Jamison and Blake are back with our year-end game and ranking of our podcast film selections! Jamison came up with a most excellent game to achieve our final ranking on the year. It is called Fantasy Celebrity. Here are the rules:

1. We each come with a list of 10 favorite movies from FBF 2025.
2. Flip a coin to see who chooses first.
3. Alternate choosing celebrities untill each person has a team of ten.

Active play:

1. Starting with position 10 and moving down to 1...
2. Draw a question at random from the stack. We read it and each choose a person from our team to battle for dominance.
3. Send the question and options to ChatGPT and have it decide which celebrity is more likely. The person who submitted that celebrity wins that round.
4. The winner of the round gets to place the movie of their choice in the position we are fighting for
5. Retire the celebrity chosen and continue the game moving one position down.

Movie Makers:

1. Will Ferrell
2. Kiera Knightley
3. Jaime Lee Curtis
4. Morgan Freeman
5. Mel Gibson
6. Martin Scorceses
7. Jim Jarmusch
8. Jordan Peele
9. Will Patton
10. Bong Joon Ho
11. LaKeith Stanfield
12. Sinbad
13. Dean Cain
14. Judi Dench
15. Glenn Close
16. Michael Bay
17. Jean Claude Van Damme
18. Kiefer Sutherland
19. Richard Kelly
20. Kelly Reichardt

Question Bank:

1. Who will be uncanceled in 2026?
2. Who will make a terrible cake in 2026?
3. Who will befriend a bird in 2026?
4. Who will be the first to cry by onion in 2026?
5. Who will knit their underwear in 2026?
6. Who will read their first book in 2026?
7. Who will be the first to eat 25 subway sandwiches in 2026?
8. Who will eat an orange and declare it the best orange they have ever had in their life in 2026?
9. Who will be outed as three kids in a trenchcoat in 2026
10. Who will hold the most potato chips in 2026?

AND HERE IS OUR FINAL RANKING FOR FLY BY FILMS 2025:

10. Northwest Mounted Police

9. Joker 2

8. House of Wax

7. The Meteor Man

6. Eureka

5. Horror Express

4. House on Haunted Hill

3. Brute Force

2. Hollywood Shuffle

1. Dungeons & Dragons: Honor among Thieves

Clip: "My 3 year old must argue and debate everything!"

Sound Engineer & Producer - Justin Wiechec

Blamison are back just in time to then quit for the year! Jamison did not know it during our last Christmas episode, but he started a trend of subjecting each other to the shittiest films from our past. Blake decided to make him watch the 1995 Disney stunner Man of the House starring Jonathan Taylor Thomas and Chevy Chase. We try to figure out how this film got made and what kind of audience energy it was trying to conjure. Plus, we now have a producer so the episode should sound significantly better with even less effort from your hosts!

Other things talked about: Chevy Chase is an asshole, duck cakes, and Lasik adventures.

Clip: "News blooper: Anchors can't stop laughing at play with yourself line"

Sound Engineer & Producer - Justin Wiechec

Blamison are made to be contrite for our cinematic sins when Demetrius Sanders comes back on the show to talk 1987's Hollywood Shuffle which was the filmic statement by Robert Townsend--who we covered one of his other films, The Meteor Man, earlier in the year. We talk about the anger seething underneath the satire of the film and the various traps of stereotypes in cinema. Don't worry, we also have a lot of fun talking about a true fun movie.

Other things talked about: the relativity of forgettability, gaming journalism and anime, but not THAT kind of anime.

Clip: Segment of Reel Brothers skit from Hollywood Shuffle.

Blamison are back with a regular episode...sort of! We have a special returning guest--and probably has the award for the shortest turnaround as well!--Luke T. Harrington. On this episode, we talk about Joker: Folie à Deux and why it flubbed at the box office after the hugely successful Joker. We also dig into the controversies and dIsCoUrSe™ surrounding both films when they came out. It's a great episode about a very strange movie!

Also discussed: going back to grad school and Luke's six pack.

Clip: Werner Herzog telling about how he discovered John Waters was gay.

Blamison have completed their fourth annual Halloween series! On this episode they finish up the final two Vincent Price films, Scream and Scream Again (1970) and The Comedy of Terrors (1963). We talk about the absolute battiness of the former narrative and the enjoyment of watching Price stretch himself in the latter (even though the film itself was not, on the whole enjoyable). Join us for this sPoOkY final installment of the series!

Also discussed: HELL

Clip: live performance of Vincent Price’s monologue for an Alice Cooper song.

Blamison are back with our fourth installment of our Price Halloween series! On this episode we discuss the 1961 Roger Corman joint The Pit and the Pendulum and 1972's Dr. Phibes Rises Again. We talk about Price playing a little against type in the first film and just going full Mandy on the second film. We dig into what makes Poe scary and why Phibes might be a precursor to Saw.

Also discussed: Jamison's wild week and the token doomer/greek orthodox bands Sleep and Om.

Clip: Vincent Price as Dr. Frankenstein on Rowan & Martin's Laugh In

Blamison are back for the third Halloween of the month! This time we take on 1974's Madhouse and 1953's House of Wax. We talk about everything from what it means to choose a resolution in the film that makes no logical sense but is pure, distilled cinema nonetheless. We also talk about scores and why they do and don't work for specific movies. Oh yeah and we, of course, discuss WRATH and ENVY and the links they have to the films we chose.

Also discussed: Blake joins the dead dad club and doctors who pray.

Clip: Vincent Price on Johnny Carson teaching the audience how to cook fish in the dish washer.

Blamison are back with their first true installment of "Sins Come at a Price" with our discussion of two films for the sin of Lust: 1965's spy-comedy Dr. Goldfoot and the Bikini Machine and 1959's spooky mansion film House on Haunted Hill. We discuss all of the sexy and lusty elements of these films (or not). We also dig into the penchant for making lust always about sex and questioning the Catholic penchant for elevating these above others.

Also discussed: the Sunday gloomies, is Vincent Price a comedic actor?

Clip: Boris Karloff and Vincent Price singing "The Two Of Us" on The Red Skelton Show