KING ON SCREEN – 31 DAYS OF DREAD

Posted by PETER A DELUCA AKAPD
On October 25, 2024

As part of the 31 Days of Dread series, this 2022 Stephen King documentary is a must-watch for any horror fan. It features insightful commentary from the new generation of filmmakers adapting King’s works, along with an incredible analysis by Frank Darabont on the enduring appeal of The Shawshank Redemption. Whether you’re a longtime fan […]

WICKED CITY – 31 DAYS OF DREAD

Posted by PETER A DELUCA AKAPD
On October 25, 2024

Day 12 of the 31 Days of DreadIn this episode of 31 Days of Dread, Peter explores Wicked City (1987), one of the standout anime films of its era. He delves into the remarkable career of director Yoshiaki Kawajiri, shedding light on why his filmography deserves more attention. Wicked City is a dark, wild, sexy, […]

THE WATCHERS -31 DAYS OF DREAD

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On October 21, 2024

Day 11 of The 31 Days of DreadThe Watchers is another horror-driven fairy tale from M. Night Shyamalan that deconstructs, frightens, and builds off myths we think we know well—until Shyamalan reveals otherwise. AKAPAD the FILM BUFF podcast · THE WATCHERS -31 DAYS OF DREAD PETER A DELUCA AKAPD AKAPAD is a versatile thinker known […]

A QUITE PLACE DAY ONE – 31 DAYS OF DREAD

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On October 21, 2024

Day 10 of the 31 Days of DreadWriter and director Michael Sarnoski delivers a chilling masterpiece with A Quiet Place: Day One. While the trailers may suggest a formulaic prequel, the film itself offers a fresh and terrifying experience that complements its predecessors. Sarnoski crafts a delicate balance between suspense and horror, solidifying A Quiet […]

MAXXXINE – 31 DAYS OF DREAD

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On October 14, 2024

Day 9 of the 31 Days of DreadTi West delivers the final chapter in what many consider the greatest horror trilogy of all time. Maxxine, Pearl, and X depict a tortured existence filled with pain, missed opportunities, and unfulfilled dreams. While there’s horror on screen, the real tragedy lies in West’s portrayal of the deeper […]

LONGLEGS – 31 DAYS OF DREAD

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On October 13, 2024

Day 8 of the 3 Days of DreadLonglegs defines this new age of occult horror, delivering a chilling experience that lingers long after the credits roll. It’s a masterful blend of psychological tension and supernatural dread, weaving an atmosphere so unsettling that it frightens the hell out of you. Every moment drips with suspense, keeping […]

I SAW THE TV GLOW – 31 DAYS OF DREAD

Posted by PETER A DELUCA AKAPD
On October 13, 2024

Day 7 of the 31 Days of Dread“I Saw The TV Glow” is the epitome of a complete film. Every element, from the visuals to the dialogue, is meticulously crafted by director Jane Schoenbrun to immerse us in a haunting, surreal world. As the movie unfolds, we become more than just viewers—we’re pulled into its […]

TERMINATOR ZERO – 31 DAYS OF DREAD

Posted by PETER A DELUCA AKAPD
On October 7, 2024

Day 6 of the 31 Days of DreadIf you see The Terminator as horror, this is the ultimate nightmare: machines taking over across every timeline. The future war is inevitable in every universe. Terminator Zero, Netflix’s new anime, dives deeper into the franchise, expanding the story in ways fans have dreamed about for years. Yet, […]

HULK WHERE MONSTERS DWELL – 31 DAYS OF DREAD

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On October 5, 2024

Day 5 of the 31 Days of DreadWhat do The Angry Beavers have in common with The Incredible Hulk? How does the overlooked Avengers Assemble animated series fit in? And what about Marvel’s supernatural universe? AKAPAD breaks it all down in his deep dive into Hulk: Where Monsters Dwell. Everything will be revealed! AKAPAD the […]

HUMANE – 31 DAYS OF DREAD

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On October 4, 2024

Day 4 of the 31 Days of DreadCaitlin Cronenberg (yes, from that Cronenberg family) makes a bold entrance with Humane, a film that showcases how the horror genre can be a powerful platform for emerging filmmakers. Humane tackles complex, unsettling themes in a tense, no-win scenario, demonstrating the genre’s unique ability to explore difficult concepts. […]