Drunk in a Graveyard

The crew is reunited as Rigby returns from Mexico, bearing tales of drunken debauchery and some strange (and spicy) snack foods. Not ones to break a winning combo, we discuss Spanish language horror movies 'REC' and the newly added to Netflix 'Veronica.' We also talk 'Age Gap Love', killing your cheating lover with a katana from the mall, smoking bug-spray to catch a buzz, pot hole snack foods, To...

This week, Scotty, Robin and Rigby ventured forth to the screens at the local film festival this week to take in their horror offerings. The crew talk Les affames aka The Ravenous, Wolfcop and it's aptly named sequel Another Wolfcop. In other words, a whole lot of Canadian content as all three of these horror flicks were filmed here in the North. Scotty and Robin also talk about the recently relea...

This week the crew revisit a South Korean horror film that tried to make us all scared of our flip phones back in 2002, Phone, directed by Ahn Byeong-ki. After that they discuss Netflix's cyberpunk detective story Altered Carbon and Rigby gives us the rundown on the live action adaptation of Fullmetal Alchemist. Of course, the crew get to taste test something that Robin has found in her travels be...

The crew got together to watch Shutter, the American remake of the Thai horror movie of the same name, which finds an American photographer cursed by ghostly encounters while working in Japan. After that, judgements are given on the new Hellraiser instalment, Judgement, which turned out to be at least better than the last sequel. Where it falls on the scale of Hellraiser movies another story thoug...

The crew head out into impenetrable woodland this week as they discuss the newly released on Netflix outdoors horror movie The Ritual. Keeping the momentum of being lost in the deep woods going, they also discuss Dark Forest, a commendable first film from writer/director Roger Boyer. They also discuss the recently released (and quickly pulled from Youtube) series Divorced Dad from Astron 6, Robert...

Coming in quick succession, it's another birthday episode - this time for Rigby! We checked out Wes Craven's 2010 (sorta) birthday themed slasher My Soul To Take to celebrate and have good news to report. The crew also talks about arthouse darling The Killing of a Sacred Deer, a Chinese martial arts fantasy movie by the name of The Legend of the Naga Pearls, if Bigfoot is really talking to you in...

What does using your unwitting friends in your psychological experiment, a slasher killer, a Ouija board and possession all have in common? They all show up in The Definition of Fear at some point, a horror movie that somehow uses all of these elements and still can't grab your attention. Thankfully James Franco and his mustache improve things with haunted heist movie The Vault. The crew also disc...

In celebration of Robin's birthday, this episode the crew sat down to watch and unravel the origin of one of Japanese horror's most intimidating spirits, Sadako, with "Ringu 0: Birthday." Robin and Scott also discuss "2047: Virtual Revolution", a a cyberpunk movie low in budget but high in passion that might just be a better watch than the live action "Ghost in the Shell" movie. Rigby discusses th...

The crew come face to face with one of the most cursed objects they've ever encountered this episode in the form of the horror film Curse of the Witch's Doll, an Annabelle look-alike that deviates in some pretty severe ways from the movie it's a doppelganger of. The crew also discuss the Nite Tales movies, Netflix's newest anime release Godzilla: Planet of the Monsters, the newest season of the X-...

Episode 50 and the crew got schwifty! It's the one year anniversary of the podcast and the crew didn't let 'Bad Apples', an out of season Halloween themed home invasion flick spoil the bunch. The Hollywood whitewashing of the Ghost in the Shell remake gets discussed as well as Vince Vaughn being a savage in Brawl in Cell Block 99. The upcoming documentary about Canadian all female metal band KiTTi...

This week finds us with another "lost tape" for you, recorded one inebriated night within the last few months up at the cabin. On this episode, the crew talk about the unsettling Chinese horror film Dumplings, Witchboard 2: The Devil's Doorway, Grim, and The Worst of Faces of Death compilation tape from the early nineties. Things get weird quick. Thank the lord below we had plenty of booze to tide...

The 2017 Year End Countdown finds the DIAG crew counting down their top 6 favourites from 2017, and offering up 3 things that can kindly take a hike. There's unanimous love for Canadian made Lovecraftian film The Void, and the crew gets down to business about what they're happy to leave behind as the clock rolls over to 2018. In this final episode of 2017, the crew also crown the Whole Hog's Hogfa...

