They won’t stay dead!

We know your hunger for Octoberama aches like the undead’s desire for living flesh. Fear not for we’re back a fun sized Week of the Zombie, featuring reviews of Zack Snyder’s 2004 remake of George A. Romero’s Dawn of the Dead, as well as London’s – and perhaps the world’s – only chance at survival, The Girl With All the Gifts.

We hear your moans and groans so chomp down on the fresh meat of a brand new Grave Plot Podcast!

As the calendar flips over, the leaves begin to change color, the air becomes crisp and cool, and jack-o-lanterns are appearing on doorsteps. These things altogether can only mean one thing, it’s the start of spooky season! And that means it’s the start of Octoberama!

Before we start digging up our themed film reviews, we discuss Real World Horror about a childhood icon turning into a creepy stalker. For Horror Business, we discuss the return of a horror legend, a series featuring metalheads’ favorite green goblin, and a franchise that just won’t die. We also take a look at the first ever R rated Godzilla movie and a video game that’s suffering will be legendary, even in Hell.

For our movie reviews, we examine two movies that really suck. Blood, that is! It’s week of the vampire and we’re throwing it back with a couple of classics. Up first is George Romero’s not-zombie flick Martin, about a guy who’s also not a vampire. Or he is. But not really? You’ll see. We also – finally – talk about the movie that scarred SkeleTony as a lad, the Grace-Jones-as-a-vampire-queen masterwork known as Vamp!

So grab your garlic and sharpen your stakes as we kick off Octoberama 2026!

Hey… you looking to party? We’ve got the good stuff.

Come a little closer and let us tell you all about Real World Horror, featuring a handful of dead equines that may or may not have been killed by… aliens. In Horror Business, we examine a new film from a famous rapper, a killer bee movie with a famous daughter, and an original slasher on a famous network. We also discuss the next project from the director of Companion, plus a movie with a couple of genre favorites.

For our film reviews, we tackle the latest in the Twisted Childhood universe, featuring a serial killer with no strings attached. We also break down the Ozploitation punk rock revenge thriller Penny Lane is Dead.

So get a good buzz going with a new episode of The Grave Plot Podcast!