Episode 71 "Brain Damage"

Hey all you corpses and ghouls out there and welcome to another episode of Habeas Corpses. On this episode Marcus is joined by visual artist, illustrator and educator Jordan C. Brun, as they discuss the 1988 film from Frank Henelotter Brain Damage. We also get into some side commentary on the happenings in this new world we are all trying to understand as well as other side discussion. You can check out Jordan's artistic talents on his web site at https://www.jordancbrun.com and as always a big thanks to him for coming on the show. ENJOY :)

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