Grave Tone: Horror Podcast

Resident Evil 2026 Review: Zach Cregger Pulled It Off

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 th

Hope Movie Review and Ending Explained: What Really Landed in Hope Harbor

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, th

Return to Oz and The Peanut Butter Solution: 1985's Two Weirdest Kids Movies

Return to Oz and The Peanut Butter Solution both came out in 1985; both were sold as children's movies, and both are genuinely upsetting. Meaghan and Arthur team up with

Jonathan Janz on Marla, His TV Adaptation & Moonflowers

Jonathan Janz on Marla, the horror novel that sold out before it went on sale and then spent four years being the book nobody could find. Now it is everywhere, and he cam

Daniel Barnett on Nightmareland: The Dark Tower Meets The Last of Us

Daniel Barnett built a horror epic out of eternal night, and the Nightmareland omnibus is only the halfway point. Twelve volumes are planned. We sit down with horror aut

Buddy (2026) Review: Casper Kelly's Killer Unicorn Is a Perfect Midnight Movie

Buddy (2026) review: Casper Kelly's killer unicorn horror comedy is the most unhinged thing in theaters this week, and we are fully on board. Meaghan and Arthur caught B

Colony Review: Train to Busan Director's Goopiest Outbreak Yet

Colony (2026) review: Yeon Sang-ho went back to zombies and made them learn. Meaghan and Arthur break down the Train to Busan director's newest outbreak. Colony traps bi

Insidious: Out of the Further Review + Post-Credits Explained

Insidious: Out of the Further review, and we did the homework first. We rewatched all five previous Insidious films in one week, then walked into the sixth one with fresh

Fantasia Film Festival 2026: The Best Horror Films We Saw Out of 20-Plus Screenings

Fantasia Film Festival 2026 is over, and we saw more than 20 films between us. These are the six that stuck. Meaghan and Arthur close out Grave Tone's Fantasia Film Fest

Junction Row Review: Katharine Isabelle Fights Cosmic Horror at Fantasia 2026

Junction Row review time, and this Fantasia 2026 world premiere is the one that split us right down the middle. Meaghan and Arthur close out their Fantasia International

The Glorious Dead Review: The Adams Family Go Full Apocalypse

The Glorious Dead review: the Adams Family wake a small town to blood in the taps and dead that will not stay buried. Meaghan and Arthur close out their Fantasia 2026 c

Home Bodies Review: Casey Walker's Fantasia 2026's Creepiest Smart Home

Home Bodies review time. Casey Walker's Canadian sci-fi horror had its world premiere at Fantasia 2026, and it left us with a lot to chew on. Two children, Red and Blue

Los Vampires & The Leader Review | Fantasia 2026 Double Bill

Los Vampires review, plus The Leader, both caught at Fantasia 2026 and both built on things that actually happened. Meaghan went to these two solo (Arthur could not get i

No Rest for the Wicked Explained: Fantasia's Award-Winning Queer Vampire Film

No Rest for the Wicked is a queer vampire love story from the 1862 Faroe Islands, and it wrecked us in the best way. This one had our attention before the festival schedu

Penny Lane Is Dead Review: The Ozploitation Slasher That Made Fantasia Faint & Someone's Daughter Review

Penny Lane Is Dead review: the 1986 Ozploitation slasher that dropped a Fantasia audience member on the floor, plus the world premiere of Someone's Daughter.   PENNY LA

Nightborn Review: Rupert Grint's Monster Baby Folk Horror Nightmare

Nightborn review time. Hanna Bergholm's Finnish folk horror lands on Shudder July 31, and we caught it at Fantasia first (the North American premiere, no less). This is h

Fantasia 2026 Reviews: Tight Lettuce and Attack on Paradise, Spoiler Free

Fantasia 2026 reviews: Tight Lettuce and Attack on Paradise, two world premieres, spoiler free and we loved both! Tight Lettuce: A Quebec Family Drama Built on a True St

Her Private Hell Explained (Kind Of): Nicolas Winding Refn at Fantasia

Her Private Hell is the most beautiful movie we couldn't explain. Nicolas Winding Refn's first film in a decade opened the 30th Fantasia International Film Festival, and

Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma Review: Jane Schoenbrun's Meta Slasher Is Gory, Funny, and Queer

Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma review, spoilers included, straight off its Canadian premiere at Fantasia. Jane Schoenbrun made a queer slasher that loves slashers,

Alex Grass on Infernal Tramps, Body Horror & Weird Terror

Infernal Tramps: Tales of Weird Terror is out today, and Alex Grass sat down with us for a horror author interview that went everywhere we hoped it would. He traces his h