The Corpse Cast is back! For the first episode to come out during the Holiday Season we present our chat about Be’Lakor’s 2012 album called Of Breath and Bone. Next, no this has nothing to do with Rob Zombie, we’re talking about Jean Rollin’s melancholy classic The Living Dead Girl from 1982… Get Some!

The Corpse Cast is back! This episode we’re talking about the latest from Powerman 5000 called The Noble Rot (2020), and The Wretched (2019). It’s all for you, Damien!!!

A happy Halloween to everybody for the last Corpse Cast episode before the dreaded day! This episode we’re talking about Night Demon’s 2015 album called Curse of the Damned. Then we’re talking about a brand new anthology horror film called The Mortuary Collection from 2019. Come and get it!

Halloween time is finally upon us! To celebrate, this week we’re talking about Pumpkinhead from 1988. We’re also talking German Power Metal with Primal Fear’s 2020 album called Metal Commando! Come and get it!

The Corpse Cast is back with another episode that you should shove right up your ears as soon as possible! This time we’re talking about Marilyn Manson’s brand new album called We Are Chaos from 2020. We’re also going to visit a never-before-scene of Quantum Leap when we talk Lord of Illusions from 1995… Time […]

You got it right, folks… The Corpse Cast is back and boy do we have a devilish show for you! We start off by talking about a band from Louisville Kentucky called Prayer Line. Specifically we talk about their album from 2019 called Drink the Blood. Then we take you into the depths of hell […]

That’s right folks! We’re back! This episode we’re talking about some Swedish Industrial/Goth/who knows music from Deathstars. We’re talking specifically about their album called Termination Bliss from 2006. We’re also talking about the 2018 Action/Horror film called Overlord… come and get it FIENDS!

Alright folks! We’re back and going a little lighter with this episode! First up we’ve got The Birthday Massacre’s brand new album from 2020 called Diamonds. Then we’ve got a horror comedy classic from 1999 called Idle Hands.

You in the mood to watch some old men kick some ass? Well, you’ve come to the right place! This episode we take a look at VFW from 2019. We also take a listen to Katatonia’s album from 2020 called City Burials. Come and get it!

We’re back folks! This week we’re getting all classy by talking about Neoclassical-Metal stalwart Yngwie Malmsteen and his album Trilogy from 1986. We’re also talking about Wes Craven’s oft overlooked classic, Shocker from 1989.