Drunk in a Graveyard

Remember Invader Zim, loving tacos, and being "zany" in 2002? Drunk in a Graveyard remembers. The crew checks out the new Invader Zim instalment - Enter The Florpus, and talk about being goth in the early aughts, loving Jhonen Vasquez, and how Hot Topic is gonna make a mint on Zim merch again. Tom Segura's "Take It Down" Tour features on the second half of the episode with the crew catching the Va...

It's a double dose of comic book influenced movies this week as Scott and Robin talk about the ill-fated Hellboy movie released earlier this year as well as Brightburn which asks the question "what if Superman turned out to be an evil little bastard?" After that they climb into the news hole and talk about why Billie Elish won't watch horror movies anymore, IT Chapter 2, the upcoming season of The...

It was a busy week here in the Graveyard, with Scott and Robin head out to 1960's Hollywood (along with everyone else) and check out Quentin Tarantino's latest "Once Upon A Time In Hollywood", discuss the inaugural episode of their radio show, check out a local tech death show and talk about their screening of Brightburn with the Kamloops Film Society.  After that they limb into the news hole and...

Scott and Robin charter a one way trip to a black hole this week and check out High Life which has Robert Pattinson doing his best at avoiding the space crazies while raising a daughter in space...amongst other things. Sands of Oblivion is also discussed, a SyFy channel original featuring not so ancient Egypt and a killer looking creature from 2007 so you know this one has aged like a fine wine. A...

Robin and Scott spend this episode talking about Midsommar and their thoughts about the highly anticipated film, the screenings of Ari Asters new folk horror they hosted in partnership with the Kamloops Film Society in the last few weeks and their love of folk horror in general. Taking things from the highest of high brow to the lowest of low, they then get down and dirty in the mud with Alexandre...

Robin and Scott recently attended the 9th annual Calgary Horror and survived to tell the tale!. Listen to them as they regale you with tales of cowboys, vinyl and movie hunting in only the totally not sketchiest of locations and so many Leatherface's you won't know what to do with yourself. Check out the  Calgary Horror Con facebook page , as well as the artists and vendors we talked about :  Exhu...

This weeks episode we party hardy (kids say this still right?) and talk about a summer slasher throwback new to Shudder "Party Hard, Die Young" before hitting up the swampy Everglades and fighting off giant land-based eels in an older flick fished out of the $1 movie bin at a horror convention "Razortooth." We also dive deep into the news hole and discuss real life Salo, tentacled moths that want...

Get ready to head down into a robot filled post-apocolyptic bunker and bust out your best high kick this week as we talk about "I Am Mother" and "Triple Threat". New from Netflix, "I Am Mother" takes us to a future where humankind has been all but wiped out and a robot is tasked with rebirthing the human species, but things don't always work out like planned right? "Triple Threat" meanwhile drops...

This week Robin and Scott bask in all things giant! First up is a new addition to the Shudder streaming service by the name of "Boar", which take Bill Moseley and the biggest baldest human you've ever seen to the Australian outback to battle a gigantic swine to the death. After that it's another battle to the death of gigantic proportions with "Godzilla: King of the Monsters" which features more k...

This week Scott and Robin take a trip back in time to the 1950's with nunsploitation but not really at all flick St. Agatha, a movie that takes you on a journey but probably not the one you thought it would be. After that they share their thoughts on the newest Netflix original horror movie The Perfection, a twisty turny trashy film that has a lot going for it. After that they dive into the news h...

This week Robin and Scott dig into the new Shudder film The Nightshifter, a Brazillian horror that finds a morgue worker with the ability to speak with the dead in a bad situation after abusing his abilities. Things start weird and only get more bizarre as the movie plays out, so basically the standard for Brazillian horror. After that it's time to keep driving into the eye of the bizarre hurrican...

This week Robin reads to you her essay from the recently published Strange Blood: Essays On Offbeat and Underrated Vampire Movies which collects 71 essays written by people from across the landscape of horror. In her entry Robin covers how she fell in love with The Hunger, which stars David Bowie and Susan Sarandon as goth vampire lovers, and it's influence on her appreciation of all things vampir...

Things take a very strange turn this week as Scott and Robin dive into some greasy flicks of yesteryear. First up is Takashi Miike's bizarre yakuza film Dead or Alive, which is one of the wildest movies we've ever covered that still maintains a plot line. After that it's on to a bit of a forgotten '80s haunted house/possession film by the name of Scared Stiff, which was recently remastered and rel...

