That's right, the Internet series Hillbilly Horror Show is looking for a little support from its fans as the latest volume in the popular franchise debuts on Amazon Prime. How can you help? Easy. All co-creator Blu de Golyer -- and us in The Basement -- ask is viewers log into their Amazon Prime accounts and rank the flick with the star rating provided. That's it. That's all.

Actually, it's alumni from Doctor Who, House of Good and Evil, and Hillbilly Horror Show who will bring the the upcoming flick Finding Waldo to the big screen. That's right, a bunch of very talented people with a background in sci-fi and horror are tackling a movie that sounds like it's made for kids. Wanna fight about it? Actually, it's a crazy road trip comedy.

Well, almost.   Blu de Golyer 's comedic horror-anthology web series Hillbilly Horror Show doesn't officially hit until tomorrow, but we thought we'd give you a gentle reminder in anticipation of the show's launch. And yeah, yours truly got a sneak peek to make sure the premiere episode is Basement worthy. So is it, you ask?

House of Good and Evil Jason: House of Good and Evil is an interesting beast. It's a great example of how you write and direct a low-budget feature. One location, for the most part anyway, and a limited cast. This is pretty much a one-woman show. And Rachel Marie Lewis just kills it. She's hot, and she can act the pants off a businessman in Vegas. Gotta love a chick with that kind of talent. The flick has its flaws. It's too long and borders on melodrama at times. There's a big third-act twist that I won't give away. You'll dig it or you won't. At first I did, but the more I thought about it, the more annoyed I became. By the time everything sunk in, I felt I'd wasted my time. I wanted to give House of Good and Evil a Good because I dug so much of it, but the ending left me cold. A Bad it is. Shawn : Without spoiling this movie , those who know me, know this is my least favorite style of movie. A time waster. This movie could be subject to two ...

It's summer! Well, not quite. But close enough for the Basement Boys to launch the first of five podcast specials that bridge the gap between seasons four and five. As we say in Canada , this one's a gooder, eh! First up is an exclusive interview with first-time filmmaker Mark Dossett, who just secured funding for his horror feature The Torment of Laurie Ann Cullom. We did a Q and A with Mark late last year, and you can read up on the project right here . But reading is one thing; hearing the man talk about it is another thing entirely. This is a chat no film enthusiast wants to miss! Then it's time for some reviewin'.  The movie on the chopping block this episode should be familiar to regular visitors to the site: House of Good and Evil ! We've pimped Blu de Golyer 's psychological thriller many times, and are excited to see the end product. Can the flick live up to expectations? Stick with us! The May Special goes live tomorrow -- Friday , May 10 -...

We've been lying pretty low these last few weeks -- and we're still technically on "vacation" -- but there's a long-running tradition of monthly summer specials here in The Basement, and these bad boys will continue this summer. There's no set dates and no movies scheduled for these, but suffice to say they'll land once a month from May through September. Season five premieres Thursday, Oct. 10 . . . just so you know. And knowing is half the battle. First up is a film we've pimped on the site many times. That's right, our thoughts on Blu de Golyer 's House of Good and Evil lands Friday , May 10. Every monthly special will land on a Friday, 'cause that's how we roll. Shawn, Mike S and I thank everyone who continues to stick with us. We promise you the fun is just beginning! Stick with us! Yeah, kinda said that. Wanna fight about it?  Source: We Came from the Basement Related articles Dare You Enter the House of Good and...

Blu de Golyer 's psychological thriller House of Good and Evil screens at the Arizona International Film Festival a week tonight, so it seems only fitting that a new trailer for this creepy looking flick has hit The Basement. House of Good and Evil follows the story of a young couple who move from the fast-paced life of the city to an isolated home nestled deep in the woods of Appalachia in a last-chance effort to save their deteriorating marriage. They quickly find out extraordinary evil has followed them to their new address. What that evil is isn't clear. Is it a ghost? Creepy old lady? The couple themselves? Only time will tell, but thank Jebus that this preview didn't give away all the goods. I actually want to watch House of of Good and Evil and find out. That's a rarity these days. The flick stars Rachel Marie Lewis, Christian Oliver , Marietta Marich , Jordan Rhodes , Rob Neukirch and Bo Keister. For more on House of Good and Evil, visit ...

Horrorshow, Inc. and Shooting Creek Films are a big step closer to showing the world their long-awaited feature film, House of Good and Evil . Word reached The Basement today that the film has wrapped and post-production visual effects have been finalized at Baltimore’s Suited Four Productions. A press release revealed House of Good and Evil has collected foreign distribution offers and generated viral social media hype through its Facebook fan page .   Writer-producer Blu de Golyer ’s psycho-thriller follows the story of a young couple who move from the fast paced life of the city to an isolated home nestled deep in the woods of Appalachia in a last-chance effort to save their deteriorating marriage. They quickly find out extraordinary evil has followed them to their new address. The creepy looking flick stars Rachel Marie Lewis, who was last seen in the eight-time indie award nominee Transatlantic Coffee, Christian Oliver , Marietta Marich , Jordan Rhodes , Rob Ne...