On this episode of Films That Time Forgot, Adam and John Rain, host of Smersh Pod (https://www.patreon.com/cw/SmershPod) , take on the Mark Wahlberg/Reese Witherspoon thriller Fear. Join them as they muse on Marky Mark's workout routine, William Petersen's physical fitness, and where the hell that home invasion finale came from!

On this episode of Films That Time Forgot, Adam and returning guest Nick Bartlett (@IMDBartlett) look at the gripping Kurt Russell thriller Breakdown! Join them as they marvel at the impressive stunts, breakneck pacing and the late, great JT Walsh.

On this episode, Adam and regular guest Scott Murphy (https://x.com/ScottMurphy85) delve into the off-the-wall sci-fi horror Lifeforce! Join them as they marvel at the impressive special effects, a completely naked Mathilda May, and a pre-Picard Patrick Stewart in his strangest role to date!

On this episode, Adam is joined by film reviewer Nick Bartlett (@IMDBartlett) in looking at the early Jackie Chan attempt to break into Hollywood that is The Protector! Is it an interesting combo of Hong Kong and 80s Hollywood action or a confused misfire (featuring a strangely-cast Danny Aiello)? Listen to find out!

Adam and Scott return with a look at the Kate Hudson horror film The Skeleton Key! They delve deep into the world of hoodoo, slumming acting legends and kinda-problematic racial politics.

On this episode of Films That Time Forgot, Adam and Scott take on the John Cusack-starring Stephen King adaptation 1408! Join them as they argue about the effectiveness of a scary hotel room and look at the film's multiple alternate endings.

On this episode of Films That Time Forgot, Adam and Scott take on the Arnold Schwarzenegger/Jim Belushi buddy-cop film Red Heat! Join them as they praise Arnold and director Walter Hill's action skills and question why Jim Belushi of all people was involved.

On this episode of Films That Time Forgot, Adam is joined by Nick Bartlett (@IMDBartlett) as they look at the Alec Baldwin/Nicole Kidman/Bill Pullman thriller Malice! Enjoy listening to them marvel at a myriad of ridiculous set-ups and audacious plot twists, and despair at the credulity of Bill Pullman.