'Twas the Sunday before Halloween, and all through The Basement, not a creature was stirring . . . except one allegedly creepy movie featuring 10 short stories by 11 of the most notorious directors working in indie horror at the moment. That's right, we're celebrating the final Sunday before the Best Night of the Year with the new horror anthology Tales of Halloween, a flick we pimped right before *cough cough* calling it quits last Halloween. Hey, we changed our collective mind. Wanna fight about it?

Jason and Shawn are back for one last podcast before taking a two-month break through July and August. That's right -- The Basement is going on hiatus for the summer! But The Basement Boys leave you with an episode chock full of cooliosis, including the return of Game Time with Greg and a lively discussion about the creepiest of horror movie creatures. How bad ass is that? Pretty damn bad ass actually.

Star 80, Runaway Train , The Dark Knight , The Expendables , Best of the Best , Sharktopus , Camp Dread. From heavy drama to spirited B-movie, Eric Roberts has done it all, and that's what makes him so awesome. Suffice to say, the latest episode From The Basement is all the more awesome because Jason sat down with Eric for a 16-minute discussion about his films past, present and future -- touching on his latest, Camp Dread, and his villainous turn in the first Expendables movie.

Seems like it's taking forever for Lucky McKee and Chris Sivertson 's All Cheerleaders Die to get released. But the hot-chick fest is finally due to hit VOD on May 8 and theatres June 13. To celebrate, RLJ/Image Entertainment has released this weird, and kinda gruesome, clip that gives a taste of what audiences can expect from this tale of revenge, dark secrets and boobs. Wanna check it out? Course you do.

And we don't just mean sexy hot, but . . . well . . . yeah it looks cool. Lucky McKee is one of the best indie horror directors working. Check out The Woman , May , The Woods (a lesser effort, sure) and Red for reference. So it's cool to see him back behind the camera as co-writer/co-director of the new horror/comedy All Cheerleaders Die. The below preview certainly promises what we're all about here in The Basement -- hot chicks, zombies, gore and dark humour . But don't take my word for it, give the international sales trailer a peep now, bitches! A rebel girl recruits a group of cheerleaders to help her take down the captain of their high school football team, but a supernatural turn of events thrusts them into a different battle. All Cheerleaders Die stars Caitlin Stasey , Sianoa Smit-McPhee , and Brooke Butler. The flick has hit the festival circuit and is currently in limited release. We'll be checking it out ASAP. Source: Horror-Movies.c...