True Crime Movie Club

OJ's dead y'all. The Juice done spoiled. Enjoy these two classic TCMC episodes and pour one out for the Hertz Man. New episodes coming soon!

Hey everyone! Here's a Halloween two-fer! This is a brand-new sister show in the TCMC Universe hosted by Micheal and Jesse! Join them as they journey into the unknown, interviewing eyewitnesses to the paranormal, unsettling, and unexplained. In this premiere episode of Unknown Horizons, Micheal and Jesse interview Dolores, who experienced multiple events of terrifying paranormal phenomena while growing up in her Texas home during the 1980s and 1990s.

We hope you all will like it, and if you do, please be sure to subscribe to Unknown Horizons on your podcast provider of choice, and leave us a rating and review - it's the best way to help get the word out about new shows like this one.

Have a happy and safe Halloween! TRUE CRIME MOVIE CLUB will return soon!

Hey everyone - sorry this took so long to put out. This was supposed to be released back in October before we left on the Mothman movie shoot, but a lot has happened since then that has led to a lot of complications in getting episodes out on time. We're thinking of podcasting about it soon just to be transparent, but we'll see. In the meantime, we hope you'll enjoy this super-long and ridiculous episode of TCMC featuring the very first Dahmer movie, "The Secret Life", starring Blood Diner's Carl Crew!

Hoo boy, this one's a twofer - more bullshit from Geno McGahee and more fake Amityville.

The List family have been murdered on film no less than four times. This is one of those times.

Not even Crispin Glover can save this dime-store exploitation-wannabe "slasher" film supposedly based on "true events" in this week's episode of TRUE CRIME MOVIE CLUB!

While the bulk of the TCMC/1289 crew is on hiatus for a number of reasons, Micheal and Jesse bring you something special - their recent radio audition for a new show idea called "Into The Unknown"!

This movie could not hold our attention, so we ended up talking about other dumb shit for half of the episode - enjoy!

(CONTENT WARNING: This is easily the most despicable and disgusting movie we've reviewed yet, so if you're easily disturbed or upset by cinematic portrayals of rape and the discussion of them, skip this episode.)

We can't even joke about this one, y'all - in this episode we trash the 2012 "Paranormal Activity" ripoff, "100 Ghost Street: The Return of Richard Speck" - a film that uses cheap shock tactics like murder via ghost rape to scare the audience it has duped into watching it.

Sparkies are for closers in our review of David Mamet's 2013 HBO movie adaptation of the Phil Spector murder case! Grab some popcorn and your favorite wig and join us for a lively discussion about this jumbled mess of a TV film!