Feasts of Film

Hello fellow Feasters! Solo Cole is back at it again, three years later to tackle another Valentine's Day Movie, all by his lonesome. But there is romance in the air, I can smell it, and but will it be enough to pull Cole out of his lull of loneliness and give him some hope for romance on another Valentine's Day? Well let's find out as our Valentine's Day Feast is "Love On The Sidelines" A Hallmark Movie Classic! Laurel is out of a job, a roommate, and definitely no romance, but when Star QB Danny Holland injuries his ankle and is in need of a new personal assistant, his big break might be to her benefit! The only problem is Danny's never had a female assistant and Laurel known nothing about football. Who will end up on top in this big game and can they find Love On the Sidelines? Will Cole find this solo adventure to be a heart warming journey through sports and love, or is will Love on the Sidelines fumble away the chance at romance? Find out on this very special episode of Feasts of Love!

Welcome to one final feast! On the finale for Feasts of Film Cole, Joshua, and Austin come back to whine and dine on some of their personal best and worst film experiences from 2022. They also discuss the best films that debuted before this past year, but first caught their eye in 2022. It's a five course meal with some games sprinkled in, so get ready because you've got quite the FEAST ahead of you! Intro: "TurtleNeck" - TrackTribe https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MkGRIr1rAhs Outro: "Flying" - TrackTribe https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MRG8bjjRK5o

Hello there and welcome back to Feasts of Film! This week our appetites are turned from film to the Performing Arts! That's right Colton and Joshua have been enjoying much more than film in 2022 they also experienced quite a few live performances themselves, and are here to rank their favorite stage plays from 2022. Which ones did they see and which ones made their list? Find out on a special bonus episode of Feasts of Theatre! Colton will be traveling for the next couple weeks so Feasts of Film will be back later in February to conclude their top five list on their favorite films of 2022! Make sure to leave us a review and let us know what you think! Also feel free to contact us with any films you want us to watch in the future! Music: Intro and Outro: Turtleneck - TrackTribe https://studio.youtube.com/channel/UCk-VjU-AJ-jwvEBmq6zAsNg/music Contact us: feastsoffilm@gmail.com Social Media: Twitter: Twitter.com/feastsoffilm Instragram: Colton - https://www.instagram.com/feeltheburse4ever Plays Mentioned In this Episode: Macbeth Hamilton: https://hamiltonmusical.com/new-york/home/ Dear Evan Hansen: https://dearevanhansen.com The SpongeBob Squarepants Musical: https://www.spongebobstage.com Sweeney Todd The Demon Barber of Fleet Street: https://sweeneytoddbroadway.com Miss Bennett: Christmas At Pemberly The Wickham's: Christmas At Pemberly PUFFS: https://www.puffstheplay.com Shrek The Musical: https://shrekuktour.com Wicked: https://wickedthemusical.com Six: https://sixonbroadway.com Venues Mentioned In This Episode: Greenville Peace Center: https://www.peacecenter.org/events/peace-broadway-22 Old Colony Players: https://oldcolonyplayers.com Hickory Community Theater: https://www.hickorytheatre.org Newton Performing Arts Center: http://www.newtonpac.com Bebe Theatre: https://www.acdt.org/?page_id=2354 Multiverse Theater Collective: https://www.facebook.com/MultiverseTheatreCollective/

Hello Film Feasters! It is officially 2023 and Feasts of Film is starting off the year by celebrating the Films from 2022 that We Want to Share with You! For the month of January each of our hosts will be picking one Film they saw in 2022 that they loved and think you should give a watch! Have your tickets read and prepare to board because for our final film we are watching Bullet Train, an action packed thrill ride chosen by Colton and first time guest on the podcast Austin! This film made quite the impact on our hosts but what was so thrilling about this train ride? Listen in to find out! Ladybug is a hired thief who is trying to get a briefcase for his client but when he steals the briefcase from assassins Lemon and Tangerine he feels pretty unlucky, especially when he comes across The Hornet another assassin after the briefcase. Meanwhile The Prince is anything but, she is a young woman who plans to use The Father to help her kill the most dangerous crime boss in all of Japan, The White Death. Who will succeed in their mission and will anyone make it off this Bullet Train alive? Make sure to leave us a review and let us know what you think! Also feel free to contact us with any films you want us to watch in the future! Contact us: feastsoffilm@gmail.com Social Media: Twitter: Twitter.com/feastsoffilm Instragram: Colton - https://www.instagram.com/feeltheburse4ever Music: Intro, Outro, and Transitions: Here It Comes - TrackTribe Website: https://studio.youtube.com/channel/UCagoHrjoR13vwvJ9xtYlljA/music Background Music: Game Show - Silent Partner Website: https://studio.youtube.com/channel/UCagoHrjoR13vwvJ9xtYlljA/music

