Hosted by: Riley Sullivan

This podcast is a produced and researched episodic style of content with a clear separation of each episode through the preparation and viewing, then subsequent re-viewing of a particular film, which is then dissected by a group of people.

The film of choice would be Wish Upon (2017). On paper, this is a fairly standard loud-noise horror flick from the folks at Blumhouse studios, but in practice, the film's ill-advised attempts to integrate “teen drama” tropes into the plot, horrible acting and restrained pg-13 violence create a perfect storm of “so bad it’s good” that is endlessly entertaining, or at least I hope. This type of movie I believe is important to make an informed choice about. If the podcast was centered on a beloved film there wouldn't be much opportunity for high emotions or comedic moments, while a plain terrible “just bad” movie would barely get enough enthusiasm to get us out of the gate and would assuredly stumble right away. All this is to say I want to watch Wish Upon (Blumhouse, 2017). I want to watch it 100 times. And I want to document my thoughts each of those times, as an experiment in the nature of human madness.

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