Shawn here. Even though we are taking a "break" from The Basement, I still feel compelled to write a highly chauvinistic and sexist look back to the 90's era and the "hotties" it produced.  Not all of them, just my favourite (s). The reason for this post is that I came to a startling revelation. I made a graaaave error, that was still rewarded with goodness, over the years.........Ha. This past weekend I watched some 90's flicks. Two, in particular, caught my eye. The first was The 5th Element . Milla Jovovich .Who I had come to believe, as I look back from afar, is my favorite hottie of the 90s. BUT here is my mistake.The second movie I also watched was Species . This is when the realization had set in -- that it was Natasha Henstridge who was the one I liked most. I had mixed them up. Simple mistake. Although, very clear to me now. As they both take a distant 2nd and 3rd place finish next to my beautiful wife. First place. Hands down..  It hap...

I missed my apocalyptic post for yesterday and will make up for that, with two, today. Haven't seen Natasha Henstridge in much these days, but she is still very hot. And she is in this. This was a 2 x 90 min part mini series made for T.V. and a bit more "sciency" than I'm used to. But it still had earth's impending doom, cool effects as the earth as the moon approached, and some decent acting. Basically, a meteor shower, including a "brown dwarf" crashes into the moon, changing the orbit and weight of it, putting it on a collision course with earth. I liked this two parter. I don't know how strong the science is, but love it when a movie can find scientific reasons for the impending apocalypse. They have 40 days to change the moons trajectory. Otherwise "WHAM". No more us. Cool as fuck. Even for two parts, of 90 minutes a piece, this held my interest for the entirety. Perhaps it is my love for the extinction of cinematic huma...