On this episode of Habeas Corpses we definitely do not talk about the 90s Sci-fi satire Starship Troopers with our friend Alex.

On this episode we dive into the horrific acts of April 15, 2013, when two home made explosives detonated during the Boston Marathon killing three and injuring many more. The film Patriots Day tells the story of those who were affected by the events of that day and the members of law enforcement who hunted down the brothers Dzhokhar and Tamerlan Tsarnaev who were responsible for the bombing.

Join us on this episode as we talk about Midnight Meat Train straight from the mind of Clive Barker. Staring Bradley Cooper as Leon the aspiring street photographer looking to make it big and Vinnie Jones as our sadistic butcher. The typical early 3D movie gags are played out big time in this one along with some scenes that made us a little uneasy.

Welcome back to another episode of Habeas Corpses to all of you. On this episode we take a look into the case of Jessica Gutierrez, who went missing from her home back in 1986 at the young age of four years old. Lacey had the opportunity to talk with Jessica's mother who is to this day still searching for answer's in her daughters disappearance.

On this episode of Habeas Corpses we take a look at the 1999 creature feature Bats. Shot right here in our home state of Utah makes its cool to see the scenery of our own home town on the big screen. If you're interested in watching Bats for free its streaming currently on Tubi.

Hey all you corpses and ghouls out there and welcome to another episode of Habeas Corpses. On this episode Marcus is joined by visual artist, illustrator and educator Jordan C Brun, as they discuss the 1988 film from Frank Henelotter Brain Damage. We also get into some side commentary on the happenings in this new world we are all trying to understand as well as other side discussion. You can check out Jordan's artistic talents on his web site at https://www.jordancbrun.com and as always a big thanks to him for coming on the show. ENJOY :)

Welcome to part 2 of our look into the Hulu original Castle Rock. We finish off season 1 & 2 in this episode full of more Stephen King references especially the introduction of Annie from the popular King novel Misery.

We're jumping into the popular horror drama Castle Rock for the next 4 episodes as we break down both seasons 1 and 2. On this episode we discus the characters in this intriguing story, Stephen King universe references, the opening first 5 episodes and a some political commentary. If you would like to stay up with us on the episodes you can find Castle Rock streaming on Hulu.

With all these platform exclusive titles available to watch from companies such as Hulu, Amazon, Youtube and Netflix we decided to give one a shot. Rattle Snake made for Netflix was our pick for this weeks episode which eventually turns into a conversation on Uber ride stories, selling items online, Marcus and his giving personality and much more. So join us on a not so horrific but still humor filled episode of Habeas Corpses.

Get out of the water the zombeavers are coming!!!! Thats right Corpses Crew on this episode were talking about the 2014 horror comedy Zombeavers. So join us for an episode full of our thoughts on the movie, what zombie animal we would like to see and the dreaded murder hornets.