Lead investigator Peter Renn returns as We Want to Believe’s investigation into local Bigfoot lore comes to a close. This time, the team ventures into the deep woods with Indigenous artist and storyteller Chris Bose for an overnight attempt to make contact with the legend using wood knocks, and a recording of a baby crying. But their efforts put them in contact with something… else in the darkened forest. Writer/director’s statement: This episode isn’t only the culmination of We Want to Believe’s Hunt for Bigfoot, but it’s the pinnacle of the work we’ve done on our first season of the show. Everything I ever wanted the series to be is here: an accurate portrayal of a paranormal investigation and cryptid expedition, the humour and camaraderie of the team, a moody atmosphere, and a few chilling moments, with nary a false scare or gotcha moment to be found. I hope viewers enjoy it. Here's some pics from the latest episode: Chris Bose returns as our guide into the woods. What has lead ...

Acclaimed paranormal podcaster Shannon LeGro and renowned cryptozoologist Ken Gerhard provide background research and insight in this episode, which follows the We Want to Believe team on an expedition to a remote lake. Guided by an avid outdoorsman who’s experienced wood knocks at the location year after year, Jason, Shawn and Marcus hope to capture evidence of Bigfoot communication on film. Along the way they must contend with dense forest, leaky boats, and a potential encounter with the creature itself! Writer/director statement: I’ve enjoyed every investigation We Want to Believe has been on, but I don’t think any of them has been this much fun to film. A long, slow drive up a mountain to the middle of nowhere, a tough trek through mud and bugs to a remote lake, and then trying not to drown while boating to the alleged spot where the wood knocks were heard. This was an absolute blast to shoot! And to have Shannon and Ken provide background on the phenomena was icing on the cake. ...

Welcome to the latest episode of The UFO Show, where we examine the most compelling UFO stories of the recent past! In this episode, we learn we may have been visited by some extraterrestrial material just a few years ago, and we get exited for the news the U.S. government will be declassifying all their UFO data some time this year! The UFO Show is written by Eric Walkuski, narrated by Jason Hewlett, edited by Jason Morris, produced by John Fallon, and executive produced by Berge Garabedian. You can keep up with it, and other great paranormal content like We Want to Believe , at JoBlo's The Paranormal Network . Source: The Paranormal Network

When you’re a paranormal investigation show filming smack dab in the middle of Bigfoot country, it makes sense to go on a Bigfoot hunt.  And that’s exactly what the We Want to Believe team do in this, the first of a three-part adventure that finds the team in search of The Hide and Seek Champion of the World!  In this introductory episode, writer/director Jason Hewlett explores the Bigfoot legend, its origins, and why the topic fascinates him. He and investigator Sarah Jane join Chris Bose, and Indigenous storyteller who’s steeped in Bigfoot lore, on an outing where he describes a terrifying encounter he had with the creature, setting the stage for the hunt to come! Writer/director statement: Growing up in Bigfoot country, I’ve been fascinated by stories about the monster since I was a boy. Episodes of In Search of and Arthur C. Clarke’s Mysterious World which feature Sasquatch warranted repeated viewing, and I bought and read whatever books I could on the subject. When Indige...

It's another month, and that means it's time to count down the Top 5 biggest and most eye popping UFO stories of the last 30 days. Yup, The UFO Show is back! As written by Eric Walkuski, edited by Jason D. Morris, and narrated by yours truly, this edition covers off when we might actually receive proof of alien life, that we might not want to look above for aliens, but below, and that more government officials are willing to talk about the existence of extraterrestrials. You get all that and more in the latest episode of The UFO Show. Watch above, or head on over to JoBlo.com and check it out! Source: Arrow in the Head

Welcome to the latest episode of The UFO Show, where writer Eric Walkuski, narrator Jason Hewlett, and editor Jason Morris count down the Top 5 coolest UFO-related stories of the past month. And the boys have some good ones on deck for this edition. We take a look at those crazy monolith sightings, detail another out-of-this-world celebrity encounter, and share a major revelation about how many Earth-like planets are out there... and more. There's five stories after all! John Fallon produces this, the latest series to grace JoBlo Horror Videos , and Berge Garabedian is executive producer.  If the truth is indeed out there, you'll find it in The UFO Show! Next episode drops in January. Source: JoBlo Horror Videos

What would happen if iconic characters from the classic TV mysteries Columbo, Murder She Wrote and Diagnosis Murder tried to match wits with Sherlock Holmes on the mysterious death of author Agatha Christie? That's the premise behind The Curious Case of the Murder That Wasn't. It's a heck of an idea, and writers Jason D. Morris and Carly Street bring it to life in this clever short, one that relies heavily on your enjoyment of the characters at play here. If you are a fan of Columbo, Murder She Wrote and Diagnosis Murder -- and Holmes of course -- then you'll find lots of enjoy here. Sadly, I never watched a lot of this kind of programming growing up. I was more of a Hunter, Magnum P.I. and Simon & Simon guy myself. But I did appreciate what Morris and Street were aiming for, and I'd say they succeed. This film's success rests on the capable shoulders of Morris, who also directs, and the talented cast he and Street put together. Daniel Miller is the ...

It might be one of the worst kept secrets in Basement history, but Shawn and I have a new YouTube series coming your way called We Want to Believe. We'll tell you more on that later but, suffice to say, it's coming soon. Before you get to see it, we want to turn your attention to Resurrection Films LLC's upcoming short film The Curious Case of the Murder That Wasn't. Why? Because it's co-written and directed by Jason Morris, who made the brilliant documentary Millennium After the Millennium, which we reviewed here . Jason is also producer and editor of We Want to Believe. See the connection? Millennium After the Millennium executive producer Troy Foreman, the man behind Back to Frank Black, is also executive producer on The Curious Case of the Murder that Wasn't. This sounds like a lot of fun, as TV detectives Columbo, Jessica Fletcher and more match wits with none other than Sherlock Holmes. Check out the trailer: The Curious Case of the Murder ...

If listeners recall, during each of our sit downs with the fine folks behind the Back to Frank Blank campaign I have preached my love for the TV series Millennium. It is, in my biased opinion, the best TV show that ever was. Cancelled in its prime, the Lance Henriksen vehicle was never given a proper conclusion, which is where Back to Frank Black came into play. Troy Foreman, James McLean and company pushed for a grand finale that would give closure to the series, and lead character Frank Black's plight.

Aside from having the longest episode title in Basement history, the latest entry in our eight-year-long series also marks the first time Shawn has not appeared on the show! Yup, no Shawn for you! He's on vacation. But the Mad Twit Mike S sits down with Jason for this, the extended cut of Friday's segment on the mighty Radio NL 610 AM Kamloops, featuring an interview with filmmakers Troy Foreman and Jason Morris about their documentary Millennium After the Millennium.

We Came from the Basement is scheduled to return to the Radio NL 610 AM Morning Show this upcoming Friday, and we're bringing our first interview in quite a while with us. Joining Jason and Shane Woodford at about 8:40 a.m. (Shawn is on vacation) are filmmakers Troy Foreman and Jason Morris, the driving forces behind the upcoming documentary Millennium After the Millennium .