the Forgotten Horrors Podcast

Thanks to a loyal listener for the recommendation. Ruminations on comedy and horror with tons of crazy diversions. Listen to the end for a discussion about the next film we're going to cover.

Psycho knockoff or an airing of grievances by poverty row toward A-listers? 

Milton Berle, Willie Best, and John Carradine in one crazy boat-bound horror comedy!?!? Check out FANTASIES IN THE SAND as temps get cooler and the holidays approach.

A double feature! Johnny Wiessmuller stars in a horrific take on the adventure film, an interesting re-edit of several classic horror films, and thoughts on beach party pictures.

Where do "beach party" movies fit in film history? John and Michael discuss the "just add monsters" theory of genre filmmaking.

Arthur Lake (Dagwood) stars in this film that makes up for in substance what it lacks in ghosts or walking alone-ness.

Al Adamson, carnies, and a talking monkey. Well, it's a chimp but you get the picture.

The only podcast that dares to tell the truth about the connection between The Monkees and Rondo Hatton! 

What are the similarities between a little low-budget disaster film starring Ray Milland and Frankie Avalon and Steinbeck's masterpiece of American Literature, The Grapes of Wrath? We would appreciate your vote for FORGOTTEN HORRORS VOL.9 in The Rondo Awards! It's a nominee for 'Best Book" which is category 11 and you can find the ballot here: https://rondoaward.com/rondoaward.com/blog/ 

John and Michael discuss an interesting old dark house/ape-suit monster film that happens to have an entirely African American cast.

John and Michael discuss the twisted brethren of PSYCHO. Check out John's writings http://www.reversekarmapress.com/shop/ and Michael's https://www.oldies.com/search/results.cfm?q=michael+h+price&results= 

We talk about Oklahoma actor Bill Boyce and his involvement with this low-budget gem. Outro: MUSIC OF FORGOTTEN HORRORS, HARD-BOILED CHRISTMAS STORIES can be purchased here, and ART OF THE PULPS can be found here.

John and Michael ruminate on the James Landis comedy THE NASTY RABBIT and give some suggestions for your Halloween viewing consideration. Check out BILL BOYCE MONEY ACTOR now streaming on Amazon!

We cover a film that we'd thought may be lost forever. James Landis' RAT FINK is an incredibly interesting character study. 

Good times and drug freakouts! Get ready for trains and cicada sounds in the background. Sorry.