Well, Christmas is here, and the dark lord is come/cum. The crew recorded a special drunken episode for you to listen to when you're done opening gifts and you need to escape from your weird uncle telling vaguely sexist jokes. So grab some chocolate and some beers and settle in for a game of Cards Against Humanity with Rigby, Scotty, and Robin.

'Twas the night before Christmas, and all through the house, not a creature was stirring, not eve...actually wait, there's a whole lot of stirring going on this Christmas Eve as the crew checks out seasonal horror hit Better Watch Out. Scott and Robin also talk about Blair's pirate weed and watching Satan's Cheerleaders, while Rigby regales us with tales of Christmas house party Twilight debates....

A Yuletide episode of High Literature finds the crew short one member, but high on holiday cheer.  Scotty and Robin talk about Canadian cult-Christmas classic Black Christmas (1974), and take holiday drinking tips from a boozey den mother.  Robin talks about R.L. Stine's Christmas themed young adult horror Fear Street book - Silent Night, and how rad/bad it is.

The crew plunge deeper into the Yuletide spirit this week and watch Mother Krampus, a movie not about an evil Santa devil's mom but instead an ancient Germanic Christmas witch who punishes and kills children. Also in this episode you'll find advice on how to "be less high" when you take too many edibles, recent Arrow re-release JD's Revenge, the haunting Polish film Playground tattooed Santa, the...

It's a Red Christmas this week as the crew talk about Craig Anderson's seasonal horror flick that tackles some heavier topics that one might first expect. Scott and Robin then talk about Somebody's Darling and the Arrow Video release of Erik the Conqueror. Rigby regales us with tales of Indonesian action flick Headshot and details how The Evil Within 2 is a vast improvement over the original. The...

This episode the crew sat down with newly released "zom-com" Dead Shack, a movie about that all too familiar situation where you go out to drink and relax in the woods with your family only to discover your neighbor is up to some weird, zombie based shenanigans that threaten your good time. The crew also talks about Thor Ragnarok and how a twelve year old is more mature than all of them, Rigby det...

We're back in the water for a slightly out of season, recently released shark attack movie, Open Water 3: Cage Dive this week, while Scott apologizes to the crew for submitting them to the newest season of American Horror Story. The crew also discuss the EA Star Wars Battlefront controversy that took the internet by storm this week, possible Criterion Collection releases for the original Toho Godz...

Everyone is back at the table this week, discussing the newest movie to tackle one of the most publicized (some might say milked to death) paranormal incidents in history, Amityville: The Awakening. The crew also talk the death of the Dark Universe movies, baby Frankenstein's, the Pet Semetary remake, a Japanese serial killer who finds their victims using Twitter, live action Archie spinoffs, phan...

In an episode powered by Nyquil and moonshine, Scotty and Robin are short Rigby this week since Robin has been sick with the boogie woogie flu for the last few days.  The DIAG twosome share some popular urban legend lore including The Babysitter and the Man Upstairs, The Bunnyman, the New World Order of the Denver Airport, People Can Lick Too, Strawberry Quik as crystal meth, and blue star LSD.

All the crew's wishes are answered when Wish Upon, a story about a Chinese wishing box with a dark secret, turns out to be more than entertaining. Japanese snacks are also taste tested in this episode and Rigby recounts meeting alien hunter turned dad rocker David Duchovny. The crew also talk drunken bumper cars, where they sit on the schlock scale, Corey Feldman's Friday the 13th script,  shape-s...

Man down!  Er - WOman down!  The threesome becomes a gruesome twosome this week, as Rigby is out sick with the flu.  Scotty and Robin take up the High Literature mantle and enjoy some Purple Voodoo hybrid smoke and take turns reading their favourite creepypastas from the internet.  It's like NPR for creeps and weirdoes, except better. Scotty's Creepypasta selections: White With Red The Cleaning La...

The crew gathered this week to watch a movie that feels like it was ripped straight from the heart of the '90s horror scene, Happy Death Day. Guitars are also strapped on and turned way up for The Devil's Candy, a satanic possession movie with a hint of heavy metal. This week's episode of American Horror Story: Cult is also discussed, along with learning ninja skills from Naruto, the Halloween reb...

Flatliners is first up this week, an unrequested remake of the 1990 horror film about a med student who discovers how to cross over to the afterlife, which of course leads to all sorts of unforeseen problems. Scott and Robin saw Denis Villeneuve's Blade Runner 2049 this week and share their thoughts on it as well as discuss holo threesomes, drunken time travel, penis collections, possible Paranorm...