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THE CORPSE COLLECTIVE PREMIUM RISES FROM THE GRAVE — A NEW HOME FOR HORROR, CULT, AND EXPLOITATION ENTERTAINMENT

Featuring the complete libraries of beloved horror shows, an exclusive new season of Mike and Betty Cadaver’s Horror Pub Trivia, and a monthly Mystery Movie Double Feature

October 2026 — Horror fans, cult movie devotees, and lovers of the bizarre have a new destination to call home. The Corpse Collective Premium has officially arrived, bringing together years of horror entertainment, underground movie discussion, cult cinema discoveries, and original programming on one growing media platform available on the web, Roku, and Amazon Fire TV.

Whether you’ve been following The Corpse Cast since its early days, spent countless hours in The Cadaver Lab, explored the cinematic depths of Empire of the Full Moon, or recently joined the fun with Rot and Reels, The Corpse Collective Premium brings it all together. And for those discovering these shows for the first time, consider this your invitation to enter a world where the strange, the obscure, the outrageous, and the downright terrifying are always on the menu.

EVERYTHING. ALL IN ONE PLACE.

The Corpse Collective Premium brings together the complete back catalogs of its featured shows, including everything ever released from:

• The Corpse Cast — Horror movie discussions, cult cinema deep dives, and conversations with the people who love this stuff as much as you do.
• The Cadaver Lab — A long-running laboratory of horror, genre cinema, and offbeat entertainment.
• Empire of the Full Moon — A celebration of the wild, weird, and wonderfully unhinged corners of cult film from the mind of Charles Band.
• Rot and Reels — Fresh conversations about horror movies, physical media, restorations, and the genre films worth digging into.
• Zom-Bee TV — A home for monster movie mayhem and creature-feature entertainment.
• Mike and Betty Cadaver’s Horror Pub Trivia — A fast, fun, and challenging horror quiz covering slashers, monsters, cult classics, and deep cuts.

From longtime favorites and classic episodes to more recent productions, the platform gives fans one place to revisit the shows they love and discover material they may have missed along the way.

A BRAND-NEW SEASON OF HORROR PUB TRIVIA — EXCLUSIVELY ON PREMIUM

One of the biggest reasons to join the Collective is the arrival of Season 4 of Mike and Betty Cadaver’s Horror Pub Trivia, available exclusively on The Corpse Collective Premium channel.

Hosted by real-life married couple Mike and Betty Cadaver, the show puts horror knowledge to the test with questions spanning generations of fright films, from familiar favorites to the obscure titles only the most dedicated genre fans might recognize.

Season 4 continues the show’s mix of challenging questions, entertaining movie facts, and the playful banter that makes horror trivia a party of its own. Whether you’re playing along from your couch or competing with friends, it’s time to find out who really knows their horror!

A NEW MYSTERY ARRIVES EVERY MONTH

The surprises don’t stop with the existing shows. The Corpse Collective Premium will also feature a monthly Mystery Movie Double Feature.

Each month brings a specially selected double bill for viewers to discover. The titles remain under wraps until the time is right, giving subscribers a chance to experience the fun of a mystery screening and see what strange cinematic treasures await.

For fans who love discovering movies without knowingexactly what they’re getting into, this recurring feature offers another reason to return to the Collective month after month.

A GATHERING PLACE FOR THE CULT MOVIE COMMUNITY

The Corpse Collective is more than a collection of shows. It’s a gathering place for the personalities, conversations, and cinematic obsessions that have made these productions what they are.

The lineup features familiar voices and characters including Mike Cadaver, Betty Cadaver, Shane Diablo, Little Baby Ricci, Cadaver Lab Sam, Matt Wall, and even Johnny Krueg.

It’s a reunion for longtime fans, a treasure trove for collectors and genre enthusiasts, and an open invitation to anyone who has ever loved a good monster movie, a deranged exploitation flick, a forgotten cult classic, or a horror film that deserves a little more attention.

Whether your tastes run toward classic monsters, slashers, Euro-horror, underground oddities, low-budget nightmares, or the wonderfully weird world of cult cinema, there’s something here waiting to be discovered.

WATCH ON THE WEB, ROKU, AND FIRE TV

The Corpse Collective Premium is designed to make its growing library accessible wherever fans prefer to watch, with viewing available through its website, Roku channel, and Amazon Fire TV channel.

Longtime listeners and viewers can revisit years of programming, while new fans can explore the shows and personalities that make up the Collective. With exclusive new episodes, recurring features, and a deep library of existing content, the platform is built for fans who never run out of things to watch.

The grave is open. The movies are waiting. And the Collective is calling.

Visit https://premium.corpsecollective.com to explore The Corpse Collective Premium and join the community.

ABOUT THE CORPSE COLLECTIVE

The Corpse Collective is an independent entertainment project dedicated to horror, cult, exploitation, and genre cinema. Bringing together podcasts, video shows, trivia, movie discoveries, and original programming, the Collective celebrates the films and personalities that keep genre fandom alive. The Corpse Collective Premium unites the complete libraries of its featured productions while providing a home for exclusive releases and new programming.

