Pop Culture Graveyard

By: Hollis James and Dave Horowitz
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  • Summary

  • Pop Culture Graveyard is a podcast hosted by Hollis James and Dave Horowitz, two friends who excitedly discuss their favorite movies, TV and other entertainment delights. Hollis watches everything a million times. Dave usually watches things only once. New episodes drop every Friday! Join our Patreon for early access to commercial-free video episodes! https://patreon.com/popculturegraveyard
    2023
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Art Comedy & Humour
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Episodes
  • Ep 60: "Please don't be the Butcher" (Freaky, 2020)

    Ep 60: "Please don't be the Butcher" (Freaky, 2020)
    Oct 25 2024

    Hollis and Dave try to run from the Blissfield Butcher while wearing awkward high-school mascot costumes in the 2020 slasher-switcheroo Freaky!
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    33 mins
  • Ep 59: "I don't like when he walks around at night." (Insidious, 2010)

    Ep 59: "I don't like when he walks around at night." (Insidious, 2010)
    Oct 18 2024

    Hollis and Dave go ghost hunting and come face to face with lipstick-faced demons, astral-projected children and gas-mask-clad mediums in the 2010 supernatural horror film Insidious.
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    39 mins
  • Ep 58: "Locked in a box for 200 years!" (Dark Shadows, 2012)

    Ep 58: "Locked in a box for 200 years!" (Dark Shadows, 2012)
    Oct 11 2024

    Hollis and Dave open a fish cannery in Collinsport, Maine, and get sucked into a centuries-old feud between a witch and a vampire in Tim Burton's 2012 horror-comedy Dark Shadows!
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    37 mins

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