This episode the Mikes are traveling to upstate New York in search off the headless horseman. It's Sleepy Hollow! Though Tim Burton is known for his spooky and macabre avante garde style, he never released a true horror film. That is not until the 1999 Johnny Depp starrer "Sleepy Hollow." Also starring Christina Ricci and Christopher Walken as the Headless Horseman, this horror film tells the classic tale Washington Irving tale of Ichabod Crane in with a few twists that make this movie an exciting and Halloween appropriate dive into the world of Forgotten Horror! Choose your portal: Spotify | Apple Podcasts | Amazon Music | More Links If audio podcasts aren't your thing, you can also catch the show on YouTube!

We're inside of a game that's inside of a game that's inside of another game! And we refuse to admit that this is a clips commercial. We've already done one of those. Haven't heard the show yet? Well then...choose your portal: Spotify | Apple Podcasts | Amazon Music | More Links

Our second episode of Forgotten Horror V is now live! We're talking about the sci-fi, horror film eXistenZ. That's not a misspelling. The Mikes are hooking up their pods and entering the mind of David Cronenberg circa 1999. Starring Jude Law and Jennifer-Jason Leigh, this film (released before the Matrix) our characters enter a simulated world where not all is as it seems. The Mikes will talk what does and doesn't work, facts about the making of the film and where it stands within the weirdness that is Cronenberg's body of work. Choose your portal: Spotify | Apple Podcasts | Amazon Music | More Links If audio podcasts aren't your thing, you can also catch the show on YouTube!

We brought back the commercials, technically not forgotten, for this new block of episodes! When we looked back at our catalog of content, we marveled at how much we've produced. Over 100 commercials in our time from 2019-2023. Unreal. So doing 6 more didn't seem like any trouble. Until we started doing them again. Just kidding. We had some fun. Here's the first! Enjoy! Haven't heard the show yet? Well then...choose your portal: Spotify | Apple Podcasts | Amazon Music | More Links

Why, hello there?! Did you miss us? We kick off our 5th season of Forgotten Horror with the forgotten classic "An American Werewolf in London." Listen in as Mike Field and Mike Butler discuss the amazing practical effects by Rick Baker, the reasons John Landis included that weird dream, why Nurse Alex clearly has issues to be in love with David, and WTF is up with all those Disney decorations in her room? Choose your portal: Spotify | Apple Podcasts | Amazon Music | More Links But wait, there's more. We're not only producing a new podcast, we've gone video! That's right, you can watch us perform the episode from the Forgotten Cinema studios. So sit back, relax and get spooky y'all! Forgotten Cinema is back!

That's right! We're back for a 5 episode special. It's Forgotten Horror V! When we closed down the main run of the podcast, it was for many reasons. Most of which we lay out in our Farewell Episode. Feel free to check it on Spotify , Apple or wherever you get your podcasts. Just because we closed out the show doesn't mean we don't miss it. (I'm aware of the double negative) Deep down, we always knew we'd return in some form and Forgotten Horror is that perfect time of the year to come back. This time around, we're doing something different. Not only are we recording five new episodes for the podcast — see the schedule below — but we'll also be on YouTube in the flesh. All five episodes will be available on our YouTube channel and you can see our faces and expressions as we yell at each other. So make sure to subscribe, follow and like because so you don't miss our first episode on Wednesday, October 4th! Schedule for Forgotten Horror V October 4th: An American Werewolf in London October 11th: eXistenZ October 18th: Sleepy Hollow October 25th: Disturbing Behavior October 31st: Halloween III: Season of the Witch

Not only has the old website returned, but we're back doing that Forgotten Cinema brand of an episode. Except, we're taking over another podcast. That's right, the 3rd installment (I think it's 3, maybe 4) of Forgotten Takeover has returned as we're taking over The Pint Podcast once again. This block of 4 takeover episodes has a theme. We're covering forgotten sequels. First up? Predators! We're hosting John Amenta and Lloyd Green on their own show, while doing our show! Get it? You can play it right here or seek out the episode at your favorite podcast portal. Stay tuned for the next three in the coming months. Who knows...maybe we'll get inspired to return for good. Enjoy!

