Join us as we dive in to the wild world of Juan Piquer Simón's mirror-shattering masterpiece Pieces. Our very first entry in a month-long series we are calling Euro-Trash, Pieces is the kind of movie that could only exist in "Boston". Joined by very special guest Ani and Just Sarah in the studio.

As our SOV month comes to a close, we celebrate the first horror film to be shot on video, John Wintergate's Boardinghouse. Joined in the studio by PissMa.

Come on down to the basement. You can park your car right outside. We'll be cozying up next to the TV, double-fisting shrimp cocktails, having one sided-phone conversations, and who knows, we might even go down to the vending machine. The vending machine? Yeah, the vending machine. I'm gonna go down to the vending machine. Joined by PissMa, Jesus y Navajas.

What can we say about Feeders? This is the type of movie that some would describe as "so bad it's good" which completely misses the point. Tune in as Mitsu, PissMa, and Koopa dissect the vocabulary of this SOV movie that was made for $500 in 5 days. Also, we stop at a few rest areas and frontage roads.

Special thanks to Kentucky Fried Chicken and Domino's Pizza for this episode and for supporting the 1987 horror film Killing Spree, directed by Tim Ritter. Some deep questions here like "How did you get the name Stewmaster?", "Where did you get your driver's license?" and most importantly "Why is she writing this all down?" are answered. Special guest PissMa.

What happens when you have a huge budget, the entire arsenal of Spencer's Gifts at your disposal, the Freddy's Dead director and Ice T? Well, you get something vaguely resembling the anarcho-punk comic Tank Girl. This episode begs the real question - Why didn't we do a whole month of kangaroo movies? Joined by Boney and JoJo.

We watched a good movie! JK, they are all good but this one is like a real film. Listen to us wax poetic about Takashi Miike's Audition. Piss Ma joins your lovely hosts for this late 90s rom-com rug cutter starring Ryo Ishibashi, Jun Kunimura and Eihi Shiina. Kiri-kiri-kiriiiiiiii.

Join us as we venture out between the Indian and Pacific Oceans in search of the South Sea Queen, with Tjut Djalil's 1988 horror-fantasy action film Lady Terminator. Will Tania be the vessle by which the Queen can exact her 100 year revenge or will rising pop star Erica stab her in the back? Mitsu and Koopa are joined by Boney.

Join us in the jacuzzi (we think better there) and kick off the new year with our month-long series: LETHAL LADIES. On this episode we punch our Hard Ticket to Hawaii and try to understand why the snake had cancer, all of this trouble was made for people growing weed, and what exactly is wrong with Seth's henchman Kimo.
Special guest Gia.

Last episode of the year and its a two-zey. Join Mitsu, Koopa and Boney as they discuss the Giger-verse but more importantly, put an official end to this third season of part twos. See you in the new year tapeheads.

Hold my antifreeze Mitsu, ahem, Merry Xmas! Grab your hair-dryers, run the bath and join us as we warm our hands by the fire of Jack Frost.

Join congested Koop, blasphemous Mitsu, slut lump Boney, and STEPHANIE as we dissect the conjoined twin romp, Basket Case 2. This day-quil fueled episode will take you on a wild econo-van ride with a wonderful cast of freaks, excuse me, I mean unique "individuals", in to the heart of Staten Island.

Oopsie Daisy, we picked the wrong film! Well, I guess we're here now so we should talk about what happens when you construct a film out of flashbacks to 3 other films and come up with 15 mins of original content. Of course, I'm talking about Dollman vs. THE Demonic Toys, directed by Charles Band in 1993. Joined by special guest Boney Maronie.

Enter the bizarre Canadian world of Kimberly and her inevitable fatalistic duel with Death. How many different ways can you be killed by household objects? Is throwing your spaghetti out the window an offense punishable by death? Are push pins dangerous? These are the difficult questions we tackle this week on Basement Radio as we continue our journey in to THE SEQUEL. Special guests GB and Jhenna offer a multi-generational perspective.

Join us behind the dumpster of a strip club as we take a bong hit of some dirty fun. Of course, I'm talking about the anti-cop copaganda film Maniac Cop 2, directed by William Lustig and starring non other than Yoko Ono's best friend.

Definitely one of our weirdest episodes. Jesus. Your hosts get lost in the weeds trying to recall all of their sins and more importantly, what kind of cenobite would Lizzo be? We are of course talking about the 1988 film Hellbound: Hellraiser 2, directed by Tony Randel. Joined by co-host Boney Maronie and guest Piss-Ma. We have such sights to describe to you?

We're back.....!!! Mitsu and Luca kick off Season 3: The Sequel, with the goofy but naughty hick-sploitation film Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2, directed by Tobe Hooper. We discuss why you need 3 chainsaws, well 1 big one and 2 itty-bitty ones, to fight Leatherface, the technology behind taking calls at radio stations, the "evil poor" and what happens AFTER you make the perfect horror film. Is it kind of like winning a chili cook-off? What motivates you to keep going?

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.