Head Cannon

Brent and Corey welcome back Indy-based comedian Daryl Hollonquest to discuss 2022's The Blackening, your light-activated vibrator, U-God being the babysitter for your psychedelic trip, why Matt Rife is such a clown, and how to play Spades. If we got an invite to the cookout, we'd be honored, but we wouldn't go.

Brent and Corey welcome back Nicole Bruce to discuss 1974's Young Frankenstein, Nicole's annual, jaw-dropping 31 Days of Halloween make-up/prosthetic showcase, Corey being surrounded by Italians, Michael Jackson's real voice, how being 41 absolves you of any responsibility or limitations, and Matthew McConaughey being stuck between Corey's board games. Look, we're gonna be honest here. There's som...

Brent and Corey welcome back Indianapolis comedian Sean Jones to discuss 1993's Cop and a Half, the comedy scenes in Indy and Chicago, Corey eating with Jon Lovitz, when white America realized they can get AIDS too, that movie where Gary Oldman plays a little person, going to the Home Alone house, and Chicago's secret prison ice cream museum. Wanna play swords?

Brent and Corey welcome back friend of the show Willow (AKA AubreyPesky) to discuss 1996's From Dusk Till Dawn, the decline of social media, our pubic hair situation, Brent's shady black market vape, when your sex work mask slips, and going to see Taylor Swift in concert. It's okay; our fictional girlfriend is black.

Brent and Corey welcome back beloved guest Anthony Pedersen (AKA Octopus/Caveman) to discuss 2010's Beyond the Black Rainbow, Peter Weller's love for Octopus/Caveman, how Brent is secretly a Decepticon, great fat directors, "stand your ground" insects, and the return of Alex Jones to Head Cannon. Join us on a psychedelic journey to enlightenment!

Brent and Corey welcome back JT Robinson to discuss 1991's Naked Lunch, the calculus of whether or not to own a gun, Corey's family being evicted by wild dogs, the problem with social media, when Brent's going to prison, and Stephen King's thoughts on drugs and creativity. Grab yourself a cold, frosty glass of mugwomp juice and check out our William Tell routine!

Brent and Corey welcome first-time guest and Twilight aficionado Taylor Cox to discuss 2008's Twilight, getting daily transfusions from your blood boy, violent diamond boners, the exhaustion of being a hater, and Brent shooting out of his air hockey table bed. Hop on our backs, spider monkeys; it's time to fly through the treetops! 

Brent and Corey welcome back comedian and not opera singer David Britton to discuss 1931's Dracula, the Korean heart speculum, how to spell Schenectady, the rare treasure hidden in Stuart Little, and why Corey thinks Singin' in the Rain was directed by the Coen brothers. Check out David's new stand-up album with Megan Gilbert, Possum Pals, anywhere you can listen to stuff!

Brent and Corey welcome actress, model, and photographer Michaela Duerson to discuss a movie she didn't watch- 2022's Nope, modeling with Iman, Cardi B's mic throwing abilities, going to La Hacienda with our homie Albert Einstein, post-apocalyptic Corey hoarding all the protein, and how Michaela definitely isn't a conspiracy theorist. Quick! Let's help Aerosmith shoot CDs at fascists!

Brent and Corey welcome first time guest and Facebook Survivor contestant Hailey King to discuss 2020's The Invisible Man, racism in linguistics, Barbenheimer, the world's biggest Bass Pro Shop/aquarium, and Matt Damon watching Corey take a sh*t. Listen to this episode or be voted off the island!

Brent and Corey welcome comedian Christian Okoye to discuss 1993's Leprechaun, the differences and similarities of horror and comedy, olde timey prospector improv, Brent as a fainting goat, renting a cabin in Brown County, Indiana, and mockingly puppeteering your dead wife's body. Diddley Diddley Dee! A Leprechaun is me!

Brent and Corey welcome DJ, music producer, just all-around great guy Adam Jay to discuss 1997's Event Horizon, the hopepunk genre, how boring the international space station is, the impending collapse of civilization, the recipe for photographs, and the ancient, cosmic secrets of Jerry Maguire. Where we're going, we don't need eyes!

