Habeas Corpses

On this weeks episode we discuss the 1980 cult classic Maniac and its remake from 2012. Who pulled off the role of Frank our crazed maniac killer better, Joe Spinell or Elijah Wood? Which version do our hosts enjoy more? Find out the answer to these questions and more as we rip apart Maniac.

On this episode of Habeas Corpses we take a look at the 2000 horror/thriller "The Cell" staring Jennifer Lopez, Vince Vaughn, and Vincent D'Onofiro. Popular with critics for director Tarsem Singh unique artistic approach to the film and being able to plunge the audience into the mind of a serial killer, but will the Habeas Corpses crew have the same opinion? Figure out on this episode.

Last week we covered the background of Elizabeth Short, or better known as the Black Dahlia. On this weeks episode we dive into the theories behind who did the grizzly deed. Take a listen as we discuss the straight up bizarre conspiracies to some theories which could hold clout.

On this special two part episode of Habeas Corpses we travel back in time to the shocking crime know as the "Black Dahlia". Who was Elizabeth Short and how did she meet her demise? What made this crime scene so grisly? Take a listen as we discuss these topics and more on this very special two part episode.

On this episode of Habeas corpses we take a look at the 1979 classic Tourist Trap, starring Chuck Connors as the creepy telekinetic killer. We discuss why this film brings frightful joy to Lacey, yet dreaded fear to Marcus. We also dive into the story of Russias Anatoly Yurevych Moskvin and his obsession with death, dying, and the occult which led to his infamous gave robbing spree. So get ready for a creepy episode full of mannequins, dolls, mummification, telekinetic powers, and good ole horror fun.

Do you ever wonder what your neighbors are hiding locked away behind closed doors? Join us on this episode as we discuss the classic 1991 horror film "The People Under the Stairs" from Wes Craven. We also dive into the Fritzl case, the true story of a woman named Elisabeth Fritzl who told police in the town of Amstetten, Austria, that she had been held captive for 24 years by her father, Josef Fritzl.

Join us for episode 7 as we dive into one of Americas most bizarre and disturbing crime scenes from the 1950s. We're traveling back in time to the small town Plainfield Wisconsin home of the notorious American psychopath Ed Gein. What made this killer so disturbing? What did local law enfacement find inside lonely farm house? Find out these questions and much more on this episode of Habeas Corpses.

Patrick Stewart cast as a villain? Join us for this weeks episode as we talk about Jemery Saulnier 2015 horror/thriller Green Room. Staring the late Anton Yelchin, Patrick Stewart, and Imogen Poots in this thrilling, claustrophobic inducing, fight for survival.

On this episode of Habeas Corpses we talk about the recent release of Hell Fest. Come join the fun as we discuss our thoughts on the film, its creepy killer known as "The Other" and dive into a discussion with a local haunted house employee. Don't forget to check us out on Instagram as well and leave a rating and comment so we know your thoughts as well.

On this episode of Habeas Corpses we are joined by our good friend Alex to discuss the 2015 post apocoliptic film Turbo Kid from Francois Simard and Anouk Whissell. Full of humor, blood, gore, and a robotic/human love story, this one is sure to keep you on the edge of your seat.