Hello and welcome back to Feasts of Films, today we are once more joining Cole and Jake, as well as Harry and Cash on another Pokemon adventure. This time being the film Pokemon: Rise of Darkrai. And find out what happens next on Harry and Cash's journey.

In the town of Alamos, many disturbances have started to occur as Ash and his friends arrive for the town's Pokemon contest. The townsfolk blame the mythical Pokemon Darkrai for the disturbances and Ash and his friends end up encountering Darkrai which reveals much more than what they think is going on. Is Darkrai the cause of the disturbances? Or is something else going on? Will this movie be a memorable watch? or a bad nightmare that Cole and Jake want to wake up from? Watch this episode to find out!

Music: Wild Pokemon Battle Kanto Theme.

Originally composed by Junichi Masada for Pokemon Red and Blue. Arranged version created by Go Ichinose for modern iterations.

Pokemon: Diamond and Pearl Opening Theme.

Composed by John Loeffler and David Wolfert.

The Dread.

Composed by Kevin Macleod.

Hello and Welcome back to Feasts of Films, Today Cole and Jake once again watch a Pokemon Movie, this time it's Ranger and The Temple of Sea. Join Cole and Jake as well as Harry and Cash as they review this Pokemon adventure and see what happens in Cash and Harry's.

Ash and his friends help Pokemon Ranger Jack Walker as they deliver a mythical Pokemon Manaphy to a temple under the sea. As they attempt this quest they encounter Phantom The Pirate and his band of Mercenaries who try to stop them in their attempt to get Manaphy to the Temple. Dive in to see if they succeed and what becomes of Manaphy and the Pokemon Ranger.

And find out what Jake and Cole think of this movie, will it be another good memory of the past? Or should it be left in the sea with Manaphy and the Temple? Find out on this episode of Feasts of Film.

Music: Wild Pokemon Battle Kanto Theme.

Originally composed by Junichi Masada for Pokemon Red and Blue. Arranged version created by Go Ichinose for modern iterations.

Pokemon Theme Song "Gotta Catch Them All" for Pokemon Anime

Composed by John Siegler and John Loeffler, Performed by Jason Paige.

Hello and Welcome back to Feasts of Films, Today Cole and Jake once again watch a Pokemon Movie, this time it's Ranger and The Temple of Sea. Join Cole and Jake as well as Harry and Cash as they review this Pokemon adventure and see what happens in Cash and Harry's.

Ash and his friends help Pokemon Ranger Jack Walker as they deliver a mythical Pokemon Manaphy to a temple under the sea. As they attempt this quest they encounter Phantom The Pirate and his band of Mercenaries who try to stop them in their attempt to get Manaphy to the Temple. Dive in to see if they succeed and what becomes of Manaphy and the Pokemon Ranger.

And find out what Jake and Cole think of this movie, will it be another good memory of the past? Or should it be left in the sea with Manaphy and the Temple? Find out on this episode of Feasts of Film.

Music: Wild Pokemon Battle Kanto Theme.

Originally composed by Junichi Masada for Pokemon Red and Blue. Arranged version created by Go Ichinose for modern iterations.

Pokemon Theme Song "Gotta Catch Them All" for Pokemon Anime

Composed by John Siegler and John Loeffler, Performed by Jason Paige.

Welcome back to Cinematic Snacks your bite sized reviews of the newest films coming out in 2025. Today we are looking at the newest entry in the Scream franchise, Scream 7.

This film focuses on the original protagonist of the series, Sydney Prescott and her family as they try to live a normal life. But this is disrupted when a new Ghostface killer emerges Sydney has to face her past once again and protect her family.

Join Cole as he also has to face the past of....watching another Scream film and see what melt in the mouth moments awaits him and the tough to swallow parts of this movie and find out if Scream 7 is worth seeing or if its just another crazed cheap attempt to relive the past.

Hello and Welcome back to Feasts of Films, Today Cole and Jake also known as Harry Oats and Cash Money are diving into another Pokemon movie: Lucario and Mystery of Mew. Join them as they review this film and find out what happened to Harry and Cash since their last Pokemon review.

Ash and his friends find out about the legend of the AuraGuardian about how a hero and his Pokemon Lucario saved the world years ago. As they find out about this tale Lucario awakens and Pikachu disappears with Lucario aid, Ash sets out on a quest to find his lost friend and ends up encountering the legendary Pokemon Mew. Will Pikachu be found? And what will the return of Lucario and Mew mean for the fate of the world?

Will Jake and Cole find this movie to be one of the best of the Pokemon franchise? Or will this end up be a film that should've stayed in the past with Lucario? Find out on this episode of Feasts of Film!

Music: Wild Pokemon Battle Kanto Theme.

Originally composed by Junichi Masada for Pokemon Red and Blue. Arranged version created by Go Ichinose for modern iterations.

Pokemon Theme Song "Gotta Catch Them All" for Pokemon Anime

Composed by John Siegler and John Loeffler, Performed by Jason Paige.