On this mini-episode, Robin and Scott talk about going to see Godsmack and Volbeat in a small town in BC, and how along the way they somehow managed to come upon an absurd amount of 1970's erotica, giallo and spaghetti westerns. They also talk about their other physical media addiction - vinyl -  and how Dogwood Records is the place to feed said addiction if you're in or around Vernon.    ********...

Grab your space suit and a can of Raid because we're headed to Mars to check out Takashi Miike's live-action adaptation of the manga Terra Formars, a wild ride of a midnight movie that could have only come from his mind. After that it's time to go down that road (you know the one) and check out the 2019 remake of Pet Semetary from the guys who gave us Starry Eyes. We're coming in hot with the weir...

This episode Robin and Scott talk about the fifth annual Vancouver Badass Film Festival and share their thoughts on the films screened that weekend - Polterheist, Perfect Skin, A Mata Negra, Amazon Hot Box, The Hollow Child, Knuckleball and AMI. Obviously you can't talk about Badass without talking about the wildest awards show in BC on the final night, featuring Samantha Mack hosting as the Hormo...

In this episode Scott and Robin dive into Arrows' new giallo release Strip Nude For Your Killer, a movie that features (you guessed it) a whole lot of naked folks. They also explore the weird world of Japan's artsy horror flick House, which is as close to an acid trip as you can get without putting the little square of paper on your tongue.   ******************************************************...

The crew is seeing double this week as they check out Jordan Peele's doppelganger flick "Us", and talk about why it was Pretty Alright ™ . Arrow Home Video is killing it this month with releases and sent over a copy of bizarre 90s slasher film KOLOBOS which the crew was 100% here for. The crew remembers Joe Pilato and Larry Cohen and there's some weird news shared about haunted grocery stores, sho...

Travelling to an island of misfit killer dogs is the name of the game this week as Robin and Scott discuss a The Breed, a low budget affair that features the cleanest and most well groomed pack of wild dogs you'll ever see. They also talk a bit more about the back half of the Kamloops Film Festival and go a little off brand to talk about the homegrown film Kayak to Klemtu. Because we didn't want y...

Episode 106 has Robin & Scotty going over their contributions to DARKFEST 2019 at the Kamloops Film Festival and talking about Lars Von Trier's "The House That Jack Built", as well as "Suspiria" and working with Tristan Risk's "Caravan of Curiosities". The crew bleach their mind with some Kingdom Hearts III, mourn the death of their OG release day PlayStation 4, and share some weird news about get...

The greasy streets of New York City in 1980 call to Scott and Robin this week as they explore the world of Bill Lustig's grindhouse classic Maniac, recently re-released by Blue Underground in all it's grimy glory. Then it's time to strap on a parachute and jump behind enemy lines with WWII science fiction/horror hybrid Overlord, before checking the Craigslist postings for apartments and finding a...

Everything about this episode is so cold. Everything about this episode is so dark, and that's because we checked out Lords of Chaos. Jonas Åkerlund's new movie tells the story behind the very very very publicized Norweigian black metal scene in the early 1990's that ended not only in the burning of multiple churches but the murder of one of the key players. Scott and Robin also discuss a movie bu...

Ever seen a troll love story? If you answered no, you obviously haven't seen Ali Abassi's "Border" yet. Scott and Robin discuss the 2018 Swedish film as well as their recent Valentines Day screening of it in Kamloops, then dive into sci-fi horror flick "Await Further Instructions." Always ones to make things as weird as possible, they also talk about the true crime documentary that makes you go WT...

Things get DARK this week as Scott and Robin go down a giallo rabbit hole that ends in a a post-zombie zombie movie. First up is the strange The Night Evelyn Came Out of the Grave and then the new Severin Films release of All The Colors of the Dark . And that post-zombies zombie movie acting as the light at the end of a very garishly decorated tunnel? The Dark , directed by Justin P. Lange. Also u...

Scott and Robin get Blazed in the Northern sky and play some new metal tracks from Enon Chapel , Whitechapel , Crematory Stench , NUISIBLE , Fabulous Desaster , Bekmork , Ashen Horde , Kaamos Warriors , Bitter Lake , and Downfall of Gaia . They also talk news about Disma kicking out Craig Pillard ten years too late, TOOL's new album teaser, STAIND playing shows in 2019, Tobias Forge cosplaying as...