Fit for a King

Just when we started to see the light at the end of the tunnel, Jason Blum pulls us back and say "oh no! There's ONE MORE romantic comedy to get through before we get to all horror, all the time!" And that is 2009's "The Accidental Husband". Jason and Lisa discuss this, among other things, including their guilty pleasure rom-com, if fire departments can just pick and choose where they go to put out fires, and how much of a bad ass Colin Firth really is. I promise folks, we'll get to the horror stuff soon enough!

It took 5 episodes but we finally got to the style of movie that makes Blumhouse Productions a Blumhouse Production. As much as Jason is happy to FINALLY discuss a horror movie, Lisa is three times as excited to discuss one of her favorite movies "Paranormal Activity", the 2007 (released in 2009) found footage movie that kicked off a whole franchise. There's also some "Blair Witch Project" talk in here because of course.

Before Jason and Lisa can get to the horror holy land, they must get through one more bland Blumhouse Productions film. That is "Graduation", which is basically if "Oceans 11" was on the WB Network in the mid-2000's.

Jason and Lisa are back to talk about another early Jason Blum film, this time a wacky comedy about people who kill themselves in weird ways. But that's not the important part, the important part is all the RANDOM ASS CELELBRITIES THAT SHOW UP IN THIS CLEARLY LOW BUDGET FILM!! It's going to blow your mind who's all in this film. Just give it a listen.

In this mini-sode, Jason and Lisa take a look at a weird film in Jason Blum's filmography, "The Fever", which is about "Woman" played by Vanessa Redgrave having a social and mental breakdown because poor people exist in the world. That's seriously the plot of the movie. In a podcast that was suppose to be about dumb horror movies, things get rather heavy handed and Lisa provides the smarts by breaking down what she thinks the movie is trying to say. It's a strange one, guys!

In this brand new mini-sode podcast, Jason Soto and Lisa Leaheey team up to take on every movie Jason Blum and his Blumhouse Productions studio has released, in chronological order. And because it's chronological order, we have to start with Blum's early stuff, which did NOT consist of horror but sappy romantic films. First up is "Griffin & Phoenix" a drama about two people who are going to die soon so they commit petty crimes and not much else happens.