AKAPAD the FILM BUFF Podcast

Your Film Buff takes a stand against a BS claim from this 2019 Alien Documentary.

In this episode of The Film Buff Podcast, Peter introduces you to the best Ghostbusters film since the original. Despite its potential, Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire made little impact and has yet to win back the hearts of the audience.

Your host, AKAPAD, adheres to the podcast's principle of watching and discussing every aspect of a film. He takes the entire franchise into consideration while delivering his analysis of this already-forgotten movie.

What key does the 2000 released Titan A.E. hold to the history of American animation? This question is explored by Peter A DeLuca AKAPAD The Film Buff, and as you may have guessed this is an observation missed by many animation historians.

For the premiere of Animation Saturday's Peter A DeLuca AKAPAD The Film Buff brings to you the greatest animated film of all time, Don Bluths Anatasia.

In 2012 Ridley Scott's Prometheus landed in theaters and created a few YouTube careers, this template defined a generation of movie review channels for the social media platform. What came after was a massive misunderstanding about what Prometheus has to do with the Alien franchise. As a single piece of Science Fiction, this film runs with the best of them.

Never has he recorded a podcast episode while not completing a movie, mostly he watches a film multiple times before recording. The Rebel Moon Directors Cut has changed that practice. Here Peter A DeLuca addresses the fun and anticipation of this epic, what it means to the sci-fi world, and thoughts on the director Zack Snyder who is a part of his own internet drama.

The Film Buff explores one of the biggest end-credit scene payoffs as he looks at 2007's Alien VS Predator Requiem which may have ignited the fires of the audience's appetite for something a little extra before they leave the theatre.

During AKAPAD's Film Buffs podcast look at the Alien franchise in chronological order a powerful idea comes to light about 2004's Alien VS Predator AKA AVP, this may be the first film killed by the internet. Upon release, AVP received a massive amount of backlash, what were the gripes then turned into meaningless positions as time passed. However, within a sinister twist time did not remove the tarnish and the world still looks down upon it.

In this episode of AKAPAD The Film podcast your obsessive film host introduces to you a look at the Alien Movie Franchise you may not be familiar with. Get guided through a brief synopsis of each film's plot, box office, and cultural impact setting up the stage an episode-by-episode rundown of all of these films while jumping on the hype train for the upcoming Alien Romulus.