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Eleven directors on board for Halloween anthology

No, not an anthology related to the popular Halloween franchise, but one set on Halloween night. Think Trick r Treat, but with more directors. And ultimately more stories. Ten stories that is. From 11 directors. All set on Halloween. Sounds like our kind of horror anthology!

Almost Human, American Muscle and Rachel Faulkner

The Basement is back for this, its sixth season of movie reviews, news and interviews designed to pleasure your ear holes. You'll enjoy it, trust us. First up is the sci-fi/horror flick Almost Human, writer/director Joe Begos' throwback to 80s terror. What's it about? Alien abduction, violent murders and a plot to take over the world. Is it as much fun as it sounds? Stick with us!

Kicking back Basement style

As regular readers of this site and followers of the podcast know, Season Six was supposed to kick off today. It did not. All we'll say is it's a result of a shitty situation that was beyond Shawn and I's control. We're resilient here in The Basement, and the show will go on. However, it won't go on as Basementites have come to expect. Stick with me here.

Bring Hillbilly Horror Show home

We're all about Hillbilly Horror Show here in The Basement, having pimped the online series for the better part of a year and reviewed two of the three episodes produced so far. If you haven't stopped by the show's official website and given it a watch, shame on you. But you can make amends by purchasing a copy of the first season on DVD .

Trailer, poster for sci-fi horror flick Almost Human

Talk about swooping in under the radar, but I just got me some excited (yup, that's English) for writer/director Joe Begos' upcoming flick Almost Human. Yes the budget looks low, but the carnage and story are sound. And who doesn't want to see a flick that combines alien abduction and mass murder? I know I do! This scream 80s horror, and we love our 80s horror in The Basement. Even that glorious poster to your left has that awesome 80s vibe! Two years ago Mark disappeared from his home in a brilliant flash of light as his friend, Seth, watched. Now a series of gruesome murders leads Seth to believe that Mark is back . . . and he's not himself. Almost Human stars Graham Skipper, Josh Ethier and Vanessa Leigh. No word yet on when it's coming out, but we'll keep you posted. This looks like our kind of movie!