Strap in, fans of The Corpse Cast—Mike and Steve are back with a beach-themed bloodbath! In this sun-scorched episode, the guys dive headfirst into the murky waters of seaside horror, where vacation vibes quickly give way to cosmic dread, body mutilation, and sand-sucking death.

First up is The Beach House (2019), a moody slow-burner that takes an intimate getaway and twists it into a Lovecraftian nightmare of infection and despair. Then, it’s time to crack open the beer and crank the synths for The Mutilator (1984)—a slasher that answers the age-old question: what happens when your dad’s beach house turns into a kill zone? The guys talk ridiculous weapons, absurd one-liners, and that unforgettable theme song, “Fall Break!” Finally, the sand isn’t safe in Blood Beach (1980), where something beneath the surface is snatching up unsuspecting sunbathers. Is it a monster? A metaphor? Or just an excuse for John Saxon to glare at people while the '80s happen around him? Mike and Steve dig deep to find out.

Grab your SPF 666, avoid the shoreline, and join The Corpse Cast for an episode soaked in seafoam, screams, and severed limbs!

In this chillingly chucklesome episode of The Corpse Cast, Mike and Steve dive face-first into the greasepainted madness of clowns in horror. Why are these carnival icons so unsettling? Is it the permanent smile, the unpredictable behavior, or the sheer absurdity of their existence? The boys tackle these questions with a blend of blood-soaked insight and dark humor.

They kick things off with a breakdown of Clown (2014), the body-horror tale of a father cursed by an ancient demon masquerading as a clown suit. Next up is Stitches (2012), a slasher-comedy romp where a vengeful undead clown crashes a teenager's party with hilariously gory results. Finally, they close with the cult classic Killer Klowns from Outer Space (1988), a candy-colored nightmare filled with popcorn guns, cotton candy cocoons, and extraterrestrial absurdity.

On this squirm-inducing episode of The Corpse Cast, Mike and Steve dig deep into the dark, damp underworld of killer bug horror. First up: the Spanish-American cult classic Slugs (1988), where flesh-eating mollusks make suburban life a literal hellhole. Then, the guys crawl back to 1976’s Squirm, where a downed power line turns innocent earthworms into writhing, toothy death machines. Finally, they wrap up with The Nest (1987), a deeply '80s gem packed with mutant cockroaches, mad science, and some seriously grotesque practical effects.

So grab your salt, avoid the plumbing, and tune in... because on this episode, the infestation is personal.

In this deep-dive horror episode, Mike and Steve take a blood-soaked trip through the chilling, surreal world of Dario Argento’s Three Mothers Trilogy. They kick things off with 1977’s Suspiria, praising its dreamlike atmosphere, Goblin’s iconic score, and the technicolor nightmare that introduced audiences to Mater Suspiriorum, the Mother of Sighs. Then they plunge into 1980’s Inferno, where Argento dials up the visual storytelling and occult mysticism, and the guys debate whether style truly trumps substance. Finally, they close with Mother of Tears (2007), the long-awaited and controversial finale, exploring whether it delivered the epic conclusion fans hoped for—or left them sighing for different reasons.

What's with 80's horror movies and their love affair with Toxic Waste? Well, we get into that on this episode, as well as listing our top 5 80's horror movies involving Toxic Waste. All that's left is for you to get on it!

After a bit of a hiatus, The Corpse Cast is back in full swing with a brand new episode! This episode Mike and Steve will be talking about Horror movies directed by Rock Stars... and 2/3rds of them starring Devin Sawa. How's  that for a niche genre, huh?

In this chilling episode of The Corpse Cast, your gruesome hosts dive into a terrifying trio of supernatural nightmares! First up, they unravel the flesh-ripping terror of The Queen of Black Magic (2019), discussing its brutal reimagining of the classic Indonesian horror and the film’s nightmarish blend of witchcraft and body horror. Then, they sink their teeth into Sumala (2024), a spine-tingling descent into Southeast Asia's folklore, where curses and vengeful spirits lurk in the shadows. Finally, they dig deep into the grotesque torment of Grave Torture (2024), dissecting its unrelenting brutality and gruesome atmosphere. Come and get it!

It's been quite a while since we've had a proper episode of The Corpse Cast due to wanting our wives to like us and Steve playing in a sweet band. So, I decided to make sure you didn't forget about us and put together a bonus episode! I talk about Vampyr from 1932. A film that I'd shamefully not seen until now. Come and get it!