Happy Halloween to all our frightening zombified listeners! Dr. FranColestein has a special treat as he is taking you on an all expenses paid trip to the vacation experience of a lifetime! As you go to Scooby Doo: Return to Zombie Island.
The Mystery Gang have sworn off mystery solving. Fred has sold the van and the kids have promised Shaggy and Scooby they will not press into any unsolved phenomena while on an all expense paid vacation to MoonStar island. But when weird things start happening and zombies and strange human like cat creatures begin appearing they must get back in the game and get back to solving mysteries!
Time to solve the mystery of this movie, will it be a refreshing return to the movie franchise that was so beloved as kids or are we unmasking a film that just doesn’t have the mystery or magic of Scooby Doo? Find out on Feasts of Frights!
Hello and welcome back to Cinematic Snacks your bite sized review of at least one spooky film that is coming out in 2025. Today Cole is picking up to answer the call for The Black Phone 2.
Finn and Gwen Blake are trying to move on with their lives in the aftermath of facing the notorious child murderer “The Grabber”. But when Gwen starts having dreams and Finn hears the familiar black phone ringing there must face their nightmares once again.
Join Cole as he breaks down the best and worst of the film and gives his snack rating and comparison to let you know if this is a film we’re picking up one or if you should just let it go to voicemail.
Hello and welcome back to another spooky film review with Dr. FranColestein and Count Jake-Ila. Today they commune with the spirits to find out if Ouija: Origin of Evil is a film worth rewatching.
Set many years before the original film. A widowed mother and her two daughters add an Ouija board to their fortune telling business. But what starts out as an added gimmick seems to invite a genuine malevolent spirit into their home. As strange events escalate, the family realizes that the board has unleashed something far darker than they imagined.
Join Jake and Cole as they break down the movie and digest what it has to offer. Then they will tackle the best and worst of the movie in the compliments to the check and send it back to the kitchen. Finishing our meal with Check, Please. To determine if Origin of Evil is truly a haunting good time or a poorly made scam of a horror movie.
Music:
"Ghost Processional" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 4.0 License
http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/
Hello and welcome back to Cinematic Snacks your bite sized reviews of the films coming out in 2025. Today Cole is back with another thriller all about a first date gone wrong called Drop.
When Violet gets strange messages from an unknown person while on a first date she tries to ignore them. Until the stranger reveals they’ve taken her child hostage and to gain his freedom she must kill her date.
Join Cole as he breaks down some of the best and worst of the film as well as gives his snack rating and comparison to let you know if this is a film worth a second date or if it needs to be ghosted.
Keep the lights on and your appetite ready because Count Jake-ula and Dr. FranColestein are feasting on another film from their past. Today they are shedding some like on the horror short turned movie Lights Out.
When the lights go out, something sinister comes to life. A young woman named Rebecca returns home to help her little brother, who’s being haunted by a figure that only appears in the dark. As she digs deeper, she discovers a chilling link between the shadowy presence and their mother’s troubled past. What begins as a simple fear of the dark becomes a fight for survival—and a test of how far family bonds can stretch when something unseen lurks just beyond the light.
Join our hosts as they prepare you for one frightening feast! They’ll digest the core components of the movie and then give their thoughts on the best parts in The Compliments to the Chef, and share what didn’t taste right in our Send it Back to The Kitchen. Finishing off with our final score in Check, Please!
Will Lights Out be a reminder of how a YouTube short can be turned into a horror masterpiece or will we be left in the dark? Find out on this episode of Feasts of Film!
Hello and welcome back to another episode of Cinematic Snacks. You're bite sized reviews of the newest movies in 2025. Today Cole is taken hostage by Borderline.
A deranged stalker breaks into a famous musicians house planning to take her hostage and force her hand in marriage. With her bodyguard, his daughter, and her boyfriend all caught in the middle, they must find a way to escape the stalkers clutches before the vows get exchanged.
Join Cole as he gives a his spoiler free thoughts on the film, taking you through the Melt In Your Mouth moments that describe the best parts, the Tough to Swallow issues he has with it, and finally ending off with a snack rating and comparison. Will this film be a stand out thriller in 2025 or is it unwanted company?
Make sure to check out the newest episodes of Feast of Film out every Friday!
