Welcome back to Feasts of Film, today we join Cole and Jake as they dive into another Anime for Ani-May Month!

This time it's The Secret World of Arrietty, about Arrietty who lives with her tiny family in the walls of regular sized humans. They borrow things from them to survive, Arrietty ends up meeting Shawn one of the family members of the house she secretly lives in and they form a friendship at the risk of her family.

Join Cole and Jake as they review this film and find out if its worth a entry in Ani-May or if it should've stayed in the walls.

Welcome back to Cinematic Snacks, your bite sized reviews of all your favorite films coming out in 2026. Today we have The Super Mario Galaxy Movie, the long awaited sequel to first film in 2023.

The film follows our heroes Mario and Luigi as they journey across the stars in an adaption of The Super Mario Galaxy Game, as they search for Princess Rosalina after the son of Bowser, Bowser Jr captures her. Along their journey they discover new worlds and allies as they seek to find out what Bowser Jr is after.

Join Cole as he discusses this film's initial impressions and how it compares to the first movie with its melt in the mouth moments and tough to swallow parts, and find out if this movie is worth the ticket price or should've stayed in its original unadapted game form for the better.

Hello and welcome back to feast of film your podcast where we always celebrate Ani – May and today we are joining Cole and Jake as they go through Jake’s first ever true anime movie and we have picked a great one today because they are watching the not so great film fireworks by the producer of your name. 

This film takes you through a time warping adventure, between one boy and a girl as they try to find love and escape in different worlds and answer the age of question are fireworks flat or are they round.

As always, Cole and Jake will digest movie bit by bit taking you through story production, and the memorability of a movie like this for Jake’s first anime film.

Will Jake be hooked on anime and become a ween himself or will this movie turn him off forever and even change Cole’s opinions of the medium to find out on this episode Feasts of Film during Ani – May?

Hello and welcome back to Feasts of Film: Campaign Cuisine where gaming meets gourmet!

Today Cash Money and Harry Oats take on the challenge of the remakes of the original Pokemon games in Leaf Green and Fire Red. Tackling one of the games that sparked a lifelong love for the games and media. They will dive into the narrative, the experience, and the world of Pokemon as they look at what makes this game so special and if it holds up today despite being over 20 years old.

Can Cash and Harry champion this game or will their team get wiped out in battle? Find out on this episode of Feasts of Film

Also enjoy the continuation of Cash and Harry’s adventures through space and time in our audio drama!

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.

8 Bit Boss Theme

Composed by Heatley Bros

Challenge Accepted

Composed by Heatley Bro

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