Forgotten Frights

On EP. 5 of Forgotten Frights, hosts Adam and Josh discuss the 1962 horror-anthology film Tales of Terror, directed by Roger Corman and starring Vincent Price, Peter Lorre, Basil Rathbone, and Debra Paget. They discuss the haunted castles, black cats and decapitated heads, Rathbone's sinister villainy, and melty faces. 
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Music Credit: "The Best Jazz Club in New Orleans" by Paolo Argento

On EP. 4 of Forgotten Frights, hosts Adam and Josh discuss the 1977 horror film Rituals, directed by Peter Carter and starring Hal Holbrook, Lawrence Dane, Robin Gammell, Ken James, and Gary Reineke. They discuss the film and its cinematic parallels while also acknowledging its bizarre tagline and what the title of the film should have been: Old Man Predator. 
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Music Credit: "The Best Jazz Club in New Orleans" by Paolo Argento

On EP. 3 of Forgotten Frights, hosts Adam and Josh discuss the 1963 horror anthology Twice-Told Tales, directed by Sidney Salkow, and starring Vincent Price, Sebastian Cabot, Brett Halse, Beverly Garland, and Jacqueline deWit. They talk about production qualities, a melodramatic Vincent Price, and adorable little skeleton arms. 
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Music Credit: "The Best Jazz Club in New Orleans" by Paolo Argento

On EP. 2 of Forgotten Frights, Adam and Josh discuss the 1981 film Dead and Buried, which stars Melody Anderson, Jack Albertson, and James Farentino. They discuss the neat practical effects, the sometimes confusing plot, the classic reveal, and whether they should recommend this Forgotten Fright to a wider audience. 
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Music Credit: "The Best Jazz Club in New Orleans" by Paolo Argento

On Ep. 1 of the podcast, Adam and Josh discuss the 1968 folk-horror film The Witchfinder General, starring Vincent Price, Ian Ogilvy, Rupert Davies, and Hilary Dwyer. They discuss Vincent Price's restrained performance, the violence depicted in the movie, and the shocking climax. 
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Music Credit: "The Best Jazz Club in New Orleans" by Paolo Argento