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Horror Hottie Month: Ghost Team One, Standards of Living and the Jenna Payne interview

Horror. Hotties. All month long. That's the promise Jason and Shawn made, and they shall fulfill it during the next two episodes of Film Reviews from the Basement . First up is an exclusive interview with award-winning filmmaker Jenna Payne, who is building to an indie-film coup with a line of projects as diverse as they are familiar. How diverse yet familiar? Two words: zompire vixens. You're welcome. Shawn sat down with Jenna for about 15 minutes to discuss her budding career and what it takes to make it in Hollywood. The end result is a fun and candid interview no Basement fan wants to miss. And how about them movies on the chopping block? Check it, the Basement Boys are into a horror comedy double bill featuring horny ghost hunters and bad comedians. First up is Ghost Team One, which features said horny ghost hunters, followed by Standards of Living. Not only is Standards of Living about a bad comedian, it's the first movie shot on an iPad2 ! That'...

November is Horror Hottie Month

Long-time listeners know Shawn and I are THAT guy when it comes to appreciating hot chicks . Happily married to a couple of hot chicks ourselves, we still know and appreciate beauty when we see it. When that beauty comes in the form of a hot chick who's into horror, well, all the better. Which is why November is Horror Hottie Month in The Basement, and we've lined up a talented twosome for your listening pleasure. First up is award-winning filmmaker Jenna Payne, creator of the Zompire Vixens and other quirky and campy genre fodder. Shawn spent about 20 minutes talking with Jenna, and it's a fun and funny interview Basementites will appreciate. You can hear it Nov. 15. Meanwhile, Jason sat down with Canadian-born scream queen Jessica Cameron and talked about her feature directorial debut Truth or Dare, the state of cinema and why horror is the best genre. Jessica is straight up and knows what scares you. Her thoughts hit Nov. 29. Toss in reviews of Standards o...