In this Saturday’s episode of AKAPAD's The Film Buff Podcast, Peter delves deeper into the failed attempt to expand American animation to young male adults. Despite this frustrating shortfall, the market produced some remarkable works. One standout is Disney's 2001 film Atlantis: The Lost Empire, a hidden gem that deserves more recognition.

AKAPAD the Film Buff Podcast Episode #678

As critics repeated their familiar talking points on Alien Roumuls, one particular sticking point was a line inspired by the 1986 classic, Aliens. Now, AKAPAD weighs in with his thoughts on this fan-favorite line.

AKAPAD The Film Buff Podcast #677

At one time Marvel dropping a horror-themed show on the eve of Halloween would delight the hardcore base. But the times have changed and something more sister arose during the publicity rollout of this show, and it must be discussed on this episode of The Film Buff Podcast.

This Saturday Episode #676 of AKAPAD's Film Buff Podcast is about Walt Disney's 2002 animated epic Treasure Planet.

AKAPAD The Film Buff - Episode #675 In a spontaneous rewatch of the 1982 classic Conan the Barbarian, Peter had a striking revelation about James Earl Jones' performance. Could his portrayal of Thulsa Doom be the greatest film villain of all time?

In this episode of AKAPAD's The Film Buff Podcast, we dive into what may be one of James Earl Jones' greatest performances. From the early days of HBO Studios, By Dawn’s Early Light is a gripping thriller that keeps you on the edge of your seat, despite nearly every character spending the majority of the film sitting down.

For nearly 100 episodes, the Beetlejuice animated series entertained a generation of kids, subtly bridging the gap back to Tim Burton's 1988 classic film. Yet, despite its role in maintaining the movie's lasting relevance, the cartoon itself has largely faded from memory. AKAPAD the Film Buff is here to set the record straight and shed light on the forgotten impact of this beloved series.

For this episode of AKAPAD's The Film Buff Podcast Peter creates a new genre of film the celebration road quest. Where a loveable antagonist sets out on a journey while celebrating what they love. In the instance of 2017's Please Stand By it's Star Trek.

The Film Buff was there was 1997's Alien Resurrection dropped and since then every time he has watched this movie he has realized something new that he likes. However try to say this to any of the modern-day film "critics", what you get is why this podcast exists.

For the first time AKAPAD The Film Buff pauses a movie and hits record to bring you his thoughts while mid-way through a feature.

Why? What value does this provide?

This episode of the The Film Buff Podcast proclaims it's okay to be so enthusiastic about a film you want to share it with other while you're watching it.

Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes is worthy of your attention, and it's currently available on Disney Plus