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Shelterbelt Theatre Artistic Director Beth Thompson swings by the basement to tell us why theatre is so important to society. She also talks to us about the newly-announced 2016-17 season, and "Shattering the Glass: A Celebration of Omaha Women in Theatre" opening July 8.

We have an equally scary and gross nonsense story, we review Stephen King's Pet Sematary, and Beth takes her turn with the 7 Deadly Questions.

Music this week is "Breed" from Bitch Falcon out of Dublin.

News of the Dead: John Boyega leads Pacific Rim 2 cast; Guy Burnet joins cast of Jacob's Ladder remake; Jordan Peele joins Robert Englund, Sid Haig, and many more for the Henson-esque Abruptio.

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Silverscreen Summer starts right now! See exactly how crazy television-horror was back in the eighties when Craig and Brian review the made-for-TV horror film from 1982, Don't Go To Sleep, a film that focuses on one of the most bizarre families ever committed to celluloid. Then, they discuss Darkness Blooms by Christopher Bloodworth, a book that is committed to do for greenhouses what Psycho did for showers.

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June is ladies month, and Stephanie Krysl of The Electroliners kicks things off by "conquering" her fear of clowns on The Big Show. And we have a surprise guest in Stephanie's friend, Gini Magnuson! We also have a new name! We tackle our nonsense story of "The LICKI Brush;" we check out new releases coming to theaters, blu ray, and Netflix; and we review Stephen King's IT.

Music this week is "Ripe" from Screaming Females and "Keep on Runnin' (The Vampire Song)" by The Hot Toddies.

News of the Dead: We Have Our Pennywise, Jason Is Coming With An Origin Story, Fred Dekker Spill Some More Details On The Upcoming Predator Film, and Lorne Michaels Dips His Toe Into The Genre Waters.

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In this very special episode of "The G.O.A.T." the guys sit down to discuss and rank the movies from one of the most beloved franchises of all time. They fight and bicker but in the end they must decide what "Star Wars" is the greatest of all time.

Special Bonus Episode!! The guys join Godzilla, everyone's favorite kaiju, as he wreaks destruction through the underworld in the graphic novel, Godzilla in Hell. Then, the discuss the 2006 film, The Host, directed by Bong Joon-ho.

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After taking a week off, Brian Alan DeLaney and Craig Wade are back and better than ever before as they cover the film adaptation of R.L. Stine's Goosebumps and the new film from The Asylum, Zoombies.

All this, plus the freshest news of the week!

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Comedian/actor Monty Eich makes his triumphant return to The Basement on a Hill along with surprise guest host Molly Welsh. Monty talks to us about The Weisenheimers, stand-up, and Red White & Tuna at the Bellevue Little Theatre. We tackle nonsense news, review Stephen King's coke-fueled Maximum Overdrive, and Monty plays our brand new game, 10 Word Movie Reviews, in which he reviews the trailers for End of Days, The House Where Evil Dwells, and I'll Always Know What You Did Last Summer.

News of the Dead: The Master of Horror Returns, Jonathan Schaech Joins Yet Another Day of the Dead Remake, The Rock is Here to Destroy Another Movie, and Wesley Snipes must Need Money.

Music this weeks is "A Skull. A Door. The Middle of the Desert." from The Albert Square.

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State Disco frontman Cody Rathman stops by The Basement on a Hill to discuss the young life of his band, playing to small crowds with national acts, and sell-out crowds with local acts. He takes his turn on the dastardly 7 Deadly Questions, and we review Jordan Galland's movie Ava's Possessions.

News of the dead: Dark Tower Fans, Prepare To Get Pissed; IS Friday the 13th Happening? More Casting Announced For Cute-Sounding Shark Movie "Meg"; Big News Out Of Cannes Film Festival; Insidious 4 Gives Us The Creative Team.

Music this week is "Dead Horses" from Very Okay out of Brooklyn.

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This week the guy's talk about their #FreeComicBookDay scores and why you should go see #TheJungleBook . Kyle and Greg tell Cody some #CivilWar spoilers and they all discuss the newest episode of #GameofThrones.

On this action-packed episode of B&E, Brian and Craig reunite with Chris Gilbert to delve into the savage and cruel world of the 1986 horror film, The Spookies. Then they tempt fate by submerging themselves in the bizarre-noir short story, Monster, written by Adam Lowe.

Prior to listening to this episode or watching the film for the first time, we highly recommend that you check out the following article that details all aspects of the production of The Spookies. www.thedissolve.com/features/oral-history/788-the-strange-saga-of-spookies/

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