The Forgotten Filmcast is finally back after a few weeks off. This time Todd is joined by Mario Brown from Two Dollar Cinema to look at a film that weaves a twisted tale of trying to track down presidential assassins. It’s 1979’s Winter Kills. Download the Show: iTunes Podomatic Your Listen Show Notes: Two Dollar…
The new episode of Walt Sent Me is here! This time, Todd and Kristen discuss a film that many don’t realize is a Disney film. It was actually a co-production between Disney and Paramount…the 1980 Robert Altman film Popeye. They also look at the 1939 Donald Duck short Sea Scouts. Download the Show: iTunes Podomatic…
We visit the urban jungle on the next episode of the Forgotten Filmcast for a film that borrows heavily from the Tarzan legend. Todd is joined by Rik Morgan and Danny Bennett from the Hail Ming Power Hour to discuss a 1987 film written by John Sayles, Wild Thing. Download the Show: iTunes Podomatic Your…
On the latest episode of the Forgotten Filmcast, Todd is joined by Rebecca Sharp from Almost Ginger to discuss an odd little World War II comedy. Alec Guinness and a very young Robert Redford star in Situation Hopeless…But Not Serious. Download the Show: iTunes Podomatic Your Listen Show Notes: Almost Ginger Rebecca on Twiter Movies…
On the latest episode of Walt Sent Me, Kristen and Todd return to the realm of Pixar to look at their 2004 film The Incredibles. They also discuss the 1942 Goofy short How to Play Baseball. Download the Show: iTunes Podomatic Your Listen
Special guest Richard Kirkham joins Todd and Kristen to discuss a 1997 release from Miramax’s Disney years, QT’s Jackie Brown. They also look at the Silly Symphony Who Killed Cock Robin? Download the Show: iTunes Podomatic Your Listen
On the new episode of the Forgotten Filmcast, Howard Casner from Rantings and Ravings stops by to discuss Richard Lester’s 1976 adaptation of the Broadway hit The Ritz. Download the Show: iTunes Podomatic Your Listen Show Notes: Rantings and Ravings Howard on Twitter Movies Discussed: The Ritz Victim Buck Privates
