. Check out our reviews of “Another WolfCop” and “Blood Fest.”
The Grave Plot Film Fest is now crowdfunding
Contribute to our Indiegogo to create a film fest that’s a little dead inside.
Episode 117 – Summer of ’84/American Guinea Pig: The Song of Solomon
Even serial killers live next door to someone and that someone may be possessed by a demon. Hear our reviews of “Summer of ’84” and “The Song of Solomon.”
Patreon exclusive review: The Barn
It’s time for another one of our monthly video reviews, exclusively for our Patreon patrons. This month’s selection is the indie slasher “The Barn.”
Episode 116 – Revenge/Dead Night
In today’s fancy pants new episode, we talk about the French revenge film aptly titled “Revenge” and the movie that upset the Applecart, “Dead Night”
Announcing the Grave Plot Film Fest!
The Grave Plot Podcast is extremely excited to announce the creation of the first ever Grave Plot Film Festival!
Episode 115 – Tau/Ruin Me
Today we’re discussing two new streaming options. Listen up as we discuss the Netflix sci-fi thriller “Tau” and the Shudder exclusive “Ruin Me.”
Episode 114 – Happy Death Day/All the Devils Are Here (Patreon picks)
On today’s episode, we let our Patreon patrons pick the movies. Carlos Muertos picked “Happy Death Day” and Lance picked “All the Devils Are Here.”
Taylor and Tony talk about A Lot of Things
SkeleTony and Taylor of Terror joined Carlos Muertos on his podcast, “A Lot of Things,” to talk about horror, comics, socks, and more.
Patreon exclusive review: Chopping Mall
This month’s Patreon exclusive video review comes courtesy of Kevin Nesgoda, who selected the 1986 cult classic “Chopping Mall.”
Episode 113 – I Know What You Did Last Summer/2001 Maniacs w/ Carlos Rodela
We celebrate our country’s independence with Carlos Rodela, aka Carlos Muertos, and the films I Know What You Did Last Summer and 2001 Maniacs.
