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The Movie Crypt

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Filmmaking
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Hollywood
Film Festivals
Film Industry
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Horror Films
Suitable Flesh
Comedy
Horror
Cinema
Horror Film
Panic Fest
Easter Bloody Easter
Red Right Hand
Rescued By Ruby
South By Southwest
Filmmaking Challenges
Nightmare On Elm Street

Filmmakers Adam Green (FROZEN, the HATCHET franchise), Joe Lynch (MAYHEM, EVERLY), and Arwen the Yorkie host this inspirational and educational program that offers a fully comprehensive look at the entertainment industry, the artistic process, and the enduring struggle of not giving up on your dreams. By candidly sharing their own trials and tribulations in Hollywood, Adam and Joe create an extrem... more

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Latest Episodes

Pulitzer Prize winning author Daniel Kraus (ANGEL DOWN, PARTIALLY DEVOURED, WHALEFALL) joins Adam Green and Joe Lynch to discuss his incredibe career and how George A. Romero's 1968 classic NIGHT OF THE LIVING DEAD changed and shaped his life.

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Filmmaker Joko Anwar (SATAN'S SLAVES, IMPETIGORE) joins Adam and Joe to discuss his new film GHOST IN THE CELL opening in US theaters this coming weekend (10/2).

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Filmmaker Padraig Reynolds (RITES OF SPRING, OPEN 24 HOURS, DARK LIGHT) and actress Tabitha Brownstone (DOMINO, NCIS) join Adam Green and Joe Lynch to discuss the making of their new film GATOR FACE (now playing in select theaters and available on VO... more

Filmmakers/musicians SpiderOne & Krsy Fox (POWERMAN 5000, KNEE HIGH FOX, LITTLE BITES, ALLEGORIA, FRANK) join Adam Green and Joe Lynch to discuss the making of their new slasher BIG BABY - now available.

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Recent Guests

Padraig Reynolds
Filmmaker behind Gator Face and Open 24 Hours
Gator Face, Open 24 Hours
Episode: Ep 695: Padraig Reynolds & Tabitha Brownstone
Tabitha Brownstone
Actor and collaborator on Gator Face
Gator Face
Episode: Ep 695: Padraig Reynolds & Tabitha Brownstone
Krissy Fox
Editor and sound designer, co-creator of Big Baby
Big Baby project
Episode: Ep 694: SpiderOne & Krsy Fox
James Murray
Writer/author and co-creator of Impractical Jokers, guest on The Movie Crypt
Impractical Jokers / Author
Episode: Ep 693: James Murray
Casper Kelly
Filmmaker known for Buddy and Too Many Cooks
Casper Kelly (Self)
Episode: Ep 692: Casper Kelly
Dina Silva
Star, co-writer, and co-creator of Frankie Maniac Woman
The Movie Crypt collaborators
Episode: Ep 690: Pierre Tsigaridis & Dina Silva
Eli Roth
Filmmaker and returning guest
The Horror Section (label)
Episode: Ep 689: Eli Roth
Simon Glassman
Writer, director and actor behind Buffet Infinity
Buffet Infinity
Episode: Ep 688: Simon Glassman
Nick Taylor
Filmmaker, Rubberhead documentary director
Episode: Ep 687: Nick Taylor

Hosts

Adam Green
Host of The Movie Crypt, known for candid industry insights and a hands-on approach to filmmaking.
Joe Lynch
Co-host with a focus on real-world filmmaking experience and storytelling craft.

Reviews

4.8 out of 5 stars from 601 ratings
  • Must Listen!

    Been going through episodes, absolutely amazing insights and stories. Joe and Adam are such great humble dudes. Trying to get on this show in the near future!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Joeyfromnowhere
    United States2 months ago
  • Uwe Boll is always enjoyable to listen to, especially here, being interviewed by Adam and Joe.

    Podcast Addict
    5
    Robb
    9 months ago
  • Clickbait for their Patreon

    I listened to an entire episode waiting for them to go into detail with the guests about a specific topic they advertised at the top of the show and in the description, only for them to cut the episode off at the end and plug their patreon to hear the rest of the interview.

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    TeddyRuxpinsPaw
    United States2 years ago
  • Talk over their guests

    This is a great podcast if you are interested in the hosts only. They tell rambling stories and talk over their guests, making it a chore to listen to their interviews. I listened to the Kyle Gallner episode, which started with 17 minutes of complaining about a different unnamed guest, and then cut off in the middle of Gallner’s sentence because the rest of the interview is on patreon.

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    holleringmystic
    United States3 years ago
  • Loved the interview!

    (Sometimes projects just get the names they do) Thanks for sharing!

    Podcast Addict
    5
    teh_b00tnabian
    3 years ago

Listeners Say

Key themes from listener reviews, highlighting what works and what could be improved about the show.

Genuine veteran insight into film production and industry realities.
Active Patreon community and strong listener engagement.
Some listeners feel Patreon-driven episodes can be gatekept behind paywalls.
High praise for guest variety and practical filmmaking guidance.
Open, candid conversations with diverse guests.

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Talking Points

Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

Ep 695: Padraig Reynolds & Tabitha Brownstone
Q: Where can fans follow you online?
Padraig Reynolds points to Instagram and TikTok as his primary social channels, with a casual approach to newer platforms.
Ep 695: Padraig Reynolds & Tabitha Brownstone
Q: What was the point in your journey where it seemed nothing was working out, and how did you keep going?
Tabitha describes a moment of doubt from peers and industry, then choosing to surround herself with supportive people and keep pursuing projects with integrity, which helped her push through the tough times.
Ep 691: Macon Blair
Q: What was it like dealing with the project after setbacks and revivals?
Blair describes the resilience required to bring a reworked project to life, the importance of attaching the right people (like Dave Franco) and maintaining creative integrity through financial and logistical challenges.
Ep 689: Eli Roth
Q: As a first-time producer, what would you tell aspiring filmmakers about raising funds without traditional representation?
Start by building a strong business foundation: draft a solid budget, schedule, and LLC structure, then seek equity investors and craft a credible business plan with experienced partners who can shield you from unhelpful notes. Don't wait for an agent to open doors; often you'll need to do the legwork yourself and leverage short-form content and a growing audience to prove viability.
Ep 686: John Ottman
Q: What is Ottman's philosophy on when to use music in a scene?
He emphasizes testing the film dry without music to see if it can stand on its own, then adding score to reinforce emotion at the right moments, not to dominate or dictate the scene.

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Frequently Asked Questions About The Movie Crypt

What is The Movie Crypt about and what kind of topics does it cover?

A candid, industry-focused show where veteran filmmakers, editors, writers, and actors share honest, practical insights into making movies. Episodes cover everything from low-budget production tricks and festival strategies to creative processes, collaboration, and navigating studio expectations. A standout is the recurring emphasis on indie persistence, mentorship, and hands-on craft, paired with behind-the-scenes anecdotes from iconic horror and genre projects. The format values open conversation over a strict Q&A, often featuring prominent guests from horror, genre cinema, and indie filmmaking, plus a regular canine co-host segment that adds personality. The mix of technical detail, career wisdom, and indie perseverance makes it a strong... more

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Recent guests on The Movie Crypt include:

1. Padraig Reynolds
2. Tabitha Brownstone
3. Krissy Fox
4. James Murray
5. Casper Kelly
6. Dina Silva
7. Eli Roth
8. Simon Glassman

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