AKAPAD the FILM BUFF Podcast

The 31 Days of Dread rounds out the Panos Cosmatos director block with Day 21 Beyond the Black Rainbow. If you have the impulse to make a movie yourself this is a much see.

Day 20 of the 31 Days of Dread is all about Mandy and film you have to feel as much as you have you watch and listen to. This is continuing out director blocks with a focus on Panos Cosmatos, 

Day 19 of the 31 Days of Dread is the Lords of Salem a much overlooked movie by Rob Zombie. This is a film with true artistry and intent, great characters and wonderful looking shots. So why have so many passed up with occult thriller?

The film Pete (AKAPAD) was foaming at the mouth to see is also the beginning of the 31 Days of Dread director blocks. Day 18 is 3 From Hell from the one and only Rob Zombie.

Day 17 brings us a highly looked over 80's comedy, so looked over you can call this one of Jeff Goldblum's best performances. Transylvania 6-500 is a stacked movie written and directed by comedy master.

We had a bit of a set-back for the 31 Days of Dread but we're back on track. Day 16 is all about breaking up the madness of horror with a bit of comedy. If Club Dread is new to you, please check it out.

Few horror movies have the impact as Rosemary's Baby does, few horror movies have crossed over into the real world as the Day 14 feature. The 31 Days of Dread brings you one of the best movies of 1968, and a film that is still used as a measuring stick for occult horror today.

It's lucky Day 13 for the 31 Days of Dread and this time around it's House of the Devil a true modern day must watch.

Day 12 is here and finally Pete was blown away by something. The Howling is as of right now the greatest of all Werewolf movies.

Dog Soldiers has long been on Pete's movie bucket list (since 2002) finally he's seen what is considered one of the best Werewolf movies ever made. How does it stack up as Day 11 of the 31 Days of Dread?

It's the second movie in the 31 Days of Dread Urban Legends block. Day 10 brings Slender Man a real life myth that was made into a much made fun of flick.

The 31 Days of Dread relishes movies that should take a second, third, and forth look? Why because like The Bye Bye Man they have already been cast into the realms of forgetfulness. Day 9 is all about answering what is the intent of this movie  and what should we expect when we sit down to watch it?

**** In this podcast Pete describes the antagonist's as Zombies. They are in fact Vampires.****** Day 8 of the 31 Days of Dread delivers The Night Watchmen. This is a totally fun flick that's obviously inspired by Army of Darkness, it's well acted, and shot very well - However, this movie made the worst of 2017 in a few lists.

We crave new things, new characters, new mythology, new monsters - Terrifier is that and deserves 4-6 sequels that completely deconstruct the character then get rebooted. Day 7 of the 31 Days of Dread brings us a movie anyone motivated to do it themselves should see. 

Day 6 wraps up the 31 Days of Dread makeup up comic book psychopath killer flicks. The Crow is one of the very best and Pete is ready to tell you why.

The film that has broken the 4th wall. If the Joker made a movie he would want this reaction to it. The 31 Days of Dread delivers what will be the best picture of the year.

Cannibal movies are regularly hard to place in a genre Day 4 of the 31 Days of Dread is no exception. Microwave Massacre is such a mixed bag it's nearly impossible to view in the eyes of a critic, It's better to be watched and soaked in.

Day 3 of the 31 Days of Dread delivers a fantastically odd film from the 90's, it's Parents a must watch flick that's very difficult to pin-point the genre of, which also is apart of it's greatness. 

For Day 2 of the 31 Days of Dread we have a betrayal. The film going world does nothing but cry for original content. Here we have just that, but why is it already forgotten. Brightburn is a must watch.

You have been warned. It's here 2019's 31 DAYS OF DREAD. Day 1 brings us a true treat Midsommar. A flick with true intent. 

It's finally here 2019's 31 Days of Dread. What will be featured this year? Pete's here to discuss the first 10 days of this annual podcast event.

Biker Boyz and Torque are the two movies who tried to ride the wave of the then growing swell of Fast and Furious. Who failed? Who knocked it out of the park?

Considered the worst of the franchise Tokyo Drift is a risky, progressive, and forward thinking flick that Peter craves. Of all the Fast and the Furious movies this is the one most embedded in car culture.

This is the birth of a franchise. After the 8th installment and a single spin-off where is 2 Fast 2 Furious in in the thread of the Fast and Furious series?

We're sticking to the Fast and Furious franchise over here with a breakdown of the movie that started it all. You are going to want to shift your gears and get into this episode because Pete is ready to dish out his unique take of this film franchise.