True Hollywood Crime

On this week's episode M&B are shocked by the violence and brutality coming out of the early 20th century courtesy of Peter Kurten, aka The Vampire of Dusseldorf. Then B reviews the oldest movie she's ever watched, the 1931 classic "M" starring the legendary Peter Lorre.

On this week's episode M&B are celebrating the 2nd Anniversary of THC with champagne, presents, tears, and a huge hometown case. This week they cover the un-imaginable kidnapping of 11 year old Jaycee Lee Dugard and her heroic escape 18 years later. Then a review of the 2015 movie Room, starring Brie Larson, which is not based on Jaycee's life but has many similarities. So get comfy because M&B ha...

On this week's episode M&B talk about two of L.A.'s most notorious serial killers, the dynamic duo known as the hillside stranglers. B then surprises you with two movie reviews. The reality-based 1989 movie The Hillside Stranglers, then the unhinged 2006 movie, Rampage. 

On this week's episode M&B have to remember their ABCs to keep up with the killing spree that tore apart Rochester New York, known as the alphabet murders. Then they review the poorly made 2006 movie, The Alphabet Killer.

On this week's episode M&B celebrate Mother's Day by diving into a case that is not only a very recent case but also takes place very close to their homes in Northern California. They're talking about the "abduction" of all-American super mom, Sherri Papini, and then review the movie that is eerily similar, 2014's Gone Girl, based on the bestselling book by Gillian Flynn. 

On this week's episode M&B drag you down the deranged rabbit hole that was The Stanford Prison Experiment of the 1970's. Then review the shocking, yet very well made 2015 film of the same name.

On this week's episode M&B tell you about young love that ends tragically on a camping trip in the 1970s. The murder/kidnapping of Jose and Candra Torres would go on to inspire a true crime masterpiece, a Lifetime movie, (which we review) and introduces the world to a psychological phenomenon known as "Stockholm Syndrome." 

On this week's episode M&B are inspired by St. Patrick's Day to bring you a historic crime against the women of Ireland, the church-ran Magdalene Laundries, that still has lasting affects to this day. Then a double movie review surprise with the BBC's own, Sinner, followed by the horror movie, The Devil's Doorway. 

On this week's episode M&B tell you about Henry Lee Lucas, Ottis Toole, and their sadistic friendship that led to the death of many people, but not as many as they confessed to. Then they review the fairly well-done movie, Henry (Portrait of a Serial Killer). 

On this week's episode M&B invite you on the heroine-fueled, downward spiral that is the punk rock love story of Sid Vicious and Nancy Spungen. Then they review the more gross than romantic 1986 movie, Sid and Nancy. 

On this week's episode M&B drill into the wild insurance scam that is the life of Dr. Glennon Engleman and the trail of bodies he left behind. Then they review the horrifyingly bad 1996 movie, The Dentist.

On this week's episode M&B are celebrating B's birthday with zodiac readings and presents. Then, the real gift, M's vague coverage of Werner Kniesek's Austrian crime spree that inspired the 1983 movie, Angst.  All of that plus a surprisingly real review of the newest Scream sequel. 

M&B are back after an extended break, and they brought with them the story of infamous mafia hitman (and prolific serial killer) Richard Kuklinski, aka, The Iceman. Then they review the star-studded 2013 movie, The Iceman.

On this week's episode M&B take you back to 80's L.A. where Richard Ramirez is terrorizing people of all ages, races, and genders as "The Night Stalker." After going through the brutal killings of the notorious serial killer, they review a movie based on his life, Lifetime's The Night Stalker. 

On this week's episode M&B tackle a topic very close and personal to M's heart, Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women. M tries her best to inform you of the travesty and injustices that Indigenous women and people face every day. Then B reviews the incredible film, Wind River. 

On this week's episode M&B close out THC's Spooky Season Series with the grand finale. M tells you about the origins of Washington Irving's Halloween classic, The Legend of Sleepy Hollow, followed by the fascinating story of Hulda the Witch, another Sleepy Hollow celebrity. Then, B will haunt you with a hilarious breakdown and review of the Tim Burton movie, Sleepy Hollow. So come along, it's the...

On this week's episode M&B present you with two real life family hauntings, and let you decide which one resembles this week's movie the most. Then they review the 1980's classic, Poltergeist. All of that plus a bonus review of the newest Halloween sequel, Halloween Kills, in episode 3 of THC's Spooky Season Series. 

On this week's episode M&B continue THC's spooky season series with the haunting tale of Robert The Doll in Key West Florida, who possibly inspired the creation of Chucky from Child's Play. They review that movie and reminisce about the movie franchise that has brought them so much joy over the years, and their favorite play thing. 

On this week's episode M&B kick-off spooky season with the possession, and many failed exorcisms, of Anneliese Michel. Then a review of the questionably courtroom-heavy movie, The Possession of Emily Rose.

On this week's episode M&B are "blown" away by the crazy, chaotic, hugely successful drug operation and life of George Jung. Then review one of their all-time favorite movies, Blow, based on Boston George's remarkable life. 

On this week's episode M&B present you with the disturbingly graphic murder of Elizabeth Sort, aka The Black Dahlia. Then review the lowest scoring movie in THC history, the Hollywood noir-style film, The Black Dahlia.  

On this week's episode M&B tell you about the slightly ridiculous, yet still horrific case of the vampire clan killings. Then they review the 2002 aptly named movie, Vampire Clan.  

On this week's episode M&B take on the kidnapping of Elizabeth Shoaf and the piece of garbage that kept her locked in an underground bunker for 10 days. Then they review the 2018 Lifetime movie, Girl in the Bunker.

On this week's episode M&B bring you the most personal case in THC history, with their hometown serial killer, The Zodiac Killer. Then a review of the star-studded 2007 movie, Zodiac. Listen until the end to hear about M's personal tie to the infamous Bay Area case. 

On this week's episode M&B talk about the cruel and unusual case of Bobby Kent that leaves them wondering who the actual victim was. Then, they reluctantly review the 2001 movie Bully that was as poorly executed as the original murder itself.