This episode we're talking about The Murderdolls' album from 2002 entitled Beyond the Valley of the Murderdolls. We also talk about a Nazi-horror film named The Devil's Rock.
It's all about demons and the devil tonight friends... This week we take a journey with the King into a home infested with a demonic presence with King Diamond's Them; then we hop on the goat-train and watch a sleazefest from 1982 called Black Candles... Oh and one last thing... Shane answers the question of what happens when you're taken to the edge of rockdom with Iron Maiden...
Johnny and Mike are back with this month's Cadaver Indies... Get ready for it folks, tits, gore, and... well... more tits. Anyhoo... The Trivia Challenge has begun again after the thrashing Johnny gave Mike. The "prize" for the loser is still up in the air, but the game is afoot... Check it out.
This week we're talking about The Other's 2012 album called New Blood. We also take a deep, dark journey into our own minds with Brain Dead from 1990. Thankfully this episode doesn't mess with your mind quite as much as this movie messed with ours... but something tells me you'll get a scar or two from listening.
We're finally back... and with a veritable marathon of goodness as we talk about Osaka Popstar and the 1978 Mexican Satanic classic Alucarda. Trust me... I didn't know that it was based loosely on Sheridan Le Fanu's Carmilla before we picked it for the show... I promise! I don't know why I'm drawn to erotic pseudo-vampire movies... dang!
What happens when we decide to talk about a movie that cannot be described in words? Well, you're about to find out with this episode. If you haven't guessed, we talk about 1977's Japanese trip Hausu. We also talk about Misfits as their third wave kicks off with the first album with original content in The Devil's Rain.
We're back with Episode 12 talking about Shadow Reichenstein's 2006 album called Werewolf Order and Denzel Washington's supernatural horror film Fallen from 1998.
This is the first official "marathon" episode, clocking in at over two and a half hours... we're really going to test your stamina! This episode we talk about Finland's power pop/metal Lordi and their latest album from 2010 Babez for Breakfast and a 1973 overlooked supernatural shocker Baba Yaga.
Alrighty folks, The Corpse Cast is officially off and running hitting the first milestone of 10 episodes! This episode, we talk about Left For Dead, a band from right here in Salt Lake City. We also talk about Wes Craven's 1972 exploitation classic Last House on the Left. Though we don't talk about the remake in detail, we do some comparing and contrasting of the two versions. Finally, for this episode we offer a sweet price for anyone who call […]
Experience our first foray into the Japanese Pinky Violence genre with our discussion on Noribumi Suzuki's 1973 masterpiece Sex & Fury. We also talk about New York City's own The Serpenteens and their 2006 album entitled Dead Men Walking.
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