Hello again, Feasters of Fright, we are now continuing out Feasts of Fright month looking back at the very first episodes Cole and Jake started this little dining podcast with. This time Cole and Jake jump into Malum the remake of Last Shift that came out in 2023.
Jessica Loren joins the police force on the last night before it is condemned. One year ago her father saved a group of girls from the evil cult leader John Malum but eventually went crazy and killed several of his fellow officers in this police station. Now Jessica joins the force in his honor but also to discover what may have caused her father to commit such horrific crimes. As she goes through her shift, she uncovers hidden truths that are more disturbing than she could ever realized and finds that she is at the center of it all.
Spooktober continues as Cole and Jake taste and see if this remake can add some flavor to the story of Last Shift. But is this remake a welcomed new take or is this going to be Malum for our hosts to go through? Find out on this episode of Feasts of Fright!
Welcome back to Cinematic snacks your bite sized reviews of the films that are coming out in 2025. Today Cole turns back time to save himself and his friends as we snack on the movie based on the game, Until Dawn.
A group of friends find themselves trapped in a hellish nightmare of slashers, demons, and evils that wish to kill them. But each death restarts them in this loop of repeating nights, but they are on the clock and if they want escape this nightmare they must all survive Until Dawn.
Join Cole as he gives a his spoiler free thoughts on the film, taking you through the Melt In Your Mouth moments that describe the best parts, the Tough to Swallow issues he has with it, and finally ending off with a snack rating and comparison to let you know if this is movie lives up to the game it represents, or if it's game over for this adaptation.
Make sure to check out the newest episodes of Feast of Film out every Friday!
Hello, Spooky listeners it is time to get feasting on the most fiendish, ghoulish films of yesteryear with Dr. FranColestein and Count Jakeula. Join us as we feast on the very first film we ever tasted as we re-visit Last Shift from 2016.
Jessica Loren begins her first shift at a police station the night before it will be decommissioned. Following in the footsteps of her father she hopes to be the hero she always thought him to be. But as the night goes on she finds there is a lot more going on in this police station then she realized. Ghostly figures, deadly intruders, and a cultish presence haunts this police station. Can Jessica Loren make it through the night or is this the last shift she will ever have.
We start off Spooktober with a blast from the past but how has the opinions of our scary hosts changed since they first began this podcast five years ago? Does Last Shift arrest our attention with spooks and story or was this a rookie mistake? Find out on this episode of Feasts of Film!
Welcome back to Cinematic Snacks, your bite-sized reviews of the newest movies from 2025. Cole is revisiting a franchise that began as a sharp, teen-focused horror flick but has now shifted gears into action-thriller territory with its sequel. That’s right—Cole is diving back into the deep media well of AI with Megan 2.0!
Two years after M3GAN’s terrifying rampage, her creator Gemma has turned into an outspoken advocate for AI oversight while trying to protect her teenage niece, Cady. But when a defense contractor steals M3GAN’s core tech to build a military android named AMELIA, things spin out of control as AMELIA becomes self-aware and goes rogue. With the world at risk, Gemma resurrects and upgrades M3GAN as the only one who may stand a chance at stopping this new mechanical threat—blurring the line between hero and monster. Join Cole as he gives you a spoiler-free look at the movie, savoring the best with his melt-in-your-mouth moments, breaking down the worst with parts that were tough to swallow, and finishing off with a snack rating and comparison. Is Megan 2.0 an upgrade from it's predecessor or does this AI have too many bugs to function?
Hello and welcome back to Feats of Film. Cole is soloing another film today and he is ready to create quite the buzz about it. Don your bee suit and join Cole as he watches The Bee Keeper from 2024.
Adam Clay was at one time a part of an organization called “The BeeKeepers” the deadliest people on Earth. And he comes out of retirement to hunt down and bring his own form of justice to the people who stole millions from his landlord and caused her to take her own life.
Along the way FBI agent Veronica Parker, the daughter of Adam’s landlord is put on the case and must decide for herself if his version of justice is one she can reconcile with her own.”
Join Cole as he breaks down the film looking at the best, the worst, and finally decide if this is film is worth the buzz or stings worse than a hornet.
