The world of mass spectacle catches everything, from music and acting to gastronomy and sport. I think it's one of the most clearly characteristic signs of recent decades. So the transition from one type of activity to another is not so much, in my opinion, a question of vocation or aptitude, as of gaining fame and financial interest. So, that Lebron James has gone on to become an audiovisual producer, and now a possible actor in a supposed Space Jam 2 and, more, in the possible return of Jason, enters into that dynamic. If he will do well, or if he will go well, we will see; although sometimes they only care if they "go well", in terms of financial income, and little if the product is of quality. You can't tell how horrifying their film debut will be. By the way, I was struck by your phrase: "It turns out that he has horror on the brain". Thank you for your information and comments, @broncofan99. Greetings.