Luca and Boney are joined in the studio by JoJo, Stella and Suzanne Sontag to discuss the 1980 sense dep. cliff notes film Altered States. Will they devolve in to their primordial selves? Listen to find out.

Grab your candy bracelets and pop your favorite jungle mixtape into a stranger's VW Golf. We're going to a rave! This week Boney and Trixz discuss the 2000 Greg Harrison film Groove, shot entirely in SF.

Joined by special guests Boney and Danielle, our hosts discuss the 1990 photosensitive, elephant wielding, amateur photographer Darkman, directed by Sam Raimi. Starring Liam Neeson, Frances McDormand, Larry Drake and the final sherb Bruce Campbell.

What is god? What is the wind speed on the planet of Neptune? But most importantly, is Paul "World Series" Anderson's Event Horizon a prequel to Warhammer 40,000? These are the questions that Mitsu, Luca and Boney attempt to answer on another Friday night episode of Basement Radio.

In this duo match, your hosts take on the 1973 blood-soaked period drama Lady Snowblood, and yes there are comparisons to "Chill Will" but mostly towards the end.

What would happen if a comet turned the whole planet in to zombies, save 2 badass teenagers, Hector, and 2 small children introduced in to the plot with little time to spare? Our hosts are joined by infamous DJ Stella, long-time caller Just Sarah, basement ghost Jesse, and of course Boney Marone to talk about the 1984 sci-fi romp Night of the Comet, directed by Thom Eberhardt.

What is a sequel? Why do they get made? Who would devote 2hrs of radio to these questions? We would. That's who. Mitsu and Luca are joined by very special guests Lindsay (who chose this week's movie), Phil, Nicholas and Boney (in a hole) to discuss Joe Dante's Gremlins 2 (1990). Susan Sontag, Luca and Mitsu's relatives and the Hulkster join us in the chat.

We're back.... Mitsu and Luca are joined by the one and only Cass #1 to talk about the 1986 horror-comedy key party TerrorVision. Heckled by both our moms, this week's episode tackle some really important questions, such as "What is a bog?".

Joined by special guest Sarah T., Mitsu and Luca discuss the 2000 Japanese horror-Yakuza flick JUNK, dir. by Atsushi Muroga. DMX makes an appearance.

Mitsu, Luca and Boney discuss the dick-grabbing, dino-sexual, absolutely bonkers comedy-horror Tanny and the T-Rex (1994), dir. by Stewart Raffill. Joined by special guests Phil, Sue, technical difficulties and the fucking bands next door.

Kurt Russell (the baseball player) stars alongside, Dennis Dun, Victor Wong (student of Mark Rothko), James Hong and Kim Catrall - in what is quite possibly one of the best movies set in San Francisco's Chinatown. Our hosts Mitsu and Luca discuss its merits with special guest William. Directed by John Carpenter (1986).

Our hosts ask really general questions like "What did you think of Cat People?", the 1982 Paul Schrader film. Our guests Phil and Courtney take us through this erotic horror, helmed by the hypnotic performance of Nastassja Kinski.

Your boys are back. Mitsu and Luca return from their trip abroad and are joined in the studio, for the first time ever, by Bobby Browser. Nightbeast (1982), directed by Don Dohler, is the movie of the week.

Clam Tony and his brother Trevor take center stage for the culmination of Us Doing Stuff's three part radio residency on Basement Radio.

You know the drill, it's girlie pop hour on Radio Valencia as Katherine, Alexandra Pink and Cassie Aiello takeover for the 2nd volume of Us Doing Stuff's residency on Basement Radio.

The very first guest episode of Us Doing Stuff Vol. 1 featuring Clam Tony, Katherine and Alexandra, taking over for Basement Radio for the next 3 weeks.

Boney and Luca tackle the "Oliver"-esque, cyber-flopping caper Lawnmower Man 2: Beyond Cyberspace (also known as Jobe's War). Mitsu calls in from SFO and Katherine from the beach.

Our hosts are joined by Stella and Jo-jo to talk about the 1997 Robert Kurtzman film Wishmaster and the ethics of wishing.

Our underground dwellers and co-hosts welcome C.H.U.D's number one fan Stephanie from Long Island, to discuss the 1984 family friendly horror film. Special guest caller Jordan Peele.

Our hosts talk about Society, both at large, and the 1989 flesh party film by Brian Yuzna. Special effects by Screaming Mad George.