Hello Film Feasters and welcome to the very first bonus episode of Feasts of Film! Chandler and Randy join us for a post podcast discussion as they talk about their love for The Batman (2022)* and even discuss some issues Randy has with the film. We also take a look at Chandler's favorite batman media from comics, to videogames, to which animated movie he thinks is the best one to watch! *This is a post discussion following our podcast on The Batman (2022) so we encourage you to listen to that podcast first and then come back to this one! Have a film you think we should watch? Let us know by contacting us through one of the methods below! Please Leave us an Awesome Review! Outro: Intro & Outro: Ave Maria - Svvn Website: musicbed.com/songs/ave-maria/4 Contact us: feastsoffilm@gmail.com Social Media: Twitter: Twitter.com/feastsoffilm Instragram: Colton - https://www.instagram.com/feeltheburse4ever

Hello Film Feasters! It is officially 2023 and Feasts of Film is starting off the year by celebrating the Films from 2022 that We Want to Share with You! For the month of January each of our hosts will be picking one Film they saw in 2022 that they loved and think you should give a watch! Our second episode of the Films of 2022 We Want To Share With You is here! This time we have the favorite pick of both Chandler and Randy who have chosen The Batman (2022) for their favorite film of 2022!What did these two bat fans of think of the newest iteration of the Dark Knight? Listen to the podcast can find out! We will also be doing our rating and favorite moment from the film at the end of the podcast. Two years into his work as a vigilante Bruce Wayne must come against his biggest challenge yet, a Serial killer who has taken to killing key figures in the city of Gotham and is leaving riddles for The Batman to solve. Batman must delve into the underworld of crime, involving The Penguin, Carmine Falcone, The Riddler, and even the his own family history to find out the true intentions of The Riddler and stop his murderous plans. Will The Batman be smart enough to stop these murders or is this one riddle he won't solve? We will also have a bonus episode out early next week giving Chandler and Randy time to open their heart about their love for Batman! Make sure to leave us a review and let us know what you think! Also feel free to contact us with any films you want us to watch in the future! Contact us: feastsoffilm@gmail.com Social Media: Twitter: Twitter.com/feastsoffilm Instragram: Colton - https://www.instagram.com/feeltheburse4ever Music: Intro & Outro: Ave Maria - Svvn Website: musicbed.com/songs/ave-maria/4 Background Music: Alpha Mission - Jimena Contreras Website: youtube.com/watch?v=RWi3CangMgQ

Hello Film Feasters! It is officially 2023 and Feasts of Film is starting off the year by celebrating the Films from 2022 that We Want to Share with You! For the month of January each of our hosts will be picking one Film they saw in 2022 that they loved and think you should give a watch! On the first episode of Films of 2022 We Want To Share With You, Joshua has picked Cyrano, a film based on the play Cyrano De Bergerac by Edmond Rostand in 1897. Joshua who is a huge fan of the play was even more excited to see a new take on the film itself, and is even more excited than that to share it with all of YOU! Colton and Joshua will go through the film, talking about their favorite moments, and end by rating the film. What will our hosts give this film that Joshua found to be so enjoyable? Find out on this episode of Feasts of Film! Cyrano is a master of words and of skill as he is an elite soldier as well as poet. However, as a person with dwarfism he feels that that he will never be good enough to conquer his biggest obstacle, his fear of confessing his love for his closest friend Roxanne. Roxanne has fallen for another soldier, a new recruit named Christian who has is a physically attractive young man but lacks the eloquence of Cyrano so Cyrano promises Roxanne that he will befriend Christian and make him write to Roxanne. Cyrano finds that Christian isn't a romantic like himself and so Cyrano decides to write for Christian, causing Roxanne to fall deeper in love with the man behind the letters as she receives them. Will Cyrano ever be able to share his true feelings with Roxanne or will his pride stop him from ever revealing the truth? Make sure to leave us a review and let us know what you think! Also feel free to contact us with any films you want us to watch in the future! Contact us: feastsoffilm@gmail.com Social Media: Twitter: Twitter.com/feastsoffilm Instragram: https://www.instagram.com/feeltheburse4ever Music: Intro & Outro: Floating Home - Brian Bolger https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BbDHWrtEITc Background Music: To Loom is to Love - The Mini Vandals https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LU0oD0YgRDc

