Cuesta Verde is a nice place to live and raise a family...OR IS IT?!

Steve Freeling (Craig T Nelson) moves his wife, Diane (JoBeth Williams) and kids, Dana (Dominique Dunne), Robbie (Oliver Robins) to their new dream home where youngest, Carol Anne (Heather O'Rourke) is later born...in the tub we guess. Diane discovers some strange happenings in their house and little Carol Anne hears the voices of the TV people and goes missing in the night after a creepy tree attack. Enter paranormal researchers, Dr. Lesh (Beatrice Straight) and assistants, Ryan (Richard Lawson) and and Marty (Martin Casella) to try and find Carol Anne seemingly lost inside the house. After some dusty old jewelry falls through the ceiling and Marty is attacked by a steak, they decide that this case is beyond their expertise and they call in powerful medium, Tangina (Zelda Rubinstein) who calls the trapped souls into the light and sends Diane to retrieve her baby, bringing her through the vortex back home. Things seem to calm down and the Freelings prepare to move, the displaced souls rage back and suck the entire house into the void with a little squeaking noise.

Join us in celebrating Nicole's birthday and tune into Poltergeist, this time on Doom Generation!

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The once happy Kritakos family; Arthur (Tony Shaloub), Kathy (Shannon Elizabeth), and Bobby (Alec Roberts) are in dire straits since the house fire that claimed the life of their wife and mother, Jean (Kathryn Anderson). Barely holding it together, they're approached by the lawyer (JR Bourne) of Arthur's mysterious late uncle Cyrus (F. Murray Abraham) with a posthumous gift of a glass house, which is filled with captured spirits waiting to open the eye of hell for like...reasons. Psychic ghost hunter, Dennis (Matthew Lillard) and the general manager of the spirit reclamation biz, Kalina (Embeth Davidtz) get into the mix with hapless nanny, Maggie (Rah Digga) to try and survive the night in Thir13en Ghosts - this time on Doom Generation.

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Her spooky show is failing but that's ok because Elvira (Cassandra Peterson) is ready to make it in Vegas in her own one woman show, there's only one problem - she needs 50k for the stage at the Flamingo. Luckily her Aunt Morgana has died and left an inheritance that will hopefully get her there. Unfortunately all she gets is an old house, a poodle named Algonquin, and a beloved recipie book. When she arrives in the conservative town of Falwell, the morality board led by Chastity Pariah (Edie McClurg), a jealous waitress, Patty (Susan Kellerman), and her own Uncle Vinnie (William Morgan) do their very best to run her out of town. With the help of the neighborhood kids and studly beefcake, Bob (Daniel Greene), Elvira learns her birthright powers before being burned at the stake to save herself and her Las Vegas show - Throw them tiddy tassles around its the 35th anniversary of Elvira: Mistress of the Dark this time on Doom Generation!

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Utah, the mid 80's; we meet two young punks, Stevo (Matthew Lillard) and Heroin Bob (Michael Goorjian) and relive their experiences with their tribe - elder scene queen, Trish (Annabeth Gish), manic dream girl, Sandy (Jennifer Lien), burnout dealer, Sean (Devon Sawa), John the Mod (James Duval), Hardcore Mike (Jason Segel), Eddie the romantic (Adam Pascal), and mysterious drug dealer, Mark (Til Schweiger). After graduating college, they find that a foundation in anarchy may be shaky at best and everything has its system. Don't sell out, buy in for SLC Punk! this time on Doom Generation.

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Charlie MacKenzie (Mike Myers) is afraid of commitment. He finds any reason to leave a relationship until he meats butcher, Harriet (Nancy Travis), who he quickly falls for. After introducing her to his best friend Tony (Anthony LaPaglia) and his parents (Brenda Fricker and Mike Myers) he recalls a Weekly World News article about a black widow who kills on her honeymoon night. He starts to suspect Harriet after noticing too many coincidences, but Tony convinces him it is his fear of commitment acting up. He marries her anyway only to be confronted on their wedding night by his wielding sister-in-lam Rose (Amanda Plummer). Will Charlie and Harriet live happily ever after? Find out this week on Doom Generation!

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May 26th, 1976 - it's the last day of school and the incoming seniors (Jason London, Joey Lauren Adams, Milla Jovovich, Shawn Andrews, Rory Cochrane, Adam Goldberg, Anthony Rapp, Sasha Jenson, Marissa Ribisi, Cole Hauser, Michelle Burke, Parker Posey) and grown ass Wooderson (Matthew McConaughey) are doing their best to prepare the younger kids (Wiley Wiggins, Christin Hinojosa, Esteban Powell, Jeremy Fox) for high school in this slice of life movie about nothing. If only that dick O'Banion (Ben Affleck) would stop getting held back. Don't be little freshmen bitches, take your licks and join us for Dazed and Confused on Doom Generation.

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Giza 1928 - when you were still allowed to just take cultural artifacts from archeological dig sites. We join Catherine Langford (Viveca Lindfors) who's DADDY has "found" a strange artifact and they spend the next 66 years trying to figure out what it means. Enter Dr. Daniel Jackson (James Spader) who has some interesting theories as to who built the pyramids, could it be ALIENS?! The military intervenes when Col. Jack O'Neil (Kurt Russell) is reactivated to lead an exploratory mission thru the wet portal hole to the other side of the galaxy where we discover that humans have been transported to another planet in order to mine a precious metal that powers the tech of an alien from a dying planet looking to extend it's life, Ra (Jaye Davidson).

Join us for some Top Dollar finest in Stargate, this on Doom Generation.

In the dream to awaken our world, we take control, we take no side, we ARE the edge and what we truly want you can't give it, can't even buy it and you just don't get it. Peter Chung's Aeon Flux, the series - this time on Doom Generation