Join us on this episode as we break down the last half of the HBO MAX series The Last of Us.

On this episode of Habeas Corpses your spooky crew talks about the first four episodes of HBO's new series The Last of Us based on the critically acclaimed video game of the same title from Naughty Dog.

Welcome back to another episode of Habeas Corpses! On this episode we take a look at the new horror movie M3GAN which shows us what happens when technology goes too far.

The new film The Whale from Darren Aronofsky is our topic of discussion on this episode, sorta. We also find ourselves digressing quite a bit into other topics of discussion as is the classic Habeas Corpses fashion. So join us as we talk about this new disturbing film staring Brendan Fraser, Sadie Sink, and Ty Simpkins.

Get ready to get into the holiday spirt with this episode as we sit down to discuss the new holiday movie Violent Night and The Lodge.

Happy Thanksgiving to all of our avid listeners out there. We hope you're all having a wonder time with family and friends. On this episode of Habeas Corpses we discuss the new film staring Anya Taylor-Joy and Ralph Fiennes titled The Menu. It's the perfect film for this time of year and surprisingly refreshing from the latest horror and thriller releases. So get ready for an episode full of food and fun as we also discuss some of our Thanksgiving horror stories and The Menu.

Terrifier 2 is the movie of discussion on this episode. Our friend Alex joins us as we discuss this extremely violent and gore filled movie featuring the new horror icon Art the Clown.

We've come to the end of an era for the Halloween movies franchise with the latest release of Halloween Ends. Is it worth a watch or will it leave you scratching your head wondering what the hell you just watched? Listen to our review to find out and as always stay creepy.

It's a two for one on this episode as we give our thoughts and opinions on SMILE which is now playing in theaters and Jeffery Dahmer which is streaming on Netflix.

On this episode we discuss Pearl the new movie from Ti West which prequels the recent release X. Pearl stars recurring actor Mia Goth who reprises her role as a much younger version of Pearl. The movie tells the story of Pearl who lives with her parents on an isolated farm house during the pandemic of the early 1900s and World War I, giving us a look into her disturbed life which we all seen in X.