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Forgotten Apocalypse: The Day the World Ended

Season 10, Ep. 114

We were charmed by this very early Roger Corman film, even if we think it should have been better served as a Twilight Zone episode. Which, of course, leads to lots of Twilight Zone talk.

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    01:03:18||Season 10, Ep. 113
    This one was ALMOST good, but doesn't quite come together.
  • 112. Forgotten Apocalypse: Radioactive Dreams

    01:16:11||Season 10, Ep. 112
    We were completely charmed by this one, which isn't unexpected given its deserved cult status. Do yourself a favour and watch the movie before you listen to this episode!
  • 111. Forgotten Apocalypse: Phoenix the Warrior

    01:03:45||Season 10, Ep. 111
    Listen in to hear Jason talk about the comic this movie inspired and Sam to explain the connection to Tango and Cash, because all things in Sam's mind lead to Tango and Cash.
  • 110. Forgotten Apocalypse: City Limits

    01:24:04||Season 10, Ep. 110
    While Sam would rather talk about My Science Project, we persevere. Listen in to hear about an amazing cast, all of whom would go on to do many, better things. Oh, and there's more comic talk!
  • 109. Forgotten Apocalypse: Ultra Warrior

    01:22:07||Season 10, Ep. 109
    This one is WILD. It's a hodge-podge of almost every Roger Corman film you've (n)ever seen, morphed into some kind of narrative that doesn't really even try to make sense. .
  • 108. Forgotten Apocalypse: Quintet

    01:07:06||Season 10, Ep. 108
    Wait. Robert Altman? PAUL NEWMAN?!? How have we never heard of this before? Well, now we know why.
  • 107. Forgotten Apocalypse: Lunar Cop

    01:18:43||Season 10, Ep. 107
    Sam talked about this one for a while, and after a bit of an adventure we were finally (unfortunately?) able to watch it.
  • 105. Forgotten Apocalypse: The Shape of Things to Come

    01:01:12||Season 10, Ep. 105
    This is actually called "H.G. Wells' The Shape of Things to Come", but it has nothing to do with the H.G. Wells novel. Also, this is hot garbage, but Jack Palance does wear a cape.