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Grave Tone: Horror Podcast

Grave Tone
Fantasia Film Festival
Silent Night, Deadly Night
I Know What You Did Last Summer
Pitfall
Canada
Stephen King
The Conjuring Last Rites
Marla
Fantasia Festival
No Rest For the Wicked
Colony
Mi'kmaq
Hokum
Cinematography
Obsession
Ready Or Not (film)
Passenger (2026)
Road Trip Horror
Faces Of Death (1978)
Cold Storage

Grave Tone is a horror movie podcast covering new releases and some classics, along side horror TV shows, books, and games. New episodes weekly, with spoiler-aware reviews, interviews with horror filmmakers and authors, and scare-level ratings on every film. From cult classics to fresh nightmares, we dig into the stories that scare us, and why we keep coming back. If it bleeds, reads, streams, or ... more

PublishesTwice weeklyEpisodes90Foundeda year ago
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Latest Episodes

Beware Boiúna director Mike P. Nelson is back on Grave Tone, and this time he brought stories from the Amazon. Floods, a jungle blessing, a poison dart frog on set, and a giant snake that does not care who you are.

We sat down with Mike P. Nelson ah... more

The IT 1990 miniseries is the reason Janine of Graeae Horror spent more than a decade unable to look at Tim Curry. She snuck downstairs at six, caught Pennywise taking Georgie through the banister, and the nightmares followed her home from school for... more

Our Resident Evil 2026 review, and the short version is that Zach Cregger cracked the video game movie. Arthur and Meaghan sat down right after seeing Resident Evil in theatres, and this is one of those episodes where the two of us do not land in the... more

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Hope (2026) movie review: Na Hong-jin spent ten years away and came back with a creature feature that is not a creature feature at all. Arthur and Meaghan review Hope, the Korean sci-fi horror epic that premiered at Cannes, opened in South Korea in J... more

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Recent Guests

Jonathan Janz
Author of Marla, Vale, and other horror novels
Author
Episode: Jonathan Janz on Marla, His TV Adaptation & Moonflowers
Daniel Barnett
Horror author
Nightmareland Chronicles
Episode: Daniel Barnett on Nightmareland: The Dark Tower Meets The Last of Us
Alex Grass
Horror author
Author of Infernal Tramps
Episode: Alex Grass on Infernal Tramps, Body Horror & Weird Terror
Ry Barrett
Actor who plays Johnny in In a Violent Nature
Actor in In a Violent Nature film series
Episode: In a Violent Nature 2: Ry Barrett on Johnny's Kills, Prep & the Sequel
Annie Neugebauer
Bram Stoker nominated short story writer and novelist
Author
Episode: Annie Neugebauer Talks The Extra, The Other, and Horror That Won't Let Go
Mike P. Nelson
Film director and writer known for Wrong Turn reboot, VHS 85 segments, and Silent Night Deadly Night reboot
Independent filmmaker / Horror industry
Episode: Mike P. Nelson Interview: A Deep-Dive With The Horror Director Of Wrong Turn, VHS 85, Silent Night Deadly Night, and the Amazon Creature Feature
Eric Miller
Author and screenwriter with horror-focused body of work
Self-employed / author and screenwriter
Episode: The Man Behind Ice Spiders & a Bram Stoker Nomination | Eric Miller on Horror Writing, Hollywood & Whatever Happened to Uncle Ed?
Mark Acheson
Prolific actor and voice actor; portrayed Charlie in Silent Night, Deadly Night (2025)
Film and television
Episode: BONUS: The Voice Behind Billy's Inner Demon: Mark Acheson on Silent Night, Deadly Night (2025)
James Kondelik
Writer, director, editor
Pitfall production
Episode: PITFALL (2025) at ScreamFest LA — Director James Kondelik & Producer Wai Sun Cheng on Brutal FX, How The Horror Movie Was Made & Killer Origin

Hosts

Meaghan
Host focusing on horror analysis and festival coverage, often driving interview-led discussions with guests.
Arthur
Co-host providing analytic takes, banter, and moderation during deep-dives and reviews.

Reviews

4.6 out of 5 stars from 64 ratings
  • Missing a deeper analysis

    I really like the conversation and how the podcast is organized. However, my first listen, the Obsession episode, was disappointing. I think the hosts need to take time after seeing the film to do the review rather than right away, so that the film can marinate a little. They didn’t seem to have anything deep to say, though the movie was more profound than how scary or toxic the relationship was. Like Nikki’s lack of agency, how Bear was the antagonist, and how she was destroyed.

    Apple Podcasts
    3
    Mishel_606
    Canada3 months ago
  • Love the show!

    I love the banter that the hosts have, it feels very real and relatable. Their episodes are also timely which is great! Good quality.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Capt. Scrat
    Canadaa year ago

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Shows strong banter and real, relatable host dynamics.

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Jonathan Janz on Marla, His TV Adaptation & Moonflowers
Q: How did the wider release come about after the initial limited edition, and what were the main challenges you faced with that process?
After a limited run of 500 copies, the rights and publishing strategy shifted as the editor, agents, and Lit Entertainment aligned, ultimately leading to a broader release that included substantial post-publication buzz and strong market penetration in bookstores. The process involved navigating publishing expectations, editorial changes, and finding the right partners to retail and translate the work into other media.
Jonathan Janz on Marla, His TV Adaptation & Moonflowers
Q: Without getting into too much, can you walk people through sort of what the premise of the novel is?
The novel centers on a house at the edge of a town where a mysterious woman named Marla and her mother Irene live. Through multiple narrators—the police detective Carl, a social worker Annie, and a young college student Dylan—the story pieces together what Marla is, whether she's dangerous, and how the town's legends about her unfold.
How Stephen King Said “DO IT!!!” - Jonathan Janz Interview: Veil, Stephen King’s The Stand Anthology, and the Horror Renaissance
Q: Do you prefer ambiguity in horror endings or do you want a clear ending when you're reading a story?
He prefers clarity as a writer, though he acknowledges that some stories benefit from ambiguity and great moments of it exist; big swings and definitive choices tend to resonate with him.
The Man Behind Ice Spiders & a Bram Stoker Nomination | Eric Miller on Horror Writing, Hollywood & Whatever Happened to Uncle Ed?
Q: Based on your career, how do you decide whether a story should be a novel, a screenplay, or both?
I evaluate the core needs of the story: some ideas suit a vivid, sprawling novel while others need the tighter structure of a screenplay; sometimes a story fits all three formats, and sometimes a particular version naturally emerges based on what length and detail the narrative requires.

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A horror-focused show that analyzes genre across film, books, TV, and games through thoughtful reviews, debates, and creator interviews. Episodes frequently center on festival coverage (notably Fantasia), deep dives into specific titles, and conversations about production design, pacing, and how fear is crafted across media. The hosts keep a lively banter and often pair spoiler-light discussions with spoiler-heavy takes, making the show useful for listeners who want both quick recommendations and deeper critical takes. A notable strength is its mix of festival-context, practical production notes, and interviews with industry figures, which can help potential sponsors gauge a venue for horror-adjacent outreach and a guest slate that appeals ... more

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2. Daniel Barnett
3. Alex Grass
4. Ry Barrett
5. Annie Neugebauer
6. Mike P. Nelson
7. Eric Miller
8. Mark Acheson

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