The Corpse Cast Horror Podcast

Mike Cadaver

Join Mike Cadaver, and the Magnificent Meat-Castle: Matt Wall, as they discuss Horror in all its incarnations. Episodes may include lists, reviews, etc… fun for the whole family!* *Not recommended for the whole family.

  1. 2 days ago

    The Corpse Cast episode 399 - Halloween Extravaganza 2026! - Hollowgate (1988) and Hack-O-Lantern (1988)

    Halloween movies are supposed to be scary, not gloriously unhinged, but this episode proves the best October watches are often the ones that make zero sense. Mike and Matt kick off their Halloween extravaganza with two cursed cult oddities from 1988 - and by the time they are done, you will never look at pink wigs, scarecrow fences, or a basement Satan closet the same way again. Mike frames the season with his essential Halloween watchlist, while Matt does what he does best: shredding bad movie logic with hilarious precision. Together they break down the bizarre fever dream that is Hollow Gate, a Trauma Team oddity with a ridiculous timeline, a clown who hates Halloween, and a killer who treats every costume change like a new murder mode. Then they go deep on Hack O'Lantern, where Grandpa Drindle, a satanic family feud, and one of the strangest Halloween party setups ever put on film turn into pure late-80s madness. You will discover: -Why Hollow Gate feels like a shot-on-video nightmare that somehow became essential seasonal viewing -The exact kind of bad dialogue, awkward acting, and costume-shop nonsense that makes these movies so memorable -How Hack O'Lantern turns pumpkins, occult rituals, and family drama into a gloriously weird slasher -Why High Pike's Grandpa Drindle steals every scene he is in -What makes these films less polished than the classics, but way more fun to talk about -They also revisit Halloween staples like Night of the Demons, Halloween III: Season of the Witch, Trick or Treat, and more, arguing over the best fall movie energy the weirdest 80s movie behavior, and why old genre actors brought a level of chaos modern horror just cannot fake. If you love offbeat horror, cult cinema, and comedy th at comes from watching grown adults make the worst possible decisions, this episode is your October jackpot. -Perfect for horror fans who crave deep-cut Halloween movies, cult film junkies, and anyone who thinks the best seasonal tradition is laughing at something that is absolutely trying its hardest.

    The Corpse Cast episode 399 - Halloween Extravaganza 2026! - Hollowgate (1988) and Hack-O-Lantern (1988)
  2. 11 Sept

    The Corpse Cast Episode 396 - Sam Neill Tribute - In the Mouth of Madness (1994) & Event Horizon (1999)

    This week on The Corpse Cast, Mike and Matt pay tribute to the late, great Sam Neill by revisiting two of his best horror performances: John Carpenter’s In the Mouth of Madness and Paul W.S. Anderson’s Event Horizon. Most people will always remember Sam Neill as Dr. Alan Grant from Jurassic Park, but horror fans know he had one hell of a genre résumé. And these two movies show exactly why he was so effective in horror. In In the Mouth of Madness, Neill plays skeptical insurance investigator John Trent, a man convinced that everything has a rational explanation—right up until reality itself begins falling apart around him. Then in Event Horizon, he plays Dr. William Weir, creator of an experimental gravity drive that sent a spaceship somewhere mankind was never meant to go… and brought something terrible back with it. We talk about John Carpenter’s cosmic horror, the Lovecraft influence, Sutter Cane, the ending of In the Mouth of Madness, the infamous lost footage from Event Horizon, whether the Event Horizon actually traveled to Hell, and why Sam Neill was so damn good at playing intelligent, rational men who eventually discover that reality is much worse than they ever imagined. Join us as we raise a glass to Sam Neill — 1947–2026. Thanks for all the dinosaurs, madness, demons, and nightmares. 💀 The Corpse Cast 🌐 CorpseCollective.com #SamNeill #InTheMouthOfMadness #EventHorizon #JohnCarpenter #HorrorMovies #HorrorPodcast #TheCorpseCast #CosmicHorror #PaulWSAnderson

    The Corpse Cast Episode 396 - Sam Neill Tribute - In the Mouth of Madness (1994) & Event Horizon (1999)
  3. 3 Jul

    The Corpse Cast Episode 393 - Pinky Violence - Terrifying Girls High School Lynch Law Classroom (1973) & Girl Boss Guerilla (1972)

    This week on The Corpse Cast, Mike Cadaver and Matt Wall dive into the wild, rebellious, and explosive world of Japanese pinky violence cinema. We discuss two legendary entries in the genre: Terrifying Girls High School: Lynch Law Classroom and Girl Boss Guerilla. From delinquent girl gangs and revenge-fueled mayhem to political unrest, exploitation excess, and unforgettable action sequences, these films represent some of the most outrageous and influential cult cinema to come out of Japan in the 1970s. Topics include: The origins of the pinky violence film movement How pinky violence differs from traditional exploitation and action cinema The wild world of Toei's female delinquent films Girl gangs, rebellion, revenge, and social commentary Favorite scenes, performances, and moments of insanity The lasting influence of pinky violence on cult film and genre cinema If you love horror movies, cult cinema, Japanese exploitation films, grindhouse movies, action cinema, sleaze classics, or obscure international genre films, this episode is for you. Be sure to like, subscribe, and leave a comment with your favorite pinky violence film or cult Japanese movie recommendation. #HorrorPodcast #CultCinema #PinkyViolence #JapaneseCinema #JapaneseExploitation #GirlBossGuerilla #LynchLawClassroom #Grindhouse #CultMovies #MikeCadaver #MattWall #TheCorpseCast

    The Corpse Cast Episode 393 - Pinky Violence - Terrifying Girls High School Lynch Law Classroom (1973) & Girl Boss Guerilla (1972)

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Join Mike Cadaver, and the Magnificent Meat-Castle: Matt Wall, as they discuss Horror in all its incarnations. Episodes may include lists, reviews, etc… fun for the whole family!* *Not recommended for the whole family.

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