P.M. Lipscomb, Filmmaker: Number one I Want To Believe, Number two Fortress, Number three
Mistrust Number four Eight Slices and Number five Ladies Quilt Club Scandal.
Film Courage: Which of these movie titles do you think is fake?
P.M.: Let's see, I would say if I did a search on IMDB
either Eight Slices or I Want To Believe and I would have to say probably Eight Slices.
Film Courage: You think this is fake?
P.M.: Possibly, it feels like it.
Film Courage: Of these five, which
movie title catches your eye where you might want to see this film?
P.M.: Probably the Ladies Quilt Club. I feel like it could be in the genre of horror,
it could be scary or maybe only scary to a six year old. I'm not sure, perhaps it depends.
Film Courage: How would you rate these titles from best to worst?
P.M.: Best to worst, so we'll say the best one being
number five. As far as or like the first one or how the first one I say would be the best sure
okay all right let's do that okay your favorite yeah the best one of all these
Mistrust would be my top one I like the way these two t's are I feel like I could see a
poster where that could really go into it maybe the t's are leaking into some background imagery
the second one would be fortress because one word titles are always better than anything else
to a degree in my opinion and then the third one I would say would be Ladies Quilt Club
just because I want that to be my number third not necessarily I really think it's the number
third but then I’d probably say I Want To Believe four and then the fifth one would be Eight Slices
okay I don't like the way the eight looks with with the word slices next to it it's just one of
those things that would it be better if it was the word eight you think like maybe but Eight Slices
feels like a c movie that the title was chosen because it's going to be above the a category on
the list where it's going to be all these numbered movies you're like what are these 55 movies I have
no idea what they are Eight Slices that should be a sci-fi and it should be about alien pizza
aliens come here and we eat their pizza and then we become aliens maybe that's what it is maybe
it's a brand new maybe we should do that it could be the sequel to killer clowns from outer space
and I'm just kidding killer clowns matter of space is an amazing movie so okay anyway okay we'll
revisit Eight Slices in just one moment what would you say are the genres for each of these movies
do I need to say a title and then the genre or should I point to them and say them or
I think if you don't mind just saying it yeah the titles someone tunes in late okay all right
let's see so Eight Slices should be sci-fi okay Ladies Quilt Club is definitely horror
Mistrust is psychological thriller fortress is a good old-fashioned war film
I Want To Believe is a Trump documentary
okay okay great if you had to pick one of these five titles for your next film
which one would you pick Mistrust miss trust okay yeah yeah it seems like that
you really like that that's good it's like a good strong title it's a strong title
immediately I want to get Kathy Bates in it and maybe we do a different take on misery
where she ends up being the one in the bed and someone else is yeah I don't know Mistrust or
or you get Crispin Glover back and have him in it and it's almost like get him in it as Willard
and have him in I don't know Mistrust I don't know there's something in there with either Crispin
Glover and Kathy Bates should be in the movie and they should be family
there it is I could see it also being a legal thriller too kind of like the firm
but yeah anyway okay I'm not supposed to be giving answers so here sorry I'm overstepping my bounds
so Mistrust is the one that you like the most and what would the plot be you just kind of
lightly gave us something but yeah Mistrust is about a mother-son story where the sun
is trying to deal with his body dysmorphia but the mother doesn't know he's suffering from body
dysmorphia so he he's going through these bouts where he's not eating now they live on a farm
and they're isolated and the mother she likes to play her little video games but the sun gets angry
at her and one day he ends up deactivating their electricity and then the second half
of the film they're in the dark with candles and she begins to get paranoid about them and
unfortunately for him she's been doing dealing with her own delusions and so it ends up obviously
the third act is gonna be pretty harrowing and we'll see which one of these two people come
out alive so the so not having electricity strips away any distractions strips it away
makes them to where they have to deal with each other confront each other and in the heat
of the ending where he tells her the truth that the son that she adopted he actually murdered
she actually tells him her own truth and that he's adopted himself and I hate to spoil it
but right right Mistrust mistrust wow coming in just a few months right okay
so maybe not not do you think what what network would show that film
oh FX or or maybe the Sundance Channel HBO Max would want it but we went in seleton oh no
no we tell HBO it's not the right fit sure we want to be on fx not hallmark
no no no no not Hallmark okay it might be a little too dark no not at all
I like FX because FX is in the middle of the country in rural areas where a lot of people
want to see your cinema like I actually in truth an ep of mine was talking about where where would
you want this next picture to end up and I want my my next movie to end up in all these rural areas I
want people that wouldn't have HBO that wouldn't have these other streaming services to just come
in off of their hard job sit down flick on the television and there on FX could be your movie
I'm not sponsored by FX I just want to make that clear I just watched a lot of it growing up sure
sure that's that's awesome okay so of all the movie titles of which which ones are true which
ones weren't and what they're about I’ll reveal the sort of synopsis here so number one I Want
To Believe is a documentary by J. Horton who's a filmmaker we've we've interviewed
so I was right about the documentary you were right you were right however but it's not about
trump though well not quite it's a thrilling study of the ufo phenomenon and the people who decided
their lives or excuse me the people who dedicate their lives to present credible information for
skeptics and believers alike so I Want To Believe I love ufos okay great I'm gonna check out
this documentary okay wonderful J. Horton and then fortress is an action film and it's also
by a filmmaker we've interviewed James Cullen Bressack and it is a group of criminals led by
Robert's former nemesis which is bald who is hellbent on revenge and forces a retired CIA agent
and his estranged son into a high-tech bunker will the thick walls and defenses be powerful enough
against this enemy's forces so it's a revenge action film number three pretty much in the
war space too yeah I mean there's there's a sort of military government aspect to it right
right number three is Mistrust that is a romantic drama by Shane Stanley who we've interviewed here
and this is having no commitments and never having been vulnerable Veronica enjoys being a mistress
oh wow and yeah and she comes to realize her best friend holds the key to her heart and is the only
one capable of extracting her emotions sounds good to me number four Eight Slices it is a real film
it's a drama by Nick Westfall and it's produced by Ramfis Myrthil who we've had on and I’ve actually
watched this film some of the other films I actually haven't watched Eight Slices is actually
excellent it was it's about a new hire who joins a small town pizza restaurant just as the business
fails and its employees question the American dream and it has a lot to do with influencer
culture I don't want to give away too much about it but it's actually I really enjoyed it so Eight
Slices so it's not a sci-fi it's not a sci-fi no no it's really well done and then number five
Ladies Quilt Club that I made up okay so but thank you thank you for choosing it and I just thought
that would be sort of throw people off a little bit because the quilt club you think of nice
ladies talking about their grandchildren maybe and you would never expect a scandal to break out
but it does well I felt like it could be a good murder mystery oh I was thinking more sort of
hidden money in the walls Ponzi scheme something like that where these ladies were
being used and they didn't realize what they had gotten themselves into
nicely or or a group of older women got together with no health ailments and they decided they
were going to lie to the government about a bunch of health issues to get a ton of money
that could and they just seem totally and and they start buying Porsches and buying this crazy flashy
stuff and we can make a reality show out of it yeah I guess so all right but these were actually
my these were good ladies these and somehow they got suckered in by the wrong person so but anyway
I don't really have it fully fleshed out it was just but thank you for choosing it yeah.