"Boss Time"

Composed by David Renda

Hello and Welcome back to Feasts of Films, Today Cole and Jake also known as Harry Oats and Cash Money are diving into another Pokemon movie: Lucario and Mystery of Mew. Join them as they review this film and find out what happened to Harry and Cash since their last Pokemon review.

Ash and his friends find out about the legend of the AuraGuardian about how a hero and his Pokemon Lucario saved the world years ago. As they find out about this tale Lucario awakens and Pikachu disappears with Lucario aid, Ash sets out on a quest to find his lost friend and ends up encountering the legendary Pokemon Mew. Will Pikachu be found? And what will the return of Lucario and Mew mean for the fate of the world?

Will Jake and Cole find this movie to be one of the best of the Pokemon franchise? Or will this end up be a film that should've stayed in the past with Lucario? Find out on this episode of Feasts of Film!

Music: Wild Pokemon Battle Kanto Theme.

Originally composed by Junichi Masada for Pokemon Red and Blue. Arranged version created by Go Ichinose for modern iterations.

Pokemon Theme Song "Gotta Catch Them All" for Pokemon Anime

Composed by John Siegler and John Loeffler, Performed by Jason Paige.

"Boss Time"

Composed by David Renda

Welcome back to Cinematic Snacks your bite sized reviews of the newest films coming out in 2025. Today we are looking at a fairly recent film in the animation genre, Goat.

The film focuses on our protagonist Will a actual goat who wants to become a professional Basketball player. Will despite some objections and criticism from teammates, is determined to make his dream happen.

Join Cole as he into the melt in the mouth moments that made Goat worth the watch, and the tough to swallow segments that might make it a bit difficult to not regret. And see as he gives his snack comparison and rating and find out if Goat is the cheap quality basketball arena snack or if it's worth going to the theater for.

Welcome back to Feasts of Film, where we are leveling up on our way through movies and more recently games. On today's podcast we are looking at Final Fantasy VII Advent Children. A CGI movie/sequel to FF7 which we recently did Podcasts on as apart of our Campaign Cuisine series, and this is the final part for now of our Final Fantasy 7 adventure.

Set two years after the events of FF7, Cloud and his friends have moved on somewhat to a new life outside of Midgar's ruins and Cloud still struggling with what happened is faced with three new threats: Kadaj, Loz and Yazoo. Who are looking for Jenova, whom they claim is their mother similar to Sephiroth, all while Cloud and the survivors of Midgar are plagued by a disease called Geostigma. Cloud must find out what Kadaj and his brothers are planning and also deal with his past after the trials and losses him and his friends suffered during the events two years ago.

Join Cloud and his friends as they find out exactly how dangerous these three new threats are and how they relate to Jenova, Geostigma and... Sephiroth.

Music

Title: 8 Bit Epic Gameboy Artist: Heatley Bros Writer: Brett Heatley, ASCAP Publisher: Heatley Music Publishing, ASCAP Label: Heatley Music Publishing

Link: Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C-ImO_e62-w

Hello and welcome back to Feasts of film! We top Five movies from 2025. That Made Us Feel Alive!

Cole is joined by Co-host Makayla to discuss their Top 5 Movies from 2025! She dives into the Top films she loved and some that were disappointing, and ones most anticipated.

We get into Spoilers for the following Movies so be warned. As well as spoilers for Cole's Top 5.

• ​Good Boy
• ​The Long Walk
• The Life of Chuck
• Frankenstein
• Sinners
• The Bride
• Poor Things
• K-Pop Demon Hunters
• Good Fortune
• Final Destination Bloodlines
• Final Destination
• Scream 5/6
• Evil Dead Rise
• Die My Love
• Warfare
• 28 Years Later
• The Ugly Stepsister

Hello web welcome back to Campaign Cuisine where gaming meets gourmet and today Cole and Chandler are diving back into FF7 as they take on the second half of the game.

Cloud Strife is a former Solder First Class working as a mercenary for hire who must help bring down the evil Shinra Corporation with the help of a rebel group called Avalanche. But as Cloud joins their efforts he learns there are much more sinister things going on, and it all revolves around the most famous First Class Soldier Sephiroth who abandoned Shinra years ago and has history with Cloud. Cloud and his friends must now stop Sephiroth before he enacts his plan to take over the world.

Cole and Chandler take you through the Narrative, Immersion, And Memorability of this one of the highest regarded rpgs of all time and let you know if this gaming is worth its hype.

Will the Second Portion of Final Fantasy VII finalize the groundbreaking reputation of the game? Or will it not succeed the first part of this Podcast? Tune in to find out!

Part 2 of this episode continues on from the City of the Ancients, to the very end...

Music

Title: 8 Bit Epic Gameboy Artist: Heatley Bros Writer: Brett Heatley, ASCAP Publisher: Heatley Music Publishing, ASCAP Label: Heatley Music Publishing

Link: Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C-ImO_e62-w