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The sleaziest corners of horror and exploitation come alive in a conversation that swings from 4K restorations and boutique labels to the kind of midnight movies you almost have to defend to your friends. If you love physical media, cult cinema, and the thrill of discovering something gloriously wrong, this episode is built for you.

Mike and Shawn kick off The Rot & Reels with a sharp, funny, deeply knowledgeable tour through what they have been watching, buying, and obsessing over lately. From Zombie Flesh Eaters, Tombs of the Blind Dead, and Assault of the Party Nerds to ultra-low-budget oddities from Gator Blade Films, Full Moon, Donald Farmer, and Bleeding Skull, they make one thing clear – the real fun lives at the bottom of the pile. You’ll discover why certain labels and releases matter, what makes titles like Prom Night on 4K, Sister Sister, Reanimator Academy, The Movie Orgy, and Phantasma Tapes worth hunting down, and how the duo judges everything from AI-heavy oddities to atmosphere-driven gems. They also unpack upcoming releases, including Kriminal and the Faces of Death remake, with the kind of collector-only perspective that makes you rethink your own watchlist.

Then the episode turns to the main event: The Pit from 1981, a movie so strange it somehow works as creature feature, psychological horror, coming-of-age nightmare, and accidental comedy all at once. Shawn breaks down why this tax-shelter-era cult film endures, while Mike zeroes in on its unforgettable sleaze, tonal whiplash, and the weird little details that make it impossible to forget. If you’re into horror that’s messy, obscure, proudly tasteless, and weirdly beloved, this is essential listening. Perfect for physical media collectors, slasher fanatics, and anyone who enjoys hearing two horror obsessives turn movie mayhem into a great conversation.

On this episode of The Corpse Cast, Mike Cadaver and Matt Wall dive into two slices of late-’90s horror mayhem: Wishmaster (1997) and Wishmaster 2: Evil Never Dies (1999).

We take a look at the original film’s wonderfully nasty practical effects, the memorable horror cameos, Andrew Divoff’s performance as the terrifying Djinn, and what made Wishmaster such a fun addition to the ’90s horror landscape. Then we crack open Wishmaster 2 and see what happens when the Djinn gets even more freedom to cause supernatural chaos.

We’ll talk story, effects, performances, favorite moments, horror cameos, and whether the sequel manages to live up to the original—or simply decides to have a lot more fun with the concept.

So grab your favorite horror movie, make a wish… and be VERY careful what you ask for.

#Wishmaster #Wishmaster2 #TheCorpseCast #HorrorMovies #1990sHorror #AndrewDivoff #Horror #CultHorror #HorrorMovies1997 #HorrorMovies1999

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 Deadites are back… and apparently they’re not going anywhere anytime soon.

This week on The Corpse Cast, Mike and Matt dig into the two newest chapters in the Evil Dead universe: Evil Dead Rise and Evil Dead Burn.

We talk about how the franchise has evolved from the cabin-in-the-woods insanity of Sam Raimi’s original films into the much darker, nastier version of Evil Dead we’re getting today. How well does Rise hold up a few years later? Does Burn feel like an Evil Dead movie, or is the franchise becoming something completely different? And just how much blood, bodily trauma, and Deadite mayhem can two grown men reasonably discuss in one podcast?

**DON’T READ THE BOOK OUT LOUD.**

**The Corpse Cast** — horror movies, cult cinema, exploitation, and all the strange stuff lurking in the darker corners of film.

#EvilDead #EvilDeadBurn #EvilDeadRise #TheCorpseCast #HorrorMovies #Deadites #HorrorPodcast #SamRaimi #EvilDeadMovies

MIKE AND BETTY CADAVER BRING HORROR PUB TRIVIA LIVE TO NOCTURNE FILM SOCIETY THIS OCTOBER

Mike and Betty Cadaver’s Horror Pub Trivia makes the jump from the TV screen to the stage for a special live event on October 25, 2026.

Horror fans, it’s time to put all those years of watching slashers, monsters, cult classics, VHS oddities, and late-night horror movies to good use.

Mike and Betty Cadaver, hosts of Mike and Betty Cadaver’s Horror Pub Trivia, will bring their horror trivia show LIVE to the Nocturne Film Society’s October 25, 2026 event for a night of horror movie knowledge, laughs, and friendly competition.

Mike and Betty Cadaver’s Horror Pub Trivia is a fast, fun, and fiendishly challenging celebration of all things horror. Hosted by lifelong horror fanatic Mike Cadaver and his lovely wife Betty, the show puts horror fans to the test with questions covering everything from iconic slashers and classic monsters to cult favorites, obscure oddities, and deep cuts designed to separate the casual viewers from the truly horror-obsessed.

Fans can currently watch Mike and Betty Cadaver’s Horror Pub Trivia on Rhonda Shear’s Scream Queens Roku Channel, as well as OSI 74’s Roku and Fire TV channels.

But on October 25, there’s no TV screen separating Mike and Betty from the audience.

For this special Nocturne Film Society event, Horror Pub Trivia goes live, giving horror fans the opportunity to play along in person, test their knowledge, and experience Mike and Betty’s particular brand of horror-loving chaos firsthand.

