The Graveyard Shift Horror Podcast

This month's theme is a first, celebrating those that backed the Patreon and kept the candle lights on. As we promised, those that support us get extra perks, and that includes getting an entire month of their picks at all once! In fact, that backer is here to join us for tonights episode, covering Five Nights at Freddy's. We have a webpage where you can tip us to send us movie suggestions and the...

We are wrapping up our split marathon month with a LGBT vamp comedy called Bite Marks. We have some thoughts on it, and so many in fact that they can't fit in one regular episode, so it will be released in its entirety on our patreon where Alicia shares her thoughts on Heated Rivalry, fight choreography, trailer disposal, bible effectiveness against vampires, and plenty more you won't hear here! E...

We have an indigenous film from Canada on the docket today, as we review Shadow of the Hawk. Submitted by Mike for simply having one awesome scene with a car wreck, we endeavour to see if there is anything else worth remembering about this film. There is, but that's not entirely a good thing. We have a webpage where you can tip us to send us movie suggestions and theme months. Also subscribe to ou...

What do you get when you want to remake Rosemary's baby for the 21st century, but you don't know what made it stand out in its own time, AND you want to give your girlfriend a starring role but she can't act, AND you also don't have enough footage to make a 90 minute movie and you can't hire a GOOD writer? You make Lyle. We have a webpage where you can tip us to send us movie suggestions and theme...

We have an Indigenous film that wags a finger at colonialism's plucky little sidekick, missionaries, as they realize their God isn't the only one in these parts, and they have to acknowledge someone they only see as a heathen is actually the most equipped to help them deal with a certain possession problem. This is pretty good. We have a webpage where you can tip us to send us movie suggestions an...

We are splitting this pride month between the LGBT and Indigenous pride months, to celebrate both groups contribution to horror. We begin with The Siren, about a lake monster pursued by 2 men, however both want her for different reasons. There is plenty good in here, but also a lot of nothing to drag it out, and also a lot lacking. we got thoughts. Also Mike plays the siren in the skit as it was f...

We are finishing our month of dancing in the pale moonlight with Handsome Devils, and we have a special guest joining us for it, writer Adam Tierny. He has written comics , video games and is now here to gush about Constantine (2005) who was a major inspiration on his upcoming work . We hope you enjoy hearing it as much as we enjoyed making it. We have a webpage where you can tip us to send us mov...

We finally get a Schwarzenegger film on the podcast, and the impressions are abundant as the laughs. This is easily one of Arnold's worst movies, but there is plenty of good seeds here. They weren't properly watered of course. This episode was trimmed to a bit over an hour for our leaner meaner format but energy cannot be destroyed, only transferred, so out podcast energy is over at Pateron , wher...

We are still dancing with handsome devils by the pale moonlight, and we have been utterly smitten by Al Pacino, who isn't quite handsome. Leaving us asking "How did THAT happen?" Our Mike Notes are in top form, and there's one kill we all thoroughly enjoyed. So enjoy our debrief of "The Devil's Advocate" We are hosted at Captivate where you can tip us to send us movie suggestions and theme months....

Alicia is giving into temptation this month as we witness the power of handsome devils! We begin with the Prophecy. Christopher Walken steals the show from Elias Koteas who tried to be a leading man after losing the spotlight to 4 turtles, and triggering the end of days by doing something with the soul of a cannibal that had a military tribunal but also...died outside of prison. There's some reall...

Kate from Daley Kreations is back to talk about Phil Tippets 30 year passion project, Mad God. This breaks our new 1 hour format, since it's almost beyond critique and really needs a lot of explanation. It's something to behold, and quite an ending to Animation April. We are hosted at Captivate where you can tip us to send us movie suggestions and theme months. If you would like to make continued...

There's 2 movies about bunnies that 90's kids remember. The one that gave them nightmares and the one that gave them interesting dreams once puberty hit. But there's no way we would be reviewing Space Jam, so we bring you the nightmare fuel that is Watership Down . Alicia is busy moving and was unable to record, so we are joined by Mikes friends and the proprietor of Daley Kreations , Kate! Kate d...

