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The Zom-Bee TV Freakend Festival has come and gone, but it will be forever remembered by the incriminating photos and this episode of the Corpse Cast! This week we talk about the Freakend along with Mario Bava's A Bay of Blood and Life of Agony's River Runs Red...  

This one goes out to all you lovers out there... Lovers of great psychobilly and underboob!  

We're back and boy... do we have a doozy for you this week! We're talking about a great punk/psychobilly band called The Kasketeers and a vampire movie from the early 70's called Count Yorga, Vampire. You might have noticed that this is kind of a marathon of an episode, that's because we had an huge number of voicemails this episode coming in from all around the world.    

  Kicking off The Corpse Cast's second year we're going back to some old school rock and roll! We're talking about metal masters Impaler and their 2009 album Cryptozoology (Creatures of God?)... We're also talking about the movie that can only be described as cheese-dick in Black Roses from 1988...

  Episode 50 folks... That's right! We've made it through the first great podcasting milestone. The problem is that we're going strong and we're NEVER GONNA STOP! I will tell you what though, this week's movie made me question everything that I thought I knew and left me with a sick feeling in my stomach. This week we're talking about Creepersin's 2005 album The Rise of Creepersin and Gaspar Noe's 2002 brutal masterpiece Irreversible.

  Corpse Cast Episode 49 is in the House! Not really sure why I went with that intro except for the fact that we're talking about a couple of winners this episode. You maggots ever heard of the Ukraine? No? Well, maybe you oughtta bust out a book every once in a while... However, let me save you some trouble. We're talking about the Ukraine's newest Horror Punk Sensation Hellfire Sox and their 2011 album Hellville. We then take a […]

  We got a double special episode this week boys and girls... It's an ALL-Salt Lake City episode featuring a band called Victims Willing... Hailing from the heart of SLC. We're talking about their album from 2010 entitled Old Bones and New Cadavers. We then talk about a Christmas classic filmed here in the SLC (as well as the surrounding areas) from 1984 called Silent Night, Deadly Night...

We're back folks and we're talking about a mysterious band from the Orient... maybe they're from there... I'm not even really sure what "The Orient" consists of... but it sounds good, right? We're talking about Japan's Industrial/Horror Punk stalwarts Balzac, and their 2010 album, Judgement Day. We're also talking about Maestro Bava's 1960 classic Black Sunday.

You guys ready for this?!? Folks, this is a marathon of an episode that will test your limits both physically and mentally. You will be screaming to your maker for mercy... and yet... no mercy will be available to you! This episode we're talking about Mr. Horror himself, Rob Zombie and his 1998 inaugural solo album entitled Hellbilly Deluxe. We're also taking our first jaunt into a filmed written, directed, and starring the Spanish dream... Paul Naschy as we talk about Night of the […]