Last year we introduced you to multi-talented actress/producer/director/martial artist Jennifer N. Linch, who was about to embark on the daunting task of making her first feature film, Kung Fu Ghost. Well, she did! The film is deep into post production, and she's already hard at work prepping her follow up feature. So Shawn and I figured it was time to invite Jennifer back. Her and I had a great conversation about Kung Fu Ghost, and discussed the toll it took on her to not only direct the martial arts/romantic comedy, but play the lead as well. Oh, and fight. There's lots of fighting in this one! Jennifer also shares what she has in store for her next movie, which is a martial arts/fantasy adventure. You got to hand it to her; she doesn't stick to one particular formula, and we appreciate her for it. When do you get to hear our follow up with Jennifer? How about Friday, April 24, at 6:05 on the P.M.... and only on Radio NL 610 AM Kamloops! Stick with us!

Did you miss the show last night? Or do you want to listen again? How about that interview with Jennifer N. Linch? Dig it? Well, we've got even more for you on this, the podcast version of last night's broadcast on the mighty Radio NL 610 AM Kamloops! That's right; we unleashed about seven minutes of Jay's conversation with director/producer/martial artist/model Jennifer N. Linch last night, but there's about seven more minutes of that interview for you right here, right now! Jennifer talks about her upcoming feature Kung Fu Ghost, her thoughts on women directing action movies, her insistence that actors do their own stunts, and more. It's a great chat, and one that should please fans be they into martial arts or not. Plus there's Jason and Shawn talking the latest Rambo movie and the politics of It: Chapter 2, the weekend rundown of all things entertainment, and a whole not more. How much more? I don't know... Just listen! And you can do that ...

Seven years ago we dedicated an entire month to the movie 6 Degrees of Hell, an ahead-of-its-time haunted attraction flick starring Corey Feldman. We interviewed the entire cast, the director and the film's writer, B. Harrison Smith. We consider ourselves lucky to have befriended Harrison. Not only is he a talented filmmaker, and decent guy, but he opened the door to other interviews, which is something Shawn and I always appreciate. Harrison has gone on to direct such genre films as Zombie Killers, Camp Dread and Death House, and work with the likes of Kane Hodder, Tony Todd, and Eric Roberts. And he's got a new flick coming out called The Special, which we highlighted right here . It's best described as Fatal Attraction meets The Blob. If that doesn't sell you on the movie, I don't know what will. Shawn and I figured it was time to bring Harrison back on the show, and talk his career, the horror genre, and the state of the world in general. I had a great c...

By now most Basementites should have heard our thoughts on Kamloops -based filmmaker Corey Rajala's B-grade short films Night of the Ooze and Revenge of the Ooze. Yeah, we told you where you could go and watch them, but we've decided -- with Corey's permission of course -- to do yah one better and present both flicks right here in The Basement. So without further adieu, here's our feature presentations . . .