Drunken Cinema, Vol. 4 (Remake Madness edition): Friday the 13th

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08/29/14 • 104 min

The Grave Plot Podcast

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Episode 22 – The Purge: Anarchy/Deliver Us From Evil

Hey guys! Welcome to episode deuce-deuce of the Grave Plot Podcast! We start the show off on a somber note, discussing the recent suicide of Robin Williams. Robin was a bright light in this world and we're sad to see it go out. If you or someone you know is battling depression, please contact someone. We give you all the resources, and you can even contact us. We'll listen. Unfortunately, that's not the only death we talk about. In Horror Business, we discuss the passing of Marilyn Burns, best known as Sally Hardesty from the original Texas Chainsaw Massacre. Speaking of The Texas Chainsaw Massacre, we give you all the updates on the new prequel, Leatherface. We then go on to discuss the latest on Ghostbusters 3. There's good news and bad news. Speaking of trilogies, Blumhouse and Radius are set to release three movies from the Duplass brothers called Creep. We break it down. Want the latest on the Evil Dead universe? Well so does everyone else, including Jane Levy, the star of the remake. Is there going to be a sequel? A TV show? No one knows for sure. What we do know is that it finally appears like we'll be seeing Pride and Prejudice and Zombies hit the big screen. We tell you who's in it and where it's at in the process. There's also a pair of news stories about Resident Evil. The first is about a potential TV show called Arklay based on the series of games. The second is the news that the original GameCube version of the game is being remade in HD. Speaking of video games, we also bring you up to date on the new Silent Hills. Finally, we tell you the latest casting updates for American Horror Story: Freakshow and tell you why we are no longer looking forward to The Green Inferno. We then move on to the reviews. First up is The Purge: Anarchy, the sequel to 2013 movie about the one night a year where anything goes. The sequel is basically the same shit. Our second review is the new possession/crime/thriller film Deliver Us From Evil. It stars the Hulk and Jeff Winger and sparks a conversation about exorcisms in film. So pop us in your ear balls and enjoy another thrilling episode of The Grave Plot Podcast! National Suicide Prevention Lifeline - 1-800-273-8255

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Episode 23 – Leprechaun/Leprechaun: Origins/Mike McMurran

Top of the mornin' to ya! Today's episode features a little luck of the Irish. We have a double-header of Leprechaun movies, including the original from 1993 and the brand new reboot, Leprechaun: Origins. There's not a lot of comparison but there's enough discussion to be more interesting than the movies themselves. We also got a chance to speak with writer/director/producer/craft services/driver Mike McMurran of Reel Phobia Productions. Mike discussed his previous short films Beneath and Demon Bitch, plus gave us all the details of his first full-length feature, Secret Santa. You can donate to the cause and help the movie get made by going to their Indiegogo page, located here. Even as little as $5 helps and gets you some cool prizes to say thanks. While we're on the subject of Christmas-themed horror movies, Michael Dougherty's Krampus has a release date. We wait with bated breath. We also await the new film from the director of Stitches, a film by the name of The Dark. Speaking of new projects, there is a movie in the works that is being called The Expendables of final girls, called The Survivors. There's also a new writer attached to The Ring 3 and the Dead Rising movie adaptation gets a director. There's a couple of sequels being bandied about, including a third film in The Collector series and Rob Zombie is pondering the idea of another Devil's Rejects. Did someone say zombie? Because SpectreVision has picked up the rights to an "anthropological zombie movie" called Curse the Darkness. In addition, the Arnold Schwarzanegger zombie flick Maggie has been picked by Lionsgate and we break down the newest character on The Walking Dead. So grab your pint of Guiness and may the road rise to meet you. Erin go Bragh!