Well hello there, and welcome back to Feasts of Film. Won’t you join us for a feast of maters, murder, and all kinds of shenanigans. Gentleman Sleuth Detroit Deblanc and his new partner Australian Unnnamed Detective are on the case now to discover if the 2019 WhoDunnIt Knives Out is truly a murder mystery worth feasting on.
When Harlan Thromby is found dead after his 85th birthday his whole family is suspected of the crime. But private Investigator Benoit Blanc is on the case to find out who is the murderer, why they did it, and who actually hired him after all.
It’s a mystery worth digesting as our two cohosts dig into main course of the film itself, the stand out moments in our compliments to the chef, what just didn’t taste right, and finally our final thoughts and score of the film itself.
Will Knives Out be a movie full of flavor and twists?
Find out in this episode of Feasts of Film!
Cole is trading in the mic for a sword as he goes hunting after some demons! Join him on another solo episode where he takes on the hit Netflix film, K-Pop Demon Hunters!
Rumi, Mira, and Zoey are pop stars who slay demons protecting the world from their soul sucking powers. They are also tasked with using their musical talents to restore the honmoon, a barrier between the demon world and human world, to seal off demons from the human world forever. But when a rival band called the Saja boys that is actually demons in disguise they must find a way to save their fans, the honmoon, and their own friendship.
Solo Cole will take you through the main components of this feature film and give you his thoughts on what made it a musical hit and where it falls flat. Finally he will finish this off with his final score on the film,
Will this film end on a high note or is it time for these girls to retire? Find out on this episode of Feasts of Film!
The battle for our second badge comes to a spectacular finish as Cash and Harry take on their greatest challenge yet, the movie Pokemon:Destiny Deoxys!
Ash and friends
A meteor crashes into Earth, carrying with it the mysterious Pokémon Deoxys. Its arrival draws the attention—and fury—of Rayquaza, guardian of the skies, sparking a legendary battle that sets the stage for chaos, when Raqyquaza defeats the alien Pokemon it goes back to rest. Four years later, Ash, Pikachu, and friends arrive in LaRousse City, a futuristic metropolis filled with high-tech marvels. There they meet Tory, a boy haunted by a childhood encounter with Deoxys that left him terrified of Pokémon.
When Deoxys reemerges he begins to take over. The city and kidnap its citizens. Its presence disrupts the city’s systems, plunging LaRousse into darkness with Deoxys clones endlessly searching for life forms to take. What is Deoxys purpose and can Ash and his friends save the city from being completely overrun?
Cash and Harry must use all their strength to take out this mythical threat. They’ll be challenged by the legendary encounters and many trials, and must work together to see if they can defy destiny and win this battle!
Come one, come all to see the most fantastical pokemon of them all! The Wishmaker himself Jiraichi is here, for 7 nights only you can see the Pokemon that can make all your wishes comes true. And it is this very Pokemon that our hero’s Cash Money (Jake) and Harry Oats (Cole) are here to see, as they try to figure out the mystical prophecy given to our heroes by watching Pokemon: Jiraichi Wishmaker.
Jirachi is a mythical Pokémon said to awaken once every 1,000 years, during the seven days of a special comet’s passing. To awaken, however, it must first find someone it can call a true friend. When Ash and his friends visit a Pokémon carnival, they attend a magic show where young Max discovers Jirachi’s crystalized stone—and forms an unexpected bond with the sleeping Pokémon.
When Jirachi awakens, it becomes clear that it cannot grant traditional wishes, but instead wields incredible powers of teleportation. Before long, Jirachi is kidnapped by Butler, the magician who originally unearthed the stone. Butler intends to exploit Jirachi’s power to fuel a dangerous machine, one capable of summoning a legendary Pokémon and unleashing a force that could destroy the world.
Now it’s up to Ash, Max, and their friends to rescue Jirachi, protect their bond, and stop Butler’s reckless plan before it’s too late.
Cash and Harry step into yet another challenging movie taking on all it has to offer, reflecting on the legendary encounters, the trials they faced, and finally giving their verdict on if this movie is worth catching or if that’s just wishful thinking.
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
Disclaimer: This podcast is for entertainment purposes only. The music and sound effects included in this video are owned by particular artists and composers. There's no copyright infringement intended. The viewers of this video are advised to support the artist and their music. Feasts of Film is a fan-made podcast and is in no way affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Nintendo, Game Freak, The Pokémon Company, or any of their subsidiaries. All Pokémon names, characters, images, and related content are the property of their respective owners. This podcast is created purely for entertainment and commentary purposes under fair use.
