Night Swim Pitch Meeting
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- čas přidán 17. 01. 2024
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Blumhouse has made a name for themselves in the horror genre with massive box office hits on relatively low budgets. But as their output increases, sometimes we get some movies that just aren’t hit material. Take a movie that’s about a haunted pool, for example.
Night Swim definitely raises some questions. Like should this have just remained a short film? What are the rules of this pool ghost exactly? Why did it unalive their cat? Since when is a baseball bat a good method of ghost removal?
To answer all these questions, check out the pitch meeting that led to Night Swim!
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Didn't realize that Night Swim was popular enough even warrant a pitch meeting.
A 2 minute movie stretched to 2 hours and condensed back to 5 minutes and 10 seconds is tight.
"What if a Pool was
"Don't say that, that undoes the whole premise!" said with such annoyance has gotta be a new favorite pitch meeting line.
Instant fan of the pause, blink, blink, looks at script, looks up, "So anyway..."
You know this movie is so special when Pitch Guy didn't even pull at least one "I'm gonna need you to get all the way off my back" when the Producer brings in fair points about the plot holes.
"The dad is fully possesed by the pool" is definitely a sentence I never thought I'd hear
Watching pitch meeting for movies I didn't know existed is tight.
the sad thing is, the premise of "a pool with wish-granting waters that requires a sacrifice to work" could actually be a fun horror movie premise. They could have the family learn the rules very early on, and then the movie is about the temptation for the magic, and how far the family is willing to go to keep getting wishes.
The "water can't get through dirt" "Mud" bit cracked me up
The amount of times Ryan Pitchman had to look down in complete horror at the massive plot holes is just fantastic. 😂
"Mud"
This pitch meeting had more viewers in 26 minutes than the movie had throughout the entire screening period.
"Can you make the first flop of 2024?"
''The sacrifice for healing himself is him dying'' loool 🤣🤣🤣
This is literally that one Are You Afraid of the Dark? episode with the ghost/demon in the basement that granted wishes when it was fed, except this is in a pool. Wow.
2:47
This channel provides such an essential service for people who want to know how bad an obviously bad movie is but don't want to sit through the movie. Thank you for all that you do here.
I really love the new bit of the screenwriter just completely giving up and not even trying when questioned on stuff. It feels really realistic to me, like I completely accept that Hollywood screenwriters respond to criticism by simply ignoring it, either because they're ashamed, or too stupid, or proud, or just don't care.
The timing on “mud” was amazing