In this episode of AKAPAD's The Film Buff Podcast, Peter tackles the latest Disney+ release, Deadpool & Wolverine, the 14th installment in the iconic X-Men franchise that once dominated the comic book world. Peter dives deep, asking the tough question: just how much of a true "movie" Deadpool & Wolverine really is. Join him for an unfiltered take on this latest chapter in superhero cinema.

In today's episode of the AKAPAD Film Buff Podcast, Peter dives into The Devil All The Time—a remarkable period drama that stands out as one of the best in recent years. This unforgettable film captures a legacy of storytelling reminiscent of Hollywood’s golden age, where powerful drama reigned supreme. Join Peter as he explores what makes this movie truly special.

THE FINAL GIRLS - THE 31 DAYS OF DREAD EXTENDEAD by AKAPAD Peter A DeLuca

Today for the Film Buff Podcast is Michael Cimino's last film Sunchaser the 1996 film starring Woody Harrelson and Jon Seda.

31 Days of Dread Extended: Red Dragon (2002)

In this episode, AKAPAD The Film Buff dives into a compelling question: "When can we start taking Bret Ratner's work seriously?" Released in 2002, Red Dragon is more than just a fantastic film—it's one of the great prequels. It's time to give this film the recognition it deserves as both a standout in Bret Ratner's directorial career and a significant addition to the legacy of Hannibal Lecter. Join us as we explore why Red Dragon is worth a closer look!

Was the '90s the greatest era in film history, and is Oliver Stone's Born on the Fourth of July one of its untouchable masterpieces? According to AKAPAD The Film Buff, it certainly is, and that's exactly what he'll be discussing in this special Veterans Day Film Buff Episode.

In today's episode of The Film Buffs Podcast, AKAPAD dives into Mortal Kombat: Defenders of the Realm, a thirteen-episode animated series that aired on the USA Network. Though often overlooked, this syndicated series expanded the rich lore of Mortal Kombat, exploring the depths of its world long before the franchise became the iconic universe it is today. Join us as we revisit this hidden gem and uncover the unique ways it experimented with Mortal Kombat's story and characters.

During the height of the COVID-19 pandemic, HBO Max delivered one of the boldest franchise reboots of all time with Mortal Kombat (2021). Confident in its vision, this film breaks conventions by reimagining classic characters, introducing new faces, skipping the iconic tournament, and showing no mercy in its character fatalities. While some fans expected a straightforward effects-heavy update to the 1995 classic, what they got instead was a fresh entry point into the deep lore of Mortal Kombat beyond just the fighting. Directed by Simon McQuoid, this reboot sets a high bar in franchise filmmaking and challenges expectations with its ambitious take.

The EXTENDEAD 31 Days of Dread delves into the evolution of horror, exploring how new subgenres have emerged over the years. Mr. Crocket stands out as a top-tier addition to the rising genre of children's franchise horror.

On this Election Day, we’re diving into Swing Vote, the 2008 film starring Kevin Costner, a heartfelt tribute to the power of casting your ballot in America. In this extended episode, The Film Buff also explores why comedies like this are rarely made today, while sharing insights into Kevin Costner's filmography and his impact on this unique genre.