Brent and Corey welcome first time guest Melissa Poole to talk about 2000's Final Destination, body suspension, the Fermi paradox, throwing porn at owls, the Eve 6 guy on Twitter, and taking a shit on the moon. Why is my Hoover full of boobs!?!

Brent and Corey welcome back actress and comedian Frankie Bolda to discuss 1979's Time After Time, Corey's breakdown of time travel stories, Mick Jagger bird-dancing off the Titanic, getting condescended to by Matt LeBlanc's son, and Doc the Parrot's last words. Eat shit, Wells!

Brent and Corey welcome back Darkus Beasley (and her son Dante) to discuss 2022's Men, how it is a good triple feature with Pan's Labyrinth and The Green Knight, manufacturing generic brands, the Arnold Schwarzenegger of Brits, and how men are like raw chicken. Don't eat that apple!

Brent and Corey welcome back animator Adam Dix, who joins from a bustling hookah shop to discuss the 2006 South Korean film The Host, allergy advice, Kim Jong Un's head canon, a scoliosis monster, The Korean Jerry Bruckheimer, and how if you see someone stealing food, no the f*ck you didn't. Now run this squid tentacle over to mat 7; their squid only had nine!!!

Brent and Corey welcome Twitter superstar Dave Cactus to discuss 1960's The Little Shop of Horrors, the current state of Twitter, catholic schools and kickball, putting Nyquil in the minestrone, and horsey sauce - the Hollywood tradition. Go check out his band Adrenalin!

Brent and Corey welcome back host of the Experience Grind podcast Kyle Collins to discuss 2015's The VVitch, Corey's first experience with a throat stoma, horizon-based eyes, making an ocean of blood, the unholy canine worshipped in Brent's household, and dipping your little breadsticks in your mama's marinara. Wouldst thou like to live deliciously?

Brent and Corey welcome back actor and all-around badass Tracy Rowland to discuss 1998's Blade, conservative beer tears, the Dalai Lama suckin' young boys' tongues, Corey getting straight-razored, and Brent's family becoming Catholic. Why aren't you already listening?!? Motherf*cker, are you outta your damn mind?!

Brent and Corey welcome back professional actor and new dad Ryan Ruckman to discuss 1988's Killer Klowns from Outer Space, peeing on your shows, old lady joggers propelled by their skeletons, and connections to movies like Ernest Scared Stupid, RoboCop, and Pee-Wee's Big Adventure. F*** you! Over.

Brent and Corey welcome back dear friend JT Robinson to discuss the 1977 Japanese film House, why modern drug dealers are lame, Corey's free St. Paddy's Day at The Second City, choosing boobs or violence, and what drove Sean Connery to stop acting. This is the perfect podcast to listen to when you're waiting in the ER with a bucket stuck on your butt!

Remember we're a bi-weekly podcast now! But here's a little treat to tide you over between episodes - some bonus content from our conversation with Charlie Lind about 2016's The Wailing. In this bonus content, we don't discuss the movie at all. Instead, we talk about the past and current states of improv, including our respective experiences in L.A., Chicago, and Indianapolis. Boo-yah!

Brent and Corey welcome back friend and actor Charlie Lind to discuss the 2016 Korean film The Wailing, H.S. girls wrestling, the Stanford Tree, 4th degree burns, and assassinating our baby selves. Dig into your communal neighborhood vase of kimchi and listen up!

Brent and Corey welcome back friend of the show Mike Jeffers to celebrate our 100th episode(!), discuss 1987's Evil Dead II, how dentists love horror, practical wetness, why we don't have Vietnam War reenactments, garden tools by Hattori Hanzō, and Corey and Mike's experience at The Vic Theatre in Chicago seeing Bruce Campbell's live Bruce-O-Rama show, which included the Last Fan Standing Trivia g...

Brent and Corey welcome back writer and all-around hilarious guy Jack Hutsey to discuss 2007's The Number 23, Brent's dog's secret life, drinking 400 year old beer, and Corey's plan for his chickens in the event of a flood. Is Head Cannon... God?