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Saint Maud is Breaking Surface while On the Trail of Hauntings


Are you ready to spend your Valentine's Day weekend with those fine purveyors of all-things entertainment? That's right, it's time once again for another broadcast... From The Basement!

And you don't get just one opportunity to hear Jason and Shawn's latest foray into AM radio, as the fine folks at the mighty Radio NL 610 AM Kamloops have The Basement Boys scheduled for tonight at 6:05, Saturday night at 7 and Sunday at 6 A.M.!

What are the Dynamic Duo discussing this week? They've seen the second episode of Small Town Monsters's On the Trail of Hauntings, and are ready to chime in on that. Does the STM Squad's latest foray into things that go bump in the night hold up? Stick with us!

But that's not all, as Shawn has a review from a listener that's sure to tickle everyone's funny bone, and it introduces audiences to something new... From The Basement -- the Dumbest Moment in Cinema. Just what is that? I already said stick with us, so you'll just have to tune in.

Toss in reviews of the new horror flick Saint Maud, and the Swedish thriller Breaking Surface, and you've got yourself a radio show. The fun kicks off tonight at 6:05, and only on Radio NL!

As already stated, this episode repeats Saturday at 7 P.M. and Sunday at 6 A.M. The podcast drops Monday morning.

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