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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
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Horror
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Panic Fest
Easter Bloody Easter
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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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Filmmaker Michael Pressman (TEENAGE MUTANT NINJA TURTLES 2, LAKE PLACID, PICKET FENCES, THE BAD NEWS BEARS IN BREAKING TRAINING) joins Adam Green and Joe Lynch to discuss his incredible career journey.

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Actress and national treasure Dee Wallace (E.T. THE EXTRA TERRESTRIAL, CUJO, THE FRIGHTENERS, THE HOWLING, CRITTERS, POPCORN) joins Adam Green and Joe Lynch to discuss her incredible career in this very special 700th episode of THE MOVIE CRYPT.

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On October 15, 2026 the world lost a shining light of positivity and one of Hollywood's greatest character actors Richard Riehle. At 78 years old Richard lived an incredible life and in his tremendous career he starred in over 400 films and TV shows.... more

The creator of SPOOKY WORLD and pioneer of the haunted attraction business David Bertolino joins Adam Green to discuss the creation of "America's horror theme park" SPOOKY WORLD, the SPOOKTACULAR documentary (now available on Amazon Prime) and his bo... more

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Recent Guests

Dee Wallace
Actress known for E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial, Cujo, The Howling and The Frighteners
Episode: Ep 700: Dee Wallace
Richard Riehle
Character actor with more than 400 film and television credits
Episode: SPECIAL EPISODE: Farewell, Richard Riehle
David Bertolino
Creator of Spooky World and pioneer of the haunted-attraction business.
Spooky World
Episode: Ep 699: David Bertolino
Brian Duffield
Screenwriter/Director known for Spontaneous, No One Will Save You, Whalefall
Independent filmmaker/Writer-Director
Episode: Ep 698: Brian Duffield
Daniel Kraus
Pulitzer Prize-winning writer and novelist known for Partially Devoured, Angel Down, Whalefall
Episode: Ep 697: Daniel Kraus
Joko Anwar
Indonesian filmmaker known for Satan's Slaves, Ghost In The Cell
Indonesian Film Industry
Episode: Ep 696: Joko Anwar
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

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 States3 months ago
  • Uwe Boll is always enjoyable to listen to, especially here, being interviewed by Adam and Joe.

    Podcast Addict
    5
    Robb
    10 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

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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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Ep 700: Dee Wallace
Q: When you were filming E.T. and seeing it on set, did you have any idea how it was going to touch the world?
Wallace recalls reading the script in a secure location and telling her agent she did not know how much it would do for her career, but believed it could do a lot for the world and wanted to be part of it.
Ep 700: Dee Wallace
Q: When you were just starting out, how did you deal with rejection?
Wallace says her mother taught her that sometimes she was right for a part and sometimes she was not; she should do her best, then move on to the next opportunity.
SPECIAL EPISODE: Farewell, Richard Riehle
Q: And how did you get your work ethic? Where did that come from?
Riehle traces his work ethic to physically demanding jobs he held before acting. He says he regarded acting as a job, showed up prepared, and completed the work.
SPECIAL EPISODE: Farewell, Richard Riehle
Q: So what would your advice be to somebody who's just breaking in as an actor now?
Riehle says the industry has changed, but actors should keep at it until they get an opportunity and be ready when it comes.
Ep 699: David Bertolino
Q: Was there ever talk of expanding the dates of Spooky World, or do you feel that the Halloween season is just as important to the vibe?
Bertolino tried opening on a few late-September dates for special events, but those attempts did not draw as well. He said the attraction worked better once October began, while noting that year-round haunted attractions have since demonstrated a broader audience.

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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:

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2. Richard Riehle
3. David Bertolino
4. Brian Duffield
5. Daniel Kraus
6. Joko Anwar
7. Padraig Reynolds
8. Tabitha Brownstone

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