Blamison are back with a special episode. By "special," we mean a regular episode but with more doubly more guests! The Harrington Brothers (so Thadd and Luke say) join us to talk about 2023's highly enjoyable Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves. We talk about Thadd's addiction to D&D and his wife's distain for it. We also talk about how Luke is too cool (and too chiseled) to think table top games are worth his time. Eventually we talk about the movie as we are wont to do.

Other things talked about: how our wives don't really like to do things with us, getting bulked up, the most annoying thing right now, and how many times we can go off topic.

Clip: "When Hip-Hop and D&D Collide" - Key & Peele

Blamison are back and we have back up one this episode! We do some exploring into Cecil B. Demille's 1940 film North West Mounted Police starring Gary Cooper. Our guest Aren Bergstrom is our resident Canadian film and history buff and schools us on Louis Riel and all of the things that went into the Battle of Batoche which this film attempts to depict and fails in ways only DeMille could pull off. This is probably our most substantive episode to date so put on your thinking caps and set your gaze up North.

Other things discussed: the films we have hated this year, A.I.

Clip: from the tv show "Due South"

Check out Aren and his brothers at 3 Brothers Film and Filmcast.

Blamison are back! We are digging in to a lesser known Hitchcock film 1944's Lifeboat and, well, let's just say it wasn't what we were expecting. Jamison does a free-form opening for the episode and Blake waxes philosophical about why Hitchcock is revered and Shyamalan is not. Oh, and we talk about John Steinbeck's misgivings about being attributed to the writing of this movie.

Other topics of discussion: our favorite songs of the year so far, parenting (duh!) and the new film Weapons.

Clip: Jamison doing a spoken trailer for a partially fake movie.

Blamison get together once again to explore Jamison's pick of forgotten films. Raw's director Robert Townsend takes a tonal shift in his 1993 superhero film, The Meteor Man. We talk, of course, about the film's weirder elements and those parts that have not aged as well, but we end up defending it from its naysayers as it provided substance that is not often present in contemporary superhero films. Join us as we get MEATIER...urgh I mean METEOR with this film!

Other things discussed: actually most of the runtime is talking about film of some sort. It's our most film-centric episode to date probably.

Clip: "Meatier.... meteor...?" from YouTube Clips

Blamison are back with a totally unchill discussion of 1991's John Hughes-written Target ad Career Opportunities starring Jennifer Connelly (be still Jamison's heart) and Frank Whaley. There are several aspects of the film that would have made for a great film, but, alas, it all comes to, well, not much. Meet-cute beats out capitalist satire by the end of the film.

Other things discussed: how work sucks, parenting wily children and the Mulroney brothers.

Clip: "K-Strass the yo-yo man on KQTV in St. Joseph, Missouri." on Youtube.

Blamison are back with another terrible and justifiably forgotten film with 2003's Christian film Quigley starring Gary Busey in a dog collar, Oz Perkins as the most unmotivated Guardian angel, and Booger as an inept boss. Yes, Jamison found this film and we had to watch it since this is an Oz Perkins Parenting podcast...and not a essentially a forgotten film podcast. The stars have aligned however. Here we stand...

Other topics discussed: favorite movies of the last 25 years, kids going through vibe shifts, and Joan Osborne.

Clip: "Gary Busey On Spirituality, God and Only Human" via Times Square Chronicles

Blamison are back with a regular episode about a movie that know one fucking knows! We dig into the first of three feature films by Mark Romanek who is most known for doing the multi-million dollar budget music video for Michael Jackson's "Scream." The name of the movie is Static from 1985. We talk about the weird tonal shift in the final act of the film, hanging out with slackers, and grief of all things. Join us on this angelic adventure!

Also talked about: Blake's post-punk journey, Blake's hatred of Pitchfork and why The Edge is not a cool nickname.

Clip: Al Gore talking about creating the internet with Wolf Blitzer.

Blamison remain consistent in their inability to remain consistent as they take a break from forgotten films to talk about a show that is IN THE ZEITGEIST. This show is season two of The Rehearsal with Nathan Fielder. We dig into the true meta nature of Fielder and all of his shows--because they all feed back into this season--and what it is about this show that makes us giddy. Join us! We spoil everything so Beware! And Don't Care!

Other Things Discussed: Part 1 of our diatribe on why Christian rock 'n' roll IS actually rock 'n' roll and then we talk about the best thing our kids have done in the past week.

Clip: Airplane! (1980)

On this one-off episode of Will Blake Get Cancelled?, Jamison and Blake explain the curse that has been brought upon them by the likes of Ian Olson (of the upcoming Book of Common Terror podcast). We talk about 1992's Michael "MFumay" Mfume's Ax'Em and how nothing could save this film from its own incompetence. This is probably the hardest film we have watched to this point. Join us.

Other things discussed: Ian's Native heritage, parenting (because this is a low-key better parenting podcast), and not Christian rock music.

Clip from: Tim Robinson and Sam Richardson introduce the 2024 Detroit Lions game schedule.

Blamison made it back just in the nick of time to maintain the efficacy of their typical intro of "once or twice a month"! On this episode we play thought games with the 1996 comedic fable Multiplicity starring Michael Keaton and Andie McDowell and directed by Harold Ramis. But let's be honest, we hadn't talked in about a month, so most of this episode is just babbling.

Other things talked about: Blake's mustache, his upcoming breakout talk at the NYC Mockingbird conference, and Jamison's trip to Japan.

Clip: The Marvelous Misadventures of Flapjack