Everyone at some point in their lives need to slay their (metaphorical) dragon. In the Mikes' case it's the 1992 Tom Selleck film(?) Folks! , directed by Ted Kotcheff. The question is, did the Mikes survive their battle unscathed? This episode of Forgotten Cinema Season 5: Audience Choice is brought to us by Steven Christina Jr. from the Super Retro Throwback Reviews podcast! Listen in as Mike Field and Mike Butler talk about their viewing experiences while watching Folks! and discuss why the film is fundamentally flawed at the screenplay level. From the lack of a character for the audience to associate with or root for, the slapstick that doesn't land, uncomfortable attempts at humor, and the multitude of plot lines that go nowhere; either resolving themselves or being completely ignored. For the first time on the show, the Mikes and the film itself make a case on why it should stay forgotten, or perhaps should be required viewing...as a cautionary tale. The film may be flawed, but this episode is oh-so-good. Thanks again to Steven Christina Jr. and find out more about Super Retro Throwback Reviews at TheNewSuperRetroThrowbackReviews.com or follow him on Twitter @SuperRetroTBR or Instagram @superretrothrowbackreviews . So grab your popcorn and soda, please notice the exits at the front and rear of the auditorium, and settle down for Forgotten Cinema. Listen below. You can also find Forgotten Cinema here: Apple Podcasts • Spotify • Stitcher • Google Play • TuneIn • iHeart Radio • Overcast • Pocket Casts • Castro • Castbox • Podchaser Subscribe! Rate! Review!

The Mikes continue through Season 5 with slightly more connected vignettes in the 1999 film, Go , directed by Doug Liman, starring Sarah Polley, Timothy Olyphant, and Katie Holmes. This episode of Forgotten Cinema Season 5: Audience Choice is brought to us by Andrew Morgan from The Nomcast podcast . Listen in as Mike Field and Mike Butler discuss just how much the character of Ronna sucks. *Spoiler Alert* It's a lot. They'll also go into each character and their separate vignettes; how they tie together and how their individual stories worked and if they all conveyed the central theme of the film. Thanks again to Andrew Morgan and find out more about The Nomcast at https://nomcastpod.com/ and follow him on Facebook , Instagram and Twitter . So grab your popcorn and soda, please notice the exits at the front and rear of the auditorium, and settle down for Forgotten Cinema .  Listen below. You can also find Forgotten Cinema here: Apple Podcasts • Spotify • Stitcher • Google Play • TuneIn • iHeart Radio • Overcast • Pocket Casts • Castro • Castbox • Podchaser Subscribe! Rate! Review!

The Mikes are talking loosely connected vignettes and early 00's indie films with the 2003 film, 11:14 , starring Patrick Swayze, Hilary Swank, and Rachael Leigh Cook. This episode of Forgotten Cinema Season 5: Audience Choice is brought to us by Chris Frodel from the blog - "Arguing with Myself" Listen as Mike Field and Mike Butler discuss this time stamped look at a group of eight characters whose lives all interact at the same point over the course of one night. The Mikes will pontificate whether the movie is missing a longer, more cohesive ending, if the film needs a character to root for and if the overall story needs a theme. Thanks again to Chris Frodel from "Arguing with Myself" . You can follow him on Facebook , Twitter and Instagram . So grab your popcorn and soda, please notice the exits at the front and rear of the auditorium, and settle down for Forgotten Cinema! Listen below. You can also find Forgotten Cinema here: Apple Podcasts • Spotify • Stitcher • Google Play • TuneIn • iHeart Radio • Overcast • Pocket Casts • Castro • Castbox • Podchaser Subscribe! Rate! Review!