More than a half dozen reviews await you if you dare enter the latest podcast... From The Basement! We humbly acknowledge listeners had three opportunities to catch Jason and Shawn on the mighty Radio NL this past weekend, but we appreciate those who are stopping by the hear the episode for the first time, or to catch it again. We love you all individually and as a group. What's on the chopping block this week? The Parish, a new horror flick from director David Hogan featuring Angela DiMarco and Bill Oberst Jr. This one finds a single mother and her daughter threatened by supernatural evil, including a creepy nun... and an even creepier janitor. Nuns, janitors... it's all creepy here! But does it deliver the creepy goods? Stick with us! And stay tuned, true believer, As Shawn (finally) catches up with WandaVision, and takes on Owen Wilson and Selma Hayek in the morality tale Bliss. Meanwhile, Jason braves Shudder's latest original, the social-media themed Shook, plus the cr...

It's time to get down to business, and that is the business of talking all-things entertainment on the mighty Radio NL 610 AM Kamloops. Which means it's time once again for a broadcast... From The Basement! What have Jason and Shawn cooked up for you this week? No fewer than a half-dozen reviews of the latest movies and TV shows to better guide you through your weekend viewing.  This week's feature review is The Parish, a new horror flick from director David Hogan and stars Angela DiMarco and Bill Oberst Jr. This one finds a single mother and her daughter threatened by supernatural evil, including a creepy nun. Does it deliver the spooky goods? Stick with us! And stay tuned, true believer, As Shawn (finally) catches up with WandaVision, and takes on Owen Wilson and Selma Hayek in the trippy morality tale Bliss. Meanwhile, Jason takes on Shudder's latest original, the social-media themed Shook, plus the creepy indie shocker Sator. Oh, and he's got a few thoughts on ...

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Never say never again, never. This is the lesson Jason and Shawn have learned and learned again as The Basement returns for a third time. And the third time is the charm as The Basement Boys unleash a new podcast with a shiny new format. How new? For one, gone are the movie reviews that made Jason and Shawn popular in the first place. In fact, a good portion of this show is spent slagging film critics of the mainstream and Internet variety. Ballsy or stupid? Stick with us!