Grave Tone: Horror Podcast | Podcast Guru

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Grave Tone is a horror movie podcast hosted by Arthur and Meaghan, with new horror movie reviews every week. Every review starts spoiler-free, then goes into mild spoilers, with a scare level and a Digs score for each film. We also interview horror filmmakers and authors, cover festivals like Fantasia, talk horror TV and books, and revisit the movies that scarred us as kids in our Childhood Trauma series. From cult classics to fresh nightmares: if it bleeds, reads, streams, or screams… it’s on Grave Tone.

Recent Episodes

Godzilla Minus Zero Review: King Ghidorah & the First R-Rated Godzilla

Godzilla Minus Zero review: Takashi Yamazaki's Minus One sequel pits Godzilla against King Ghidorah in 1949 Japan. We break down the first R-rated Godzilla, the stunning VFX, and why the real horror isn't the monsters.

43 MIN

Every Friday the 13th Movie Ranked + Crystal Lake Lore Explained

Friday the 13th movies ranked worst to best, all 12 of them. Then the back half gets into Crystal Lake: Linda Cardellini's Pamela, Bellflower's experiments, and whether explaining Jason Voorhees kills the mystery. (Spoilers after the halfway mark.)

56 MIN

Fresh Meat Review + October Horror Watchlist (Carrie, Crystal Lake)

Fresh Meat review: Dead Meat's 13-short horror anthology played one night only, and we caught it with a loud, fun crowd. Then, our spoiler-free October horror watchlist: Mike Flanagan's Carrie, Crystal Lake, Below, Whalefall, Mountain King, and Trad Wife.

46 MIN

Clayface Review: DC Finally Made a Real Body Horror Movie

Clayface review with full spoilers: DC Studios finally made a horror movie, and we split hard on it (a 7 vs a 4.5). Body horror, Tom Rhys Harries, Mike Flanagan's story, our Scare Factor, and the Clayface ending explained.

39 MIN

Woodstake Graphic Novel: Shawn Hainsworth on a Vampire Crashing Woodstock 1969

Woodstake is a vampire graphic novel that drops a Dracula-style predator into Woodstock 1969. Creator Shawn Hainsworth talks hippies vs. vampires, Felipe Kroll's painted art, Bram Stoker, and the much darker sequel, Woodstake '99.

42 MIN