Blamison are back with the final installment in their October spooky series. This year we are jumping in our car, pressing the pedal down and seeing what kind of ngrained modern rage we can release on the open road. That’s right we are talking about road rage films! Next up is the 1986 coked-up Stephen King self-adaptation of his short story “Trucks” MAXIMUM OVERDRIVE as well as the made-for-TV adaptation of the same story 1997’s TRUCKS. We talk about what works despite the hellishness that happened on set, what parts are rather stale and how the TV adaptation is wilder and lamer than the cult classic. It’s a great finish to the spooky season!

Also discussed: what scares us, YOU CAN SEE EVERYTHING

Clip: Mae Martin on a road-bound tall tale that her parents maintain is true

Sound Engineer: Justin Wiechec

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Blamison are back with their 100th EPISODE!! That’s right. These dinguses have made it through 100 episodes which leaves the rest of Blake’s podcasts in the dust. So we had to do something special and what better way than to do it LIVE in OKC but like covert at a brewery that didn’t know we were coming or recording. Good times had by all. Enjoy the background music, barking dogs, and the wait staff telling us our food is ready. We talk about Na Hong-Jin’s classic possession film THE WAILING and then we give our immediate after-viewing thoughts on his newest film HOPE. This was a fun time. And give our sound guy the greatest kudos on this one as I am sure it was hell.

Also discussed: Blake trying to make the car ride with Jamison as tense and awkward as possible, is Jamison nervous about having a second kid

Clip: Jamison and Blake in an OKC theater prior to watching HOPE together.

Sound Engineer: Justin Wiechec (God Bless him on this one!)

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Blamison are back with the penultimate installment in their October spooky series. This year we are jumping in our car, pressing the pedal down and seeing what kind ingrained modern rage we can release on the open road. That’s right we are talking about road rage films! Next up is the 2001 Paul Walker-vehicle (pun intended) JOY RIDE. We talk about what works, how effective a good vocal performance can be and, of course, Helen Hunt’s younger doppelgänger.

Also discussed: horror movies we are ashamed to love, Paul Walker’s questionable past choices, scream kings

Clip: Sebastian Maniscalco talking about road rage

Sound Engineer: Justin Wiechec

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Blamison are back with the third installment in their October spooky series. This year we are jumping in our car, pressing the pedal down and seeing what kind ingrained modern rage we can release on the open road. That’s right we are talking about road rage films! Next up is the hard to find 1996 David Cronenberg-helmed auto-erotic thriller Crash. We talk about what works, what makes this film profound yet deeply disturbing and why nothing about the eroticism of the film is even remotely titillating.

Also discussed: Resident Evil, does Crash belong in this series, Halloween costumes

Clip: Louis CK talking about road rage

Sound Engineer: Justin Wiechec

Blamison are back with the second installment in their October spooky series. This year we are jumping in our car, pressing the pedal down and seeing what kind ingrained modern rage we can release on the open road. That’s right we are talking about road rage films! Next up is what of Blake’s favorite horror films Robert Harmon’s 1986 feature film The Hitcher. We talk about what works, why it is so effective and the powerhouse that is Rutger Hauer as John Ryder.

Also discussed: Non-horror road movies and what the first horror film we will show our kids is going to be

Clip: Taylor Tomlinson stand-up about drunk driving when not drunk

Sound Engineer: Justin Wiechec

Blamison are back with the first installment in their October spooky series. This year we are jumping in our car, pressing the pedal down and seeing what kind ingrained modern rage we can release on the open road. That’s right we are talking about road rage films! First up is Steven Spielberg’s first feature film 1971’s Duel. We talk about what works, what doesn’t and why so many of these films reject showing the antagonist.

Also discussed: Justin Long and Resident Evil

Clip: Adam Sandler stand-up about cars

Sound Engineer: Justin Wiechec

Blamison are back with a new episode and the first in a two-part series on the films of Na Hong-Jin starting with a discussion of his first two features, 2008’s THE CHASER and 2010’s THE YELLOW SEA. We talk about Jin’s penchant for chase scenes, how bleak his films can be and the religious imagery that are littered throughout his oeuvre. It’s a great beginning and we hope you’ll watch the films and dig into them with us.

Also discussed: Jamison’s train ride and 5 week sabbatical, truck stop bargain bins

Clip: “Why They No Longer Let Me Visit Korea” - Henry Cho

Blamison are back for our newly annual episode with our correspondent from the North Aren Bergstrom of 3 Brothers Film & 3 Brothers Filmcast. This year he brought us what is considered THE classic Canadian film, 1970’s Goin’ Down the Road. In this episode, Aren helps us dissect the problem of Canadian identity and what is considered Canadian cinema through this tale of two low class men trying to make it in a world that is largely levied against them. Once again Aren brings the goods for the show, so listen in and enjoy this episode!

Also discussed: Aren’s parenting hacks, his most forgettable film of 2026, and all things Canadian

Clip: SCTV News clip

Sound Engineer: Justin Wiechec

If you want to watch a SCTV homage/spoof of the film, go here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TcJ6-8pj_RQ