True Hollywood Crime

On this week's episode join M&B in kicking off their favorite time of year... Spooky Season! They start by telling you the intriguing and fortuitist? tale of The Mothman, set in small-town West Virginia. Then, B has a spooky surprise of not one, but two movies. 2002's The Mothman Prophecies, featuring an all-star cast, and 2010's highly entertaining, Mothman. 

On this week's episode B picked the case/movie, and M delivered. Listen as M takes you through the 30yr ride that is Robert Durst's crime spree, and B reviews the 2010 movie All Good Things. This episode has twists, turns, murder, and a spoiled rotten rich man dressed in drag. 

On this week's episode M&B bring you the long awaited, much anticipated case of the B.T.K. murders. Follow along as they bring you into the seemingly normal Dennis Rader's twisted world of Binding, Torturing, and Killing. Then they review the 2005 movie The Hunt for the BTK Killer, released the same year as Rader's conviction. 

On this week's episode M&B take a break from the regular THC formula by watching the documentary Dear Zachary: A Letter to a Son About HIs Father. Made in 2008 the documentary follows the late Dr. Andrew Bagby's best friend as he interviews Andrew's vast network of friends and family to help his infant son know his father as he grows up. While filming, another unspeakable tragedy occurs that leaves M&B reeling in an already emotionally charged episode. Join them as they drink their sorrows away and say goodbye to THC's oldest friend, The Podshed.

On this week's episode M&B take you on a trip to California in the late 1960's to tell you all about Charles Manson and his infamous "family." Learn the details of their cult activities and murder spree that left at least 9 people dead and a nation shocked. Then B reviews two Manson movies, House of Manson and The Haunting of Sharon Tate. 

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 have 2 bottles and a 2 hour episode to celebrate 2 years of THC,

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.