David's Basement of the Bizarre

Throughout science fiction cinematic history, alien invaders have always been portrayed as vastly superior in intellect and development. Though we almost always thwart them in their attempts to take over the world, their initial attacks are usually spectacular and well thought out. Oftentimes the aliens were portrayed as having larger than ...

Released in July 2011, Captain America: The First Avenger was the final puzzle piece required before Marvel Studios could execute its ambitious crossover event, The Avengers. The film faced a tricky tightrope walk: it needed to introduce a character historically tied to wartime patriotism without feeling like archaic propaganda, all while ...

On August 21, Midnight Syndicate will release their brand new studio album, Plankett’s Grove. The release features the duo’s signature blend of haunting gothic orchestral music and atmospheric sound effects that have made them a staple in the Halloween, haunted attraction, amusement park, and tabletop RPG industries for nearly 30 years.

Keep your eyes peeled, and your seersucker suit pressed this Saturday, July 25, as Svengoolie presents the legendary 1972 horror-mystery masterpiece, The Night Stalker!

This sensational, made-for-TV movie introduces us to Darren McGavin as Carl Kolchak, the abrasive, relentless newspaper reporter tracking a string of bizarre, bloodless murders along the sun-dren...

The 1976 horror film Squirm, directed by Jeff Lieberman, serves up a spine-tingling tale of nature turning against humanity in a creepy, worm-infested nightmare. Set against the backdrop of a small Southern town, Squirm leans into environmental horror, exploring a “man vs. nature” theme with an inventive, if unsettling, focus on killer worms. Known for i...