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It's time for another journey into the world of classic animation. Huge animation fan Andy Goulding from Blue Print Review stops by as we discuss the final feature film from the legendary Fleischer Studios, 1941's Mr. Bug Goes to Town. Of course, we also have some trivia questions and movie recommendations, plus a special announcement about a new project Todd and Andy are partnering on.

This week it's time for a real "Dad" movie. You know, the sort of flick your old man would veg out in front of the TV with on a Sunday afternoon. Strap in as Richard Burton, Richard Harris, and Roger Moore lead a ragtag crew of mercenaries in 1978's The Wild Geese. Toby Roan from the Hannibal 8 joins us for our main discussion, as well as some trivia and movie recommendations.

On this episode we're taking a look at a 1976 film from writer/director Nicholas Meyer that gives us a different take on Sherlock Holmes. The great detective meets up with Sigmund Freud in The Seven-Per-Cent Solution. Richard Kirkham, host of the LAMBcast joins us for our discussion, as well as some movie recommendations and a trivia game.

On this week's episode we experience the gangs and lowrider culture in the barrios of East LA in the 1979 drama Boulevard Nights. Nick Rehak from Play MST For Me joins us for our main discussion, plus some movie recommendations and, of course, a round of movie trivia.

On this week's episode we journey back to the pre-code era for 1933's The Little Giant, starring Edward G Robinson. Matthew Simpson from Awesome Friday joins us to discuss this film that looks like a 30's crime film, but actually turns in to a romantic comedy. We've also got some movie recommendations and a trivia game inspired by other "little" movies.

On this week's episode of the Forgotten Filmcast, Jack Palance and Matin Landau battle a nasty alien in the 1980 film Without Warning. An odd cast of famous faces is along for the ride, including Neville Brand, Cameron Mitchell, Darby Hinton, Larry Storch, David Caruso, and even the Predator himself, Kevin Peter Hall. Lee Grice from the Never Seen Podcast is our guest as we discuss the film, offer recommendations, and enjoy a round of trivia.

On this week's episode, Jon Cross from The PM Entertainment Podcast returns for his second visit to the show, and his second film starring Donald Pleasance as a crazy old coot looking for treasure. This time we go to the year 1973 for The Rainbow Boys. In addition to our main discussion, we have take a brief sidetrack to discuss the allure of one Jim Belushi, and, of course, have our usual movie recommendations and trivia challenge.

On this week's episode we return once again to the year 1978 to take a look at the inner-city drama Youngblood staring Lawrence Hilton-Jacobs. Sorry, to those who were expecting the Rob Lowe/Patrick Swayze hockey flick. Aaron Neuwirth from Out Now with Aaron and Abe joins us for our discussion. We go deep on the film, discussing whether it fits in the 70's blaxploitation category, or is it more of a precursor to the urban dramas of the 90's. We also test Aaron's film knowledge with a round of movie trivia, and close out with some movie recommendations.

On this week’s episode, we travel back to 1978 for a caper comedy from director William Friedkin. Peter Falk and Peter Boyle lead an all-star cast in The Brink's Job.  Joining us for the main discussion is David Brooks from Blue Print Review. We also have a lively round of trivia and our latest film recommendations.

On this week's episode we take a look at a film based on a long-running comic strip. Get ready for knights, maidens, vikings, an evil sorceress, and more in 1997's Prince Valiant. Bubbawheat from Flight, Tights, and Movie Nights joins us for our discussion. We've also got a princely trivia game and some movie recommendations.

This week's episode takes us back to the year 1981 for The Chosen, based on the best-selling novel by Chaim Potok. It stars Barry Miller, Robby Benson, Maximilian Schell and Rod Steiger. Our guest for this episode, the "chosen one" you might say, is Howard Casner from Pop Art. We've also got our movie recommendations and a round of trivia.

On this week's episode Todd is joined by Tony Cogan from Coog's Reviews to look at an early film from George Harrison's company, Handmade Films. We dive deep into the world of British borstals with 1981's Scrubbers. Of course, we also have our movie recommendations and a round of trivia, as well.

On this week's episode, Todd is joined by Andy Goulding from Blue Print Review to look at the 1957 kid-centric sci-fi film The Invisible Boy. Not only does this film feature an invisibility plotline, but it's also got evil computers, mind control, time travel...and the one and only Robby the Robot. In addition to our main discussion, we also have our movie recommendations and a trivia game about invisibility in movies.

On this week's episode we take a look at a film that mixes a spaghetti western with a kung fu movie. Shane Conto from the Wasteland Reviewer joins us to look at Lee Van Cleef and Lo Lieh in 1974's The Stranger and the Gunfighter. Of course, we also have our usual movie recommendations, as well as our trivia game.

On this week's episode we check out an early effort from director Renny Harlin. Get ready for 1987's Prison. It stars Lane Smith and Viggo Mortensen in an early role. Of course, if we're going to talk about a Renny Harlin film, our guest has to be the host of Deep Blue Sea the Podcast Jay Cluitt! We also have our usual movie recommendations, and our trivia game...which includes a surprise from our guest, who has apparently been keeping score all year.