AKAPAD the FILM BUFF Podcast

If Reptile were released in the early 2000's it would have taken over the box office for a month. Unfortunately, we live in a world of broken criticism and unrealistic expectations, which reveals the mission of Peter A DeLuca the Film Buff Podcast. To bring all of you a true take on modern cinema.

With one of the biggest comebacks in Hollywood history The Vampire Diaries 171 forms Kevin Willaimson into legendary status. The appeal and execution of this show are to be studied and recorded.

Talk to Me (2022) is a perfect horror movie. With that said it is a road addition to the 31 Days of Dread and further proof that 2022 is the greatest year of Horror.

As a fifth installment Insidious The Red Door works fantastically as a time-jump sequel, to the first movie. Patrick Wilson comes in and directs a well-paced atmospheric struggle of father and son forgiving one another.

Five Nights at Freddy's solidifies the birth of a new horror genre, the murderous musical animatronic creature movie, and most likely in this case a series of them. Read here. Five Nights at Freddy's movie brawl https://news.yahoo.com/watch-brawl-breaks-during-early-220242387.html

Casper might be the most overlooked big-budget film that came out of the 90's.

Dracula's Daughter is one of the greatest sequels of all time.

Frankenstein Meets Wolfman - Day 25 of the 31 Days of Dread

Man-Thing is an overlooked straight-to-video superhero horror film that the entire film-going world has forgotten. Well, it's a good thing Peter A DeLuca AKAPAD the Film Buff is here to shed some light on this flick.

Swamp Thing was once DC Comics' crown jewel of adaptations the tragedy is that the character never shattered the mainstream.

There is no greater horror franchise than Goosebumps, but that does not mean adapting R.L. Stine's powerhouse is an easy task.

2022's Nickelodeon Monster High is so freaking fun and cute it forces you to want more and makes you ponder where this film lies on the Mount Rushmore of great toy line adaptations?

Jason Voorhees went to the big city, now it's time for Ghost Face to have some action in the city.

I Know What You Did Last Summer proposes an interesting question when it gets two sequels? How do we take this concept further? I'll Always Know answers that question with a pivot that turns off the audience......but is that the real problem?

Matthew Goodhue delivers a super fun self-aware creature feature with the right amount of social commentary making it an absolutely worthy edition of the 31 Days of Dread.

Winnie the Pooh Blood and Honey breaks the mold on an idea that can excite the internet. the overall expectations of this movie may have killed the initial reviews but that's their problem, here on the Film Buff's podcast we look at movies with a critical eye. Corrections: * I misspoke of the title of this film and referred to it as "Blood Honey" and not Blood and Honey ** The bu...

Psycho inspired the twist horror ending but did it perfect it? Sleepaway Camp makes a real argument on what is horror's greatest twist ending.

Prom Night spends a ton of time building up the characters and relationships before the slaughter. This is a well-directed movie from the early days of slasher films.

Frankenweenie is the greatest feat in stop-and-go animation we have seen. Tim Burton shocks in this forgotten animated masterpiece.

In 1984 Tim Burton may have directed the greatest short film ever and Disney fired him for it.

Pet Sematary Two may be guilty of trying too hard.

Pet Sematary 1989 is the gold standard of Stephen King adaptations. This story is as imaginative as scary and isn't afraid to smash ideas together resulting in a film that sticks to you. This movie is everything that makes horror so much fun to watch.

Drive Angry comes to use from a movie boom we all have forgotten. The 3D movie era inspired by James Cameron's Avatar produced an insanely fun, violent, sexual, and flat-out poignant. Drive Angry's intent is rich and meaningful, the point of this movie is something to be studied.

1992's Highway to Hell was an absolute education and a delight for AKAPAD The Film Buff. This film was only slightly remembered, even before his viewing the movie's title escaped him, and he only remembered the Zombie Cop villain. Highway to Hell is one of the most visual movies left out of the great things you can do with 8m conversations.

This path of enlightenment is Gremlins, Critters, Munchies. This is your trinity of 80's little horrible monster fun.