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Jason and Lisa return to cover the final 2 episodes of The Thing About Pam and they talk about the most insane crap that has ever been put on TV.
Jason and Lisa are back to cover episodes 3 and 4 of The Thing About Pam, a show Blumhouse Productions made about a real life murder case. In this episode we go over the trial of Rus Faria and how much of a terrible person Pam Hupp is.
Deciding to take a break from the movies, Jason and Lisa are taking a look at the TV show Blumhouse Productions made earlier in 2022, The Thing About Pam, a show based on a real murder involving a woman named Pam Hupp, played by Renee Zellweger in strange makeup. Also discussed is how Keith Morrison is the man, gas station drinks, and t-shirts from Rhode Island.
Would you see a movie made by Blumhouse Productions, directed by the same person who directed "Twilight" and had the tone of a Lifetime movie? No? That's ok, no one else did either. But Jason and Lisa did and oh boy.
Jason and Lisa are back and they discuss the sequel Insidious Chapter 2, which picks up where the first film left off and we get more spooky shit. Also Jason tells a very hilarious story about the time he went to see this in theaters.
Jason and Lisa are back to not only discuss the movie, The Purge, but to discuss what they would do during the actual Purge, what exactly does "all crime is legal" mean, and how awkward shits gonna be the following day.
We've always said that we'll cover every Blumhouse Productions film, for better or for worse. Well, we are at one of the worst ones. Jason and Lisa struggle to find anything to say about Rob Zombie's art film Lord of Salem.
We've seen Blumhouse Productions handle haunted houses, haunted kids, creepy demons, and cancer, how does Blumhouse handle....ALIENS?!?! Jason and Lisa take a look at this 2013 film starring Keri Russel, J.K Simmons in a cameo role, and about 5 minutes of aliens in this hour and a half movie! Fun!
This week on Between The Scares, Lisa overcomes her fears and Jason goes into therapist mode as we cover The Bay, the last Blumhouse film of 2012. The Bay, a mockumentary found footage film, deals with tiny bugs and Lisa does not like tiny bugs. So she deserves a medal for getting through this episode is what we're saying.
Just when you thought it was safe to turn your cameras back on, it's the 4th installment of the Paranormal Activity franchise! Jason and Lisa talk about webcams, MacBooks, how scary Katie Featherston is running, demons still being dicks, and more!
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