It seems no one is safe from poor critic reviews! To their dismay, this week Brett and Kristin find themselves discussing one of the films in a heavy hitting franchise - Friday the 13th. The 2009 release doesn’t seem to know whether it’s a remake, a sequel, or just a blood stained homage.

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Kristin’s mushy moment meets Brett’s open feud with William Shakespeare in this week’s edition of Mistakes Were Made.

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The Rezort is what happens when a bad rendition of Jurassic Park meets a worse rendition of The Night of the Living Dead. This week, Kristin and Brett discuss the trick of using of a brilliant location to overshadow a lack of talent, the necessity of rules when working with the undead, and the importance of choosing your metaphor. There are more holes in this story than in the bodies at the target range, but everyone needs a good zombie flick to kick off the summer!

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Between the leaky ceiling, Kristin’s drawer of cockroaches, and Jax’s strange new sex toy, this episode is full of distractions! Brett discusses Winston’s origin story, Kristin struggles to remember her first horror film, and the maintenance man throws the entire conversation into chaos! If it ran smoothly, we wouldn’t call it Mistakes Were Made.

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In this week’s edition of Two Star Tuesday, Kristin and Brett describe a film that lives up to its title - The Disappointment’s Room. What promises to be a masterpiece in the art of horror leaves us feeling as empty as the box office. Was the house haunted? Was she insane? Did they have a writers’ room? All these questions and more, with a limited number of answers.

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Sometimes the best made plans slip right through our hands, and sometimes we lose months of work to aggressive Tennessee weather. In this episode, Kristin and Brett discuss the importance of backing up files, lengthening shots for ease of editing, and communicating within a creative relationship.

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In the wake of submitting their podcast to iTunes, Brett and Kristin discuss where their inspiration comes from.

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Have you ever sat down to complete a task- hopes high, big dreams, only for it to immediately crash and burn in the most ridiculous way possible? If so, this is the episode for you!

Much like how the film struggles to make sense of things, we flounder our way through this week's Two Star Tuesday review of the 2008 horror, The Eye.

By the end, we’ll all wish we could unsee everything past the first 30 minutes.

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In their new segment, Two Star Tuesday, Kristin and Brett discuss films that (somehow) survived the production process. They discuss the Good, the Bad, and the Redemptive- pulling what lessons they can along the way.

This week’s episode features the 2015 slasher film, Most Likely to Die. Let’s be honest. While watching a blade-wielding psychopath chase down all those people you hated in high school sounds like a good time, this is a reunion we’d rather skip.

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A collaborative think-tank of artists discuss the mistakes being made on the ever-winding road of creative success. Welcome to Mistakes Were Made!

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