The Graveyard Shift Horror Podcast

This is the darkest timeline in the Lep series. We are in agony. Take joy in our suffering so it may not be wasted. Also we rap much better than the people in this movie and we’re terrible. so enjoy that. 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 perk...

The Leprechaun goes to Vegas where some peoples luck has run out. But has ours? 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 checking us out at Patreon You can also support us IN STYLE by getting MERCH ! Follow us on Twitch for ga...

Eric returns to the podcast for the March of the Leprechaun as we finish off the rest of the Leprechaun series with the sequel that wasn’t a sequel featuring a cast that weren’t all actors. enjoy! 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 c...

Who can take an icon? Make it CGI? Barely show the the villain and have us all just screaming why? The Candyman (2019) can. We finish Black History Month with a return to Cabrini Green, as the Candyman refuses to be forgotten in the Nia Dacosta 2019 sequel to the original Clive Barker film. not as painful as Beloved, and not as good as the original, this falls in the middle for us. We definitely h...

We deal with the heaviest episode of Black History Month as we near the end. This is Oprah Winfrey’s 1998 film, Beloved, based on true events. If you were surprised to learn Oprah made a horror, then you’re like Mike. but damn she knocked it out of the park with this. Based on the novel by Toni Morrison, this shows how severe slavery had pushed some people, to the point where their pain would not...

We continue Black History Month with the Eddie Murphy and Angela Basset comedy Vampire in Brooklyn, written by Charlie Murphy, directed by Wes Craven, and co-starring John Witherspoon (R.I.P to all), this film was derided by critics, and reasonably so. but it has some merits that withstood the test of time and has come to a higher degree of appreciation. We also cover black depictions in horror ci...

We are celebrating Black History Month with 4 films of significance in black contribution to cinema as well as some history in each episode regarding the journey and struggles that were pivotal to its genesis and the form it takes today. Mike is joined again by Maki aka Sputnick to take the plunge into the past as we discuss the FIRST black produced horror film, the Son of Ingagi, and the life and...

Mike and Rich continue to power through the winter with summer movies. Unfortunately its all the boring crap without any of the competence from the original writer. Angry Mike is in full effect. 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...

Mike is joined by twitch streamer Maki to discuss a movie that has gone unreviewed for far too long, the original Childs Play. We have a lot of trivia cause a movie this important had a lot going on, including a connection to a certain prince of parody. We had a great time and so will you! Check her twitch https://www.twitch.tv/Sputnick2354 We are hosted at Captivate where you can tip us to send u...

Rich is back to discuss a summer horror in the coldest time of year cause… wishful thinking? This movie was released hot on the heels of Scream as part of the horror revival of the mid 90’s. Does it hold up? 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 p...

Heather is ringing in the new year with a cold, so Mike is joined by old podcast co-host Brandon to cover a film that she wouldn’t watch again, Society. The 1989 classic (available on Tubi) about the true horrors of the upper class left its mark on both Eric and Heather so now Mike HAD to see what the fuss was about. We are hosted at Captivate where you can tip us to send us movie suggestions and...

Heather is still recovering from the horrordays so Mike is joined by Rich to cover a demand by Eric. The last time we had a Gary Busey we had pleasant things to say about it. Those were good times. 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...

After enjoying the 6th movie in the series, Eric suggested we check out the 5th entry in the series. It’s got Mickey Rooney as a tiny rage monster, what’s not to love? Well, we’re gonna find out. join us for the last Christmassacre of the year. Here’s hoping we all make it to , and through, 2022. Happy Boo Year everyone! Check out Heather’s podcast Wednesday Wine and Horror We are hosted at Captiv...

Ben joins Mike to review a feminist holiday horror that’s the second remake of the classic 74 slasher. it goes in some unique directions and shows itself to be a rush job in many ways, but the message of the movie is unique and the dedication of the cast and crew is obvious. We enjoyed the social horror that was Get Out, and we see if the same can be said about a #MeToo horror. We are hosted at Ca...

We continue the Christmassacre with the 6th entry in the Silent Night Series. Designed as a remake, we have a killer santa using an axe but sometimes a Flamethrower, and that’s what makes the cover, cause it was (vaguely) inspired by the Covina Massacre. After the first 2 bottom of the barrel movies we get a run of the mill seasonal slasher! will this streak last? Stay subscribed and find out. Che...

We continue the Christmassacre of 2021 with a movie that takes place in a bathroom stall during a zombie apocalypse. Starring terrible people and awful direction. the next movie is much better , we promise. Check out Heather’s podcast Wednesday Wine and Horror 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...

We ring in Heather’s first Christmassacre with the worlds only advent calendar movie, as 24 Christmas related shorts are presented to us. But less than half are actually Christmas relevant and only 1 is good. Oi to the Vey, this is terrible. So enjoy our suffering as we pick apart each one and hear what Mike would have done better. Check out Heather’s podcast Wednesday Wine and Horror We are hoste...

We end the regular fare for the year with a doozy of a classic. This anthem to male vanity is a classic film with iconic dialogue and while the novel was written by a man, the screenplay was written by 2 women. The story of how this film could have gone wrong so many ways, is one to listen to in our trivia. The year is ending on a high note before we begin our usual horrorday marathon. Check out H...

Heather and Mike celebrate Thanksgiving at different times, but one thing we have in common is we hate this movie. It’s an atrocity that comes second only to the aftermath of the actual Thanksgiving. The killer turkey is back but sadly he’s not the only shitty puppet this time. it’s us suffering so listen for that, as well as many reasons to NOT watch this movie. Be thankful for that. Check out He...

Ivan returns to the show and brings another winner of a selection as we finally review Slither (2006). The directorial debut of James Gunn, this horror comedy is beautifully written with laughter, heart, and graphic violence. Starring Micheal Rooker as a slimy sack of shit that wants to get inside everyone he can, both before and after he gets infected by an alien parasite. Seriously get this film...

There existed for 60 years a mystery about the Dyatlov Group and their violent deaths in the Ural mountains in 1959. This movie was made to offer a possible solution. It didn’t. But shortly afterwards someone did solve it. Maybe to prevent a sequel. We leave it to you to listen and discover how the mystery really got solved, and how this movie is a steaming pile of demon yeti shit. Check out Heath...

We interrupt our regularly schedule air date to give you a special treat for Halloween. Sheldon and Heather join Mike to discuss what movies and TV specials define Halloween for us. Let us know what your viewing traditions are! 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 g...

Remember how they returned to formula with Micheal and Laurie, but they changed it just a little cause he had a bigger family struggling to survive him cause hes got a nephew now who is less annoying than his niece was before she was cast into oblivion? Well they’re all gone. and Laurie, the point of the series, is dead in 15 minutes. So what is there for him? REALITY TV of course. LL Cool J was a...

We are continuing with the Halloween series as it realizes it wrote itself into a corner and pretended Jamie didn’t exist, just like Laurie did. We have LL Cool J as a terrible romance writer who is just as incapable as a guard, Josh Hartnet proving you can be a heartthrob while never going anywhere near a comb, and Jamie Lee Curtis proving she can hunt someone with violence just as well as her br...

No you didn’t miss an episode, we skipped 5 to cover it on Heather’s podcast with Eric, cause we’re doing a collaboration. Also it was too terrible for our usual analysis. Somehow we still ended up with a stinker, as the thorn trilogy just starts off OK and gets worse. but good times can still be had as we mount this movie on a thresher and lean in for a fake hug to turn it on. Check out Heather’s...