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Doctor Who meets Sherlock Holmes on a Dark Journey

Here's something us Basementites don't get to talk about all that often -- podcasts! Which is funny given that we're, you know, a podcast. And fans of Doctor Who and Sherlock Holmes will be delighted -- that's right, I said delighted -- to know the characters join forces in a new series of podcasts called Doctor Who: Dark Journey.

Filming underway on Poltergeist remake

For those who care, the Sam Raimi/Robert Tapert produced Poltergeist remake started shooting earlier this week in Toronto . No one cares? OK. How about the production adding Touch actress Saxon Sharbino (pictured) to the cast as the eldest daughter of the Bowen family? Less not caring? OK. Tell the truth, I've never seen Touch so can't comment on her acting ability . . . or age for that matter. The new Poltergeist follows the Bowen family as they are terrorized, and their youngest child disappears, when a supernatural force takes over their home. Gil Kenan directs from a script by David Lindsay-Abaire . Poltergeist hits theatres next year. Source: Shock Till You Drop Related articles Delroy Lindo Cast In 'Cymbeline'; Kennedi Clements Is Little Girl In 'Poltergeist' Remake; Jimmy Tatro Joins '22 Jump Street' Sam Rockwell: 'Poltergeist' Remake Will Be 'More Working Class' Hogwarts Cake Hunt 'Poltergeist' ...

No Dark Fest for 2013

After a couple of days of difficult decision making , Shawn and I have decided not to proceed with a second Dark Fest as part of this year's Kamloops Canadian and International Film Festival . There are a variety of reasons why, none of them to do with our ability to land films -- we actually had more lined up than we could show -- or guests, as John Fallon planned to return with Dead Shadows. Instead, it came down to timing and our confidence in being able to make a second Dark Fest a success for all involved. Instead, The Basement hopes to arrange a screening or two of genre cinema later this year. We thank everyone who came out and supported us last year, and who continue to do so every week. This season of our show has been the most successful yet, and we hope to keep sharing that success with all you Basementites. We also thank everyone involved with the Kamloops Film Society for giving us a chance to share our morbid passion with the masses. You all rock! As alway...