Welcome to another episode of Habeas Corpses in which you the fans are getting a two for one episode. We first start off by talking about the horrors of throwing up in your own car followed by a conversation on the classic Disney movie Halloween Town. We finish the episode off by discussing the original three Childs Play film's. So join in on the fun and horrific conversation in the episode of Habeas Corpses.

On this episode of Habeas Corpses we take a look at the film Hard Candy, and no were not talking about any form of candy you eat. Hard Candy has us following Patrick Wilson who plays a photographer named Jeff, Ellen Page who plays a young teen named Haley and Sandra Oh who plays a neighbor for about 60 seconds. Jeff, the professional photographer meets up with Haley for a day out on the town which turns into drinking screw drives at his home. Jeff has a dark past which Haley begins to bring out with her interrogation techniques all while trying to reach the real question, did Jeff kill a young teen who's missing in town? Find out our thoughts on this twisted psychological thriller in this episode of Habeas Corpses.

Not one movie, but three creepy movies are discussed in the latest episode of Habeas Corpses full of our usually side tracked conversation, laughs and fun. First up is the 90 minute commercial free horrific presidential debates that shocked Americans. Can we really say we were surprised by the actions of Joe Biden and Donald Trump? Then we dive into the satanic 2000's remake of The Omen. Followed by a review of the 1999 Tim Burton Sleepy Hollow, staring Johnny Depp and Christina Ricci. Where ever you may be we hope you enjoy this latest episode and have a spooky start to your October.

Welcome back all you boils and ghouls to another episode from the Habeas Corpses Crew. On this episode we dive into what excites us about the fall weather and changing of the seasons plus how Covid-19 has changed the face of Halloween 2020. We also discus how cheesy the 80s hit Top Gun actually is while discussing the cancel Netflix movement over the controversial movie Cuties.

Welcome to a two for one episode in which we discuss the Tim Burton film Frankenweenie and Mr. Mercedes all in one horrific episode.

We all have those horrific moments at work from screwing up a big project to our current situation in the pandemic. Join us on this episode of Habeas Corpses as we share our horror stories from our current and past employment. We also have loads of other horrific topics and hilarious conversation on this episode.

American Horror Story 1984 sets us up for plenty of killer nods to horror movies of the time and much more from the 80s. We also talk briefly about The Peanut Butter Falcon and our feelings on treating people as equals. Get ready for another episode full of fight and fun discussion made just for you the Boils and Ghouls.

Knock Knock, who's there? Habeas Corpses of course and on this episode were diving into the Eli Roth film Knock Knock staring Keanu Reeves.

Dive into this episode of Habeas Corpses full of entertainment, conspiracy, covid-19, human trafficking, tank dozers, and much more. We hope you enjoy this episode on wish to hear your thoughts on all of our topics in the comments below.

When They See Us is the story of the Exonerated Five, previously known as the Central Park Five, who were a group of teenagers falsley accused of beating and raping a women in Central Park during the year of 1989. On this episode of Habeas Corpses we discuss they critical acclaimed and shocking story which is told though the four part series streaming on Netflix. We also add our own thoughts the justice system, police interrogations and the current state of the world.