Welcome back to Cinematic Snacks where we give you bite sized reviews of the newest movies that have come out in 2025!
Today we are looking at The Amateur starring Rami Malek as a Charles Heller a CIA Decoder who uses his skills to track down his wife’s murderers. But can he become a killer himself to get his revenge?
We will dive into the melt in your mouth moments that really added to the taste of this movie, the tough to swallow moments that can cause it to choke, and end off with our snack rating and comparison to give you all you need to know to decide if this is a movie you need to see.
Should this movie have killed at the box office or does it need some more training?
Solo Cole here again, trainer extraordinaire. You might know me from my stage name Harry Oats but right now you need to know I escaped! In Greek! I made it out of that Pokémon musical but now I’m in some kind of Pokemon historical museum? There’s gotta be an exit here somewhere, right! Right?!
Pokémon is a story that has captured generation so in this episode we are diving in “The Story of Pokemon”. A comprehensive documentary that chronicles the origins and evolution of the Pokémon franchise. From its inception as a Game Boy game in 1996 to its expansion into a global multimedia phenomenon, the film explores the creative minds behind the series, including Satoshi Tajiri’s inspiration and Ken Sugimori’s designs. The documentary also examines the cultural impact of Pokémon, its adaptation into various forms of media, and its enduring popularity across generations.
Join Cole as he digests alls this documentary has to offer. Does this documentary have what it takes to catch all of the legacy of Pokemon or will it be a waste of poke balls.
Music and Sound Effects:
cheerful 0G_1820mi by Setuniman -- https://freesound.org/s/145106/ -- License: Attribution NonCommercial 4.0
The long harp
Irritating flourescent light hum by pfranzen -- https://freesound.org/s/328013/ -- License: Attribution 4.0
16mm Film Reel by bone666138 -- https://freesound.org/s/198838/ -- License: Attribution 4.0
Breezy Acoustic Vibes for a Happy Day by LolaMoore -- https://freesound.org/s/769945/ -- License: Attribution 4.0
Hello? Can anyone hear me? It’s Cole! I got transported to another dimension by a mythical Pokemon and I’m stuck! The only way out seems to be to review the live action musical of Pokemon Live!
When the new Diamond badge, a one of a kind exclusive badge that will be given to any trainer that can best its gym leader, is revealed Ash Catchem must have it. Joining him are Misty and Brock and his faithful Pikachu as they journey to get the badge! Meanwhile Ash’s mom and Professor Oak find them selves captured by Giovanni and learn he has devious plans using his new creation to take over the world! Only Ash and his Pokemon friends can get the badge and save the world!
It’s time to continue the Pokemon journey looking at the good, the bad, and the musical in Pokemon Live! The Musical! But will this performance be a legendary encounter or is this gym badge not worth the trouble. Find out and help me escape! On this episode of Feats of Film!
Welcome back to Cinematic Snacks your bite sized reviews of the newest movies from 2025. Cole dives into yet another super hero remake with the 2025 Fantastic Four.
The Fantastic Four are the heroes of Earth and even everything is clicking. But when a new enemy threatens not just their lives but the entire world itself, they are asked to sacrifice more than they ever have before, but is the cost too great?
Join Cole as he gives you a spoiler free look at the movie, gives the best of the movie with his melt in your mouth moments, and gets into the worst with his parts that were tough to swallow. Finishing off with a snack rating and comparison to let you know if this is a film that’s another super hit or if it stretches itself out too much.
To be the Pokémon master is our dream and all we gotta do is believe! And today Xole and Jake believe that they are walking into a whole new adventure with Latios and Latias as they do one last trip through Johto and watch Pokemon Heroes: Latios and Latias!
Ash, Misty, and Brock travel to a brand new city and discover the mythical Pokemon Latios and Latias are its protectors! But when Team Rocket special agents Annie and Oakley try to steal the special soul dew that keeps the city safe it’s up to Ash and his new mythical friends to stop the fiends before the entire city is wiped off the map!
Will this journey feel like a heroic tale that gives us adventure, romance, and battles galore?! It’s time to find out what makes a hero a as we watch Pokemon Heroes!
