On this episode of Habeas Corpses we review the 2019 film Brightburn. Is it horror or just a cleaver idea and twist on the modern superhero? Figure that out on this episode loaded with content ranging from the actually movie to Laceys love for Danny DeVito. It's all out unscripted fun on this rant filled track. So turn up the volume and get ready for the Habeas Corpses crew to entertain you.

Friday The 13th Bonus Episode by Habeas Corpses

Welcome back again to another creepy episode of Habeas Corpses. On this episode we dive back into the past and get some lessons in American radioactive history with the true story of the Radium Girls. What do clocks factories, painting, and a radioactive element have in common? Figure out on this episode! We also give a shoutout to a local artist and his recent book the ABC's for the Unusual Child. So grab your headphones and get ready for some radioactive continent.

Episode 35 IT Chapter 2 by Habeas Corpses

Would you like to play a game of hide and seek? Thats exactly the game played in our recent movie viewing experience but with a horrific twist. Our bride in distress has to survive the night while being hunted down for sacrifice in this dark horror comedy. Get ready for a movie full of gore, comedy, and of course hiding as we review Ready or Not.

BUGS!!! Bugs everywhere, all over us, in our teeth and under our skin. This episode finds us talking about the 2006 horror/thriller Bug. Directed by William Friedkin and staring Ashley Judd with her co-star Michael Shannon, be prepared to follow a rabbit hole full of conspiracy and BUGS! Not only do we discuss the film, we also jump into mental health, conspiracy theories, and a dash of political talk. So grab your headphones and get ready for another episode of Habeas corpses.

This weeks episode of Habeas Corpses has us discussing the new crime thriller from Wilson Coneybeare titled American Hangman. The film itself is a typical countdown thriller with a small twist and a lack luster ending, but it dose have us pondering the American justice system. Get ready for some political opinion and a quick peak into the system we all may find ourselves in one day as we converse American Hangman.

Your horror duo from Habeas Corpses ventured to the movie theater this weekend to enjoy some alligator fueled horror. Crawl, the summer horror film form director Alexandre Aja and producer Sam Raimi is our topic of discussion for this episode of Habeas Corpses. So get your headphones and get ready for some good ole Florida hurricanes, alligators, gore, and of course a brief education on the reptilian species.

The date is September 11, 1857, a massacre of over 120 people is about to take place at a small meadow located in southern Utah. Join us on this episode of Habeas Corpses as we take a look at the tragic circumstances which fell upon a group of Arkansas and Missouri travelers in a lonely meadow. We try our best to sift through the fact and fiction while leaving our own religious biases out of the equation as we dive into this dark and reveling history of Utah's 1800s Mormon Government. Was this massacre ordered by the heads of the Mormon Church or perpetrated by extremists? Take a listen now and decide for yourself.

Let's face it, when we stay at a hotel, we think, "What happened in this room?" today, per listener request we are going to talk about that very thing. We are covering the Cecil Hotel located on Skid Row in LA. This hotel has a history of violence, mystery and death and we are only covering the tip of the iceberg.