Grave Discussions

Episode 31 - The Sultan of Slash

A Nightmare on Elm Street gave the world Freddy Krueger, but Wes Craven's foray into horror was much humbler and a whole lot lewder. In this episode, Barnabas and Samael are joined by special guest The Caretaker of Clean Slate Productions to discuss the works and legacy of the indomitable genre master. From classics such as The Hills Have Eyes to underrated gems like My Soul to Take, the Grave Discussions team aims to highlight one of horror's greatest filmmakers and his insurmountable contributions to our favorite vice. This marks part two of the special five-episode Halloween series.

Episode 30 - Just a Bunch of Hocus Pocus

It's officially the greatest time of the year to be a horror fan! Halloween season is in full swing, and what better way to start it off than by reliving your childhood? Or maybe your own children want to feel spooky? Barnabas and Samael explore these familial desires by delving into a couple of tried-and-true Halloween classics: Halloweentown and Hocus Pocus! This episode marks the first of Grave Discussions' special October series highlighting Halloween-themed horror.

Episode 29 - Shock-tober Survival Guide

Halloween is the biggest event of the year for horror fanatics, and nobody knows that better than Barnabas and Samael. The pernicious pair have meticulously created an October survival guide just for YOU! If you need horror movie recommendations, event information, or cool locations to visit this Halloween season, then look no further. They also cover a classic Halloween-time cartoon, Scooby-Doo on Zombie Island, and then check out the buzzing new sci-fi/horror film The Endless.

Episode 28 - Predator is Cooler, Right?

The Predator has arrived chock-full of explosions, post-war trauma, and nasty alien mandibles. Barnabas and Samael return to give an exclusive review of the film following it's powerful opening weekend. Will it live up to the 1987 classic, or will it fall just a couple of "choppas" short? The ghoulish g-hosts also discuss Alice, Sweet Alice and the new paranormal anthology film Ghost Stories.

Episode 27 - Thoughts and Prayers

Valak has arrived, and with the release of "The Nun" comes this review from the most bluntly honest pair of misfits in horror, with Barnabas and Samael conjuring up their thoughts on the prequel. They also highlight a classic just in time for the Halloween season, "Night of the Demons," and give their opinions on Thai ghost flick "Shutter."

Episode 26 - Wan Jumpscare to Rule Them All

"The Conjuring" has become synonymous with modern paranormal horror. In this episode, your ghoulish hosts Barnabas and Samael explore the universe created by maestro James Wan, all leading up to their review of "The Nun". They also explore "Dawn of the Dead," which just turned 40, and little-known 80's throwback "The Barn."

Episode 25 - The Summer of 18

Put your flip-floppies and sun-"scream" away, fiends! Summer is practically over, but horror is just beginning. Barnabas and Samael return from beyond to offer their thoughts on the year in horror so far, and cap the episode with a timely discussion of "Summer of 84." Also featured is lesser-known teen slasher "Ripper: Letter from ."

Episode 24 - Something Awful

They say that if you see him, you'll slowly go mad. Is the same true for his movie? Barnabas and Samael have seen the "Slender Man" film and survived to give you their full review in this episode. Also featured are cult classic "A Nightmare on Elm Street," and new Netflix release "Emelie" for this week's Chopping Block.

Episode 23 - The Devil is a Boy

Small-town mystery and murder. What drives people to kill the ones they love? Greed? Secrets? Something more... evil? Hulu's brand new series "Castle Rock" addresses these burning questions, and Barnabas and Samael return from a short hiatus to discuss and theorize the Stephen King-produced show in gory detail!

Episode 22 - Webcamming With Your Friends is Bad

A group of friends get together via webcam and end up getting picked off one by one. Sound familiar? It should, but this time there's no ghost doing the killing! The most Internet-savvy gruesome twosome review Unfriended: Dark Web and try not to get cyber-stalked and murdered in the process. You probably wouldn't like what's on our computers anyway.