On this week's episode M&B cheer on the courageous 15yr old Kara Robinson, who saved herself after being kidnapped by serial killer Richard Evonitz. Then they review the Lifetime movie, The Girl Who Escaped.

On this week's episode M&B cover every parent's worst nightmare. In the late-1970's through early-1980's in Atlanta Georgia, almost 30 children and young adults were abducted and murdered. But the question remained, was the man they arrested THE Atlanta Child Murderer?

On this week's episode M&B bring you another horrific case from across the pond with the serial killer John Christie of Notting Hill, London. John was known for his creative ways of manipulating and killing women, then hiding their bodies in his apartment. Then they review the surprisingly good 1971 film, 10 Rillington Place.

On this week's episode M&B have once again delivered an extra-large episode to celebrate the 4-year anniversary of THC. After a few surprises from B, M dives into the murders of Nicole Brown Simpson, Ron Goldman, and the infamous trial of O.J. Simpson that followed. Then B reviews the unhinged? Lifetime movie, The Murder of Nicole Brown Simpson.

On this week's episode M&B saddle-up, and ride into some historic true crime as a tribute to M's dad. What starts out as the infamous shootout at The OK Corral turns into a blood bath when the Earp Bothers embark on a revenge-fueled killing spree. Then B has to voluntarily watch and review a western, Tombstone.

On this week's episode your favorite Muthas gift you with an extra special Mother's Day episode of THC. They cover two cases, and two movies, all from the comfort of a hotel room.

On this week's episode M&B represent besties everywhere with the murder of Honorah Rieper at the hands of her daughter Pauline, and Pauline's BFF Juliet. Then a review of Peter Jackson's Heavenly Creatures. Plus, lipstick reviews, horror movie trivia, and best friend tattoo brainstorming.

On this week's episode M&B are inspired by the powerful lead performance of Frances Mcdormand in 2017's 3 Billboards Outside Ebbing Missouri. They also break down the murder of Kathy Page that served as inspiration for the movie.