Whether you know every death in Friday the 13th, can identify an obscure ’80s horror movie from a single VHS cover, or simply know better than to investigate that strange noise coming from the basement, you’re invited to join the fun.

Mike and Betty Cadaver’s Horror Pub Trivia LIVE
Presented at the Nocturne Film Society
October 25, 2026

Come prove just how deep your horror knowledge really goes.

About Mike and Betty Cadaver’s Horror Pub Trivia

Mike and Betty Cadaver’s Horror Pub Trivia is an interactive horror trivia show hosted by Mike and Betty Cadaver. Combining challenging horror movie trivia with humor and a lifelong love of the genre, the show invites viewers to play along at home—or compete with friends—to find out who really knows their horror.

The show can be seen on Rhonda Shear’s Scream Queens Roku Channel and OSI 74’s Roku and Fire TV channels.

For More Information on what The Nocturne Film Society is and what makes it special, click HERE!

Mike and Betty Cadaver’s Horror Pub Trivia Now Streaming on Rhonda Shear’s Scream Queens Roku Channel

Cult horror, trivia, and a familiar face from late-night television come together on Roku

August 2026 — Horror fans, grab your thinking caps—and maybe a machete, just for ambiance. Mike and Betty Cadaver’s Horror Pub Trivia is now streaming on Rhonda Shear’s Scream Queens Roku Channel, bringing its unique mix of horror movie knowledge, comedy, and interactive trivia to a whole new audience.

Hosted by horror fanatic and podcaster Mike Cadaver and his lovely wife Betty, Mike and Betty Cadaver’s Horror Pub Trivia challenges viewers with questions covering the entire bloody spectrum of horror—from iconic slashers and Universal Monsters to cult classics, exploitation flicks, direct-to-video oddities, and the kind of deep cuts only the most dedicated horror hounds will recognize.

The show’s arrival on Scream Queens is especially fitting thanks to the woman behind the channel: Rhonda Shear, beloved by genre fans as the vivacious host of USA Network’s USA Up All Night. Throughout the 1990s, Shear helped introduce a generation of late-night viewers to horror movies, cult films, B-movies, and wonderfully weird cinema.

For Mike Cadaver, whose own love of cult cinema was shaped by the era of late-night horror television, joining Shear’s Roku lineup feels right at home.

Unlike traditional trivia shows, Mike and Betty Cadaver’s Horror Pub Trivia is designed so viewers can actually play along. Fans can test themselves solo or gather a group of friends, pour their beverage of choice, and turn an episode into their own horror trivia night.

Mike Cadaver’s Horror Pub Trivia is streaming now on Rhonda Shear’s Scream Queens Roku Channel every Wednesday Night at 9:00 pm Eastern.

So dim the lights, gather your fellow horror freaks, and find out once and for all:

How well do you REALLY know horror?

About Mike and Betty Cadaver’s Horror Pub Trivia

Mike and Betty Cadaver’s Horror Pub Trivia is an interactive horror trivia show hosted by longtime horror podcaster and genre enthusiast Mike Cadaver. Combining horror movie trivia, humor, nostalgia, and a genuine love for genre cinema, the show celebrates everything from horror’s biggest franchises to its strangest forgotten corners.

For more information:
HorrorPubTrivia.com

Two of the biggest horror movies of 2026 have something surprising in common—they were both created by filmmakers who built their careers on YouTube.

This week on The Corpse Cast, we’re diving into Kane Parsons’ Backrooms and Curry Barker’s Obsession. We’ll discuss the films’ stories, the directors behind them, production history, online theories, critical reception, and whether these movies represent the next evolution of horror filmmaking.

Topics include:
• Backrooms (2026) review and discussion
• Obsession (2026) review and discussion
• Kane Parsons (Kanepixels)
• Curry Barker
• The rise of YouTube filmmakers
• Liminal horror and psychological horror
• Themes, symbolism, and ending discussion
• Fun behind-the-scenes trivia
• Our favorite moments from each film

Do you think Backrooms or Obsession is the better movie? Let us know in the comments!

Subscribe for more horror movie reviews, cult classics, deep dives, and weekly horror podcasts.

#Backrooms #Obsession #HorrorMovies #TheCorpseCast #HorrorPodcast #Kanepixels #CurryBarker #A24 #Blumhouse #Horror2026 #PsychologicalHorror #FoundFootage #MovieReview

Today I’m taking a look at Pumpkinhead II: Blood Wings, the 1994 sequel to Stan Winston’s horror classic Pumpkinhead.

The big question:

Can any sequel live up to Lance Henriksen’s unforgettable performance in the original?

In this review, I discuss:

The cast and performances
Jeff Burr’s direction
The story and revenge themes
The creature effects
How it compares to the original Pumpkinhead
Why it deserves more credit than it gets

While Pumpkinhead II may never reach the emotional heights of the original, it’s still a fun 90s creature feature packed with practical effects, atmosphere, and some memorable kills.

#Pumpkinhead #PumpkinheadII #HorrorMovies #MovieReview #90sHorror #CreatureFeature #LanceHenriksen #JeffBurr