Ouija boards, Corona Virus, and Montel Williams are the topics of discussion on this episode of Habeas Corpses. Have you used a spirt board in the past? If your answer is yes, then you're sure to enjoy this episodes discussion as we break down the history and facts surrounding the popular talking board game.

The Habeas Corpses duo headed out this weekend to see the new Gretel and Hansel movie based on the Grim Brothers fairy tale. Give it a listen before you head out to the movie theater and check it out for yourself. Also lets us know what your favorite fairy tale is in the comments below.

Hey Corpses crew welcome back to another episode brought to you by the horror duo here at Habeas Corpses. On this episode we return to the days of our youth to discuss creepy encounters with ghosts, folk tales, and the bizarre. Let us know about your creepy encounters in the comments below.

Tremors!!! Yes thats right, on this episode of Habeas Corpses we discuss the hit 1990 film staring Kevin Bacon which we find our selves asking the age old question. What really lies underneath the desert landscape?

We're officially back from holiday break and giving you a two for one on this episode of Habeas Corpses. Both of these films we discuss couldn't be more different from one another. The Light House is from the mind of Robert Eggers, also known for the 2015 horror film The Witch. Staring Willem Dafoe and Robert Pattinson as two lighthouse keepers who start to lose their sanity when a storm strands them on the remote island where they are stationed. It also has a very artistic feel being shot not only in black and white, but with an aspect ratio of 1.19:1, which will truly make an artisan film lovers heart leap. The other is made straight for the big screen aimed at the a wide audience with it's PG-13 ratting, and takes some of us back to our childhood book fair days. Can you guess what it is? Of course you can! It's the one and only Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark from director André Øvredal and producer ‎Guillermo del Toro. So get ready for twice the fun as we start 2020 off the right way with you, the Corpses Crew!

Happy New Years Eve!!! We hope you all stay safe tonight and of course if you're out drinking please have a designated driver, Uber, Lyft, or just stay the night at your party destination. To get your last day of the year off to a good start grab your headphones and get ready for an episode full of adventure. We recently visited the woulds famous Clown Motel located in Tonapah Nevada. We discuss our experience from driving through thick fog, cold showers, and of course clowns. We also watched the new documentary Don't F#@K with Cats and share our opinions on it with you the Corpses Crew!

Happy Holidays from your horrific duo here at Habeas Corpses and welcome to a very special holiday episode of the show. Your horrific duo found themselves consuming, obeying, and of course conforming to the entertainment giant Disney as they watched with the rest of the drones the new Star Wars film The Rise of Skywalker. Although this film won't be falling into the horror or true crime categories on any of your favorite streaming services any time soon, it dose provide quite a few creepy and horrific moments which we discuss. We also tell stories of old holiday traditions, horrific horror movies, and the worst gifts we ever received under our trees. So from our family to yours enjoy this episode of Habeas Corpses and have a horrific and safe holiday.

They're creepy, nasty, and downright disturbing! Parasites are the focus on this episode as we discuss all the gross living organisms that can be living inside of us without our knowledge. Are you carrying around a parasite you caught from your feline friend? Or maybe you drank some dirty water and caught crypto. Get ready for a very uneasy episode full of laughs and cringes as Marcus struggles to pronounce the names of these sicking parasitical organisms.

On this episode we find ourselves looking into a serial killer not from our own country. Mohammed Bijeh or better know as "Tehran Vampire" was a Iranian serial killer who preyed on young boys ages 8-15. He was flogged and publicly executed for his evil crimes in 2005 at the age of 23. We also discuss current and past methods of execution from the widely accepted lethal injection to death by elephants. Of course we also give you a dose of horror news!

Get ready for one of the worst movies we have ever watched to be reviewed by the horror duo here at Habeas Corpses. John Wayne Gacy was an American serial killer known for murdering young men and hiding their bodies away in his crawl space below his home at 8213 West Summerdale Avenue, Chicago, IL. That being said on this episode we are not going over the horrific crimes Gacy committed but rather the awful movie based on his years of rampage. So get your headphones ready, turn up the volume, and enjoy our attempt at finding one positive thing about the 2003 film staring Mark Holton as the man himself, Gacy.