Fit for a King

Jason and Lisa discuss a very modern film Stephen King approved of, 2024's In A Violent Nature! Featuring a slasher who brutally kills dumb teenagers in the woods but you are along for the ride!!

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Jason and Lisa welcome the co-creator and inspiration for this podcast Lackey to discuss "Seizure", Oliver Stone's first film ever. And boy, is there a lot to say about a whole lot of nothing.

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Jason and Lisa discuss the news of a new film based on Stephen King's work, "The Long Walk" and why every movie about teens in horrible "live or die" situations need to stop being compared to "The Hunger Games". Then they discuss the 1987 horror film "The Stepfather" starring Terry O'Quinn who acts the HELL out of this film.

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Jason and Lisa have returned to discuss another Alfred Hitchcock film, one that doesn't get a whole lot of love, "Frenzy" from 1972. It may have something to do with the brutal sexual assault and nudity. Hmm...

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Jason Soto and Lisa Leaheey, who never done a horror movie podcast together before, team up to discuss films Stephen King have highly praised, either in interviews, in magazine articles, or his book Danse Macabre.

On this debut episode, Jason and Lisa discuss Alfred Hitchcock's The Birds, how everything is possibly Tippi Hedren's fault, and how light and shadow have an effect on horror.

Fit for a King was co-created by Jason Soto and Lackey. Edited and Produced by Jason Soto.

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This week, Jason and Lisa found some tapes in the woods and when they watched them back, they discovered two found footage movies! One about exploring a haunted asylum (Wha?) and the other about visiting some nice old people. Aww!!

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It's gothic horror this week as Jason and Lisa discuss the Kate Hudson spooky film "The Skeleton Key" and the real creepy "The Others" starring Nicole Kidman.

This week, Jason and Lisa take on the subgenre of Spanish horror with two classics in the genre! The two hosts disagree on one film and possibly agree on the other. Which ones? You'll have to listen and find out.

Jason and Lisa are back (again) with the sub genre of anthology films! Jason's pick is the 1986 Stephen King film Cat's Eye featuring Drew Barrymore, James Woods, and Robert Hays. Lisa's pick is a 2022 somewhat Shudder original featuring Pedro from "Napoleon Dynamite" and Jonah Ray.

To quote Gavin Rossdale "It's the little things that kill!" as Jason and Lisa tackle Little Monsters in this episode! First up is the 80's cheese classic "Critters" featuring furry creatures from outer space destroying a small town. Then it's the very strange "Ghoulies" featuring black magic, dark glasses, and little people.