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Lions, tigers and Predators . . . oh my!

The word from the higher ups at Radio NL is they like us! They really, really, like us! So that means We Came from the Basement is back on the mighty NL Morning Show today at about 8:40 a.m.!

An exclamation mark just because!

Shawn is away, so Jason and Howie talk a whole slew of movie and entertainment news for your ear holes, including a few thoughts on Amazon Prime's Jack Ryan series and the upcoming season of Netflix and Marvel's Daredevil.

But that's not all, because it's a big weekend at the movies. How big? We're talking The Predator big as writer/director Shane Black brings the classic 80's franchise back to the silver screen. And he's recruited the likes of Boyd Holbrook, Thomas Jane and Olivia Munn (yum) to help him.

Also hitting theatres this weekend is the Anna Kendrick and Blake Lively thriller (?) A Simple Favor from popular comedic director Paul Feig (?). We'll just leave this here for you to ponder.

And finally, Matthew "Alight, alright, alright" McConaughey returns with the true-crime drama White Boy Rick.

As always, you can tune in via the 610 a.m. dial or by clicking on the Radio NL link to your right. Don't forget to follow the mad tweets of Mike S over at @CameTheBasement. An extended cut podcast of this segment will be ready to hit you right in the entertainment centre on Sunday.

Stick with us!

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