We take a vacation from graphic animal murder with Genndy Tartakovsky once again for Hotel Transylvania 3 Summer Vacation. How raunchy can we make a kids movie? Listen and find out. We are hosted at Captivate where you can tip us to send us movie suggestions and theme months. If you would like to make continued support to help keep the show going and get access to bonus perks, you can do so by che...

Animation April is back! We are doing cartoon horror movies and we begin with the German film Felidae, which features a cat investing the murder of local cats in the neighbourhood, what he uncovers is a plot that is fittingly German, and revelatory of the writers sensibilities. It can be watched here We are hosted at Captivate where you can tip us to send us movie suggestions and theme months. If...

We wrap up Mini March with a Lionel Barrymore film, about a escaped prisoner who seeks revenge against his conspirators while under a false identity. If that sounds familiar, let me say, yes. yes it does. but he gets help with a crackpot widow that wants to save the world by shrinking humanity. Hows does this factor in with his plans? Hear what we have to say about it It can be watched here We are...

We hold firm to our diet and keep the show nice and slim, unlike the hulking brute scientist who is built like a refrigerator and not afraid to use his muscle where his mind and eyes may fail. This is actually a pretty decent film and worth watching for free on Internet Archive. But if you don't feel like that, you can enjoy our new segment Mike Notes, where Mike sums up the movie in under 5 minut...

We are back to shrinking movies, and while we loved the Incredible Shrinking Man, Bert I Gordon, The original Notorious B.I.G, fell in love with its box office and tried to copy it's success without any of the brilliance that made it so, and shat out this movie so lame, they thought adding a musical number, under duress for both the singer and the audience, was a good touch. We hope you enjoy the...

Reduction does not only happen in height, as the star of this weeks movie can attest. We are joined by John's brother and return guest Phil, but we still don't break an hour, so we can relate to the ever wasting Billy Hallock. If you've seen the inciting incident in this movie, then you appreciate of the title, and if you have not, we will explain the entire movie in under 4 minutes in the Mike No...

We are reducing in size and cutting the podcast down a bit. Tell us if you find the show more efficient or if we have been cutting out the best parts. And we are bringing in Mike Note, which are like Cliff notes but by Mike instead of Cliff. We are hosted at Captivate where you can tip us to send us movie suggestions and theme months. If you would like to make continued support to help keep the sh...

We end Black History Month with Nope, the Jordan Peele classic that had numerous layers and was just dripping with competence and excellence from start to finish. This film has a lot to say and we are here to share what we heard from it. We will also be changing the format of the show a little for the next marathon month and are counting on hearing from you about your thoughts, so please reach out...

We continue the blaxploitation with a comedy from the Dolemite creator Rudy Ray Moore. A martial artist comedian with a degree in rhymeology get resurrected by Satan with a deal to marry his daughter. But there's one problem. She's ugly. We are hosted at Captivate where you can tip us to send us movie suggestions and theme months. If you would like to make continued support to help keep the show g...

We are happy to welcome back Maki from our first Black History Month Marathon (starting with Son of Ingagi 1940) to the show as we talk about the movie everyone is talking about, Sinners. A freaking masterpiece from start to finish, this is loaded with history and we talk about all of it. This is a loaded episode but we have a blast and hope you will too! We are hosted at Captivate where you can t...

Black History Month is back and we celebrate it with Keith Hayes aka Sinista1 to talk about a movie dear to his heart, J.D's Revenge! What happens when a dead gangster find himself in the body of a law student? Well he engages in an hour of filler before actually embarking on his eponymous revenge, and displays some utterly reprehensible behaviour. But we do have some more history about a hairstyl...

Christopher Lee and Vincent Price. Can we finally see some interaction between these 2 that isn't weird and confusing? Yes we can if one is dead by the time the other walks in. Seriously i need to see their riders to find out if people made garbage with them all the time by coincidence or if it was required. This movie is based on a title of a story by Edgar Allan Poe, and that's it. This was a ro...

vampire robots and pseudo nazis are doing things and we watch the cops stumble their way around this conspiracy and somehow it's boring, despite having Vincent Price, Christopher Lee and Peter Cushing in it. Like did they have contracts saying any movie has to suck if they have more than 2 of these people together? We are hosted at Captivate where you can tip us to send us movie suggestions and th...