Head Cannon

Brent and Corey chat with our good friend Mike Jeffers about 1981's An American Werewolf in London, poppin' seltzies in a bathtub full of Orbeez, getting our balloons stolen by naked Americans, and crushin' on 80-year-olds. Don't ask us for food; we don't have any!

Brent and Corey dive into debauchery and depravity with friend and Twitter darling Anthony Pederson (aka Octopus/Caveman) about 2018's Mandy, sex shops, jerk-off booths, prison experiences, the death penalty, and our crusade to end discrimination in pornography. Strap in, amigos! It's gonna be a long three days!

Brent and Corey reconnect with longtime friend Nicole Bruce to discuss 1985's Fright Night. We talk about Brent's toilet issues, Hollywood from Mannequin (and unfortunately Kristy Swanson), Indianapolis' own Sammy Terry, and Nicole's incredible, amazing 31 Days of Halloween, where she changes her face into an entirely new person everyday. Check her out on Instagram @ nicolethebruce!

Brent and Corey chat with Corey's friend from The Second City Chicago, Jack Hutsey, about 1992's Francis Ford Coppola's Bram Stoker's Dracula. We discuss making out with Walt Whitman, Twizzler-Man, A Very Madea Dracula, and the inherent horniness of vampires. Lay right down on our old, dusty, bedbug infested bed and let us chow down on your bangers and mash!

Brent and Corey chat with a friend from ComedySportz Indianapolis and lecturer/instructor of creative writing and media arts & science at IUPUI and Ball State, John King, about the 1982 film, John Carpenter's The Thing. We discuss how the movie is basically Animal House in Antarctica, the worst parts about having children, Downton Abbey, and the importance of cuddles. So cop a squat, pass the scotch, and stare at us distrustfully as we sink down into the frigid cold together!

Brent and Corey wander into an isolated world of danger and intrigue with Chicago-based improvisor Claire Saskowski as we cover 2010's Shutter Island. Join us as we struggle to discern reality from fiction, and chat about our good friends Leo DiCaprio, Jean Claude Von Damme, and Eddie Von Halen. In the immortal words of Gwen Stefani: We ain't no hollow back girl!

Brent and Corey hang out with Chicago-based comedian Meaghan Pelissier to talk about 2011's The Cabin in the Woods. We discuss the monsters, the lore, and the behind-the-scenes of the movie, as well as aggressive winking and that time Corey stepped on TJ Miller's foot. So grab a random trinket from your basement and join us!

Brent, Corey, and guest Ryan Ruckman went off on a tangent talking about, like, 30 movies that had nothing to do with Candyman, so it got cut from the episode! BUT it was too good to leave on the cutting room floor, so in this special bonus material we talk about Dune, Cool World, Insomnia, One Hour Photo, Dreamcatcher, What Dreams May Come, Death to Smoochy, Dr. T and the Women, Popeye, True Detective, Who Framed Roger Rabbit?, Failure to Launch, Starship Troopers, RoboCop, and many others.

Brent and Corey catch-up with the gem of the Indianapolis theatre scene, Ryan Ruckman! Just in time for the release of Nia DaCosta's new Candyman movie, we revisit the original, 1992's Candyman. In our most musical episode yet, we discuss Ryan's time with Defiance Comedy's boy band BroZone, the real crime that inspired Candyman, how many buttcracks Klingons have, and Corey gets off on a tangent about how much he loooOOOOOoooooOOOOoooves Kendrick Lamar. Say "Head Cannon" five times in the mirror!

Brent and Corey talk with their fellow former ComedySportz Indianapolis alum and sommelier extraordinaire Ella Raymont about wine, fake Shemps, and Sam Raimi's 1981 horror classic The Evil Dead. Grab a quick protein and let's go!