Happy New Years Film Feasters! To end off 2022 Colton and Joshua are ready to bring you into the new year with a special holiday treat! On the last episode of the year Colton and Joshua shall be feasting on the film New Years Eve (2011). New Years Eve gives us intertwining stories of all different kinds as they each try to achieve different goals for New Years. As the stories go on we learn how they are interconnected and begin to truly learn what New Years is all about. This film includes a huge cast of stars including Ashton Kutcher, Katherine Heigl, Sarah Jessica Parker, Halle Berry, Robert De Niro, and more, so you don't want to miss out on a film this big! From the people who brought you Valentine's Day (2010) comes another holiday film. The debates may be over but Colton and Joshua are bringing some heat to this podcast with how they feel about this film. Can a huge ensemble cast of stars be enough to elevate this film and make one worth ending the year watching? Colton and Joshua are here to find out, and if it's anything like Valentine's Day, you won't want to miss this podcast! Music: Auld Lang Syne (Vocals) - Jingle Punks from YouTube Audio Library http://bit.ly/32TUZyy

Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays! Feasts of Film is giving you the best gift of all this Holiday season with new episodes just for Christmas! Cole, Joshua, Chandler and newcomer on the podcast Randy all get together to share laughs, jolly good fun, and duke it out in intellectual arguments to see which movies actually qualify as Christmas movies and which ones are just movies with a little Christmas sprinkled in. That's right it's time to look at some Controversial Christmas Movies! For our last Feast of the season Colton and Chandler will be taking each other on to find out if The Nightmare Before Christmas is actually a Christmas movie or just a Halloween trick! Jack Skellington is the Pumpkin King of Halloween Town but when he feels discontent. He wants something new, a fresh challenges and ideas to give him excitement again! He finds just that when he comes across a mysterious door that leads him into Christmas Town. With these new wonders before his eyes he gets all kinds of new ideas to inspire him to make changes to his own Halloween Town. He even kidnaps Santa himself and dons his own persona of the jolly character. But the evil Oogey Boogey has other plans for Santa and Jack. Will he be able to save Santa or is Christmas ruined for everyone? For our arguments each debater will have opening and closing arguments and will argue their side with three points. With only have three minutes for each point our debaters must make the most of each moment! Once the closing arguments have been made the judges for this week Joshua and Randy, will give out the verdict on The Nightmare Before Christmas. After the debate we will share our favorite moments from the movie and calculate our final score for the film. We hope you enjoyed these Christmas Controversies Episodes and Join us next week for one last podcast of the year, that will be a more traditional Feasts of Film episode! *Editors Note: Colton said the Director was Chris Sellick, but the director was actually Henry Sellick. Music: Intro & Background Music: We Wish You a Merry Christmas by Twin Musicom is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 license. https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ Artist: http://www.twinmusicom.org/ Outro: This is Not A Christmas Song by NEFFEX Source: https://studio.youtube.com/channel/UCk-VjU-AJ-jwvEBmq6zAsNg/music Artist: https://soundcloud.com/neffexmusic Sound Clip: Henry Sellick, (1993). The Nightmare Before Christmas [Film]. Touchstone Pictures.

Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays! Feasts of Film is giving you the best gift of all this Holiday season with new episodes just for Christmas! Cole, Joshua, and Chandler all get together to share laughs, jolly good fun, and duke it out in intellectual arguments to see which movies actually qualify as Christmas movies and which ones are just movies with a little Christmas sprinkled in. That's right it's time to look at some Controversial Christmas Movies! We are having a special dinner for this fine feast, An exotic cuisine from distant lands, an unusually tasty dish called Gremlins! We will be dining without Randy this week as he was unable to make it but it will still be a very special feast! When Billy's Father brings him a strange pet named Gizmo as an early Christmas present he is delighted. But with this pet comes some rules; Don't let it get in the sunlight, don't get it wet, and most importantly do not feed it after Midnight! Billy finds that breaking these rules can have dire consequences! Getting them wet creates numerous offspring, putting them in Sunlight kills them, and feeding them after Midnight turns them into gruesome, monstrous creatures. It is now up to Billy and Gizmo to save the town and stop the menace of the Gremlins! For our arguments each debater will have opening and closing arguments and will argue their side with three points. With only have three minutes for each point our debaters must make the most of each moment! Once the closing arguments have been made the judge for this week, Colton, will give out the verdict on Gremlins. After the debate we will share our favorite moments from the movie and calculate our final score for the film. We hope you enjoy this episode and look forward to our last Controversial Christmas Movie we will be covering next week! Music: Intro & Transition Music: The Gremlin Rag (Full Version) ·by Jerry Goldsmith Source: Gremlins (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) 2011 Warner Bros. Entertainment Inc. Background Music: Carol Of The Bells by Audionautix is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 license. https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ Artist: http://audionautix.com/ Outro: This is Not A Christmas Song by NEFFEX Source: https://studio.youtube.com/channel/UCk-VjU-AJ-jwvEBmq6zAsNg/music Artist: https://soundcloud.com/neffexmusic Episode analytics Sound Clip: Joe Dante, (1984). Gremlins [Film]. Warner Bros. Amblin Entertainment.

Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays! Feasts of Film is giving you the best gift of all this Holiday season with new episodes just for Christmas! Cole, Joshua, Chandler and newcomer on the podcast Randy all get together to share laughs, jolly good fun, and duke it out in intellectual arguments to see which movies actually qualify as Christmas movies and which ones are just movies with a little Christmas sprinkled in. That's right it's time to look at some Controversial Christmas Movies! On this fine feast of a time Colton will be going up against Randy to determine if we can deem Home Alone a Christmas film or if this film, like Kevin McCallister should be left Alone! Kevin McCallister is a young eight year old whose family is coming in for the holidays. Before a big family vacation Kevin has a dispute with his family and is accidentally left on the day of their big trip. Kevin who wished his family would disappear is now ecstatic to have the home to himself, until he finds he's not actually alone. The Wet Bandits, Harry and Marv are coming to town and have chosen Kevin's home for their target. Now Kevin has to take care of himself and defend his home, alone. For our arguments each debater will have opening and closing arguments and will argue their side with three points. With only have three minutes for each point our debaters must make the most of each moment! Once the closing arguments have been made the judges for this week Joshua and Chandler, will give out the verdict on Home Alone. After the debate we will share our favorite moments from the movie and calculate our final score for the film. We hope you enjoy this episode and look forward to more Controversial Christmas Movies over the next few weeks! Music: Intro & Background Music: Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairy by Kevin MacLeod is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 license. https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ Source: http://incompetech.com/music/royalty-free/index.html?isrc=USUAN1100270 Artist: http://incompetech.com/ Outro: This is Not A Christmas Song by NEFFEX Source: https://studio.youtube.com/channel/UCk-VjU-AJ-jwvEBmq6zAsNg/music Artist: https://soundcloud.com/neffexmusic Sound Clip: Chris Columbus, (1990). Home Alone [Film]. Hughes Entertainment.

Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays! Feasts of Film is giving you the best gift of all this Holiday season with new episodes just for Christmas! Cole, Joshua, and newcomer on the podcast Randy all get together to share laughs, jolly good fun, duke it out in intellectual arguments to see which movies actually qualify as Christmas movies and which ones are just movies with a little Christmas sprinkled in. That's right it's time to look at some Controversial Christmas Movies! A new format for this Christmas season means new movies so listen in as Joshua and Randy debate whether It's A Wonderful Life is a Christmas classic or if we have been wrong this whole time to consider it a Christmas flick. It's A Wonderful Life follows the life go George Bailey as he dreams of traveling the world but keeps getting tied down to his hometown. At his breaking point he decides to just give up on life altogether. But when an angel reveals what life would be like without George Bailey he is shown it's a wonderful life after all. For our arguments each debater will have opening and closing arguments and will argue their side with three points. With only have three minutes for each point our debaters must make the most of each moment! Once the closing arguments have been made the judge for this week Colton, will decided once and for all if It's A Wonderful Life is a Christmas Movie or not. After the debate we will share our favorite moments from the movie and calculate our final score for the film. We hope you enjoy this episode and look forward to more Controversial Christmas Movies over the next few weeks! Music: Intro: Deck the Halls by Kevin MacLeod is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 license. https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ Source: http://incompetech.com/music/royalty-free/index.html?isrc=USUAN1100263 Artist: http://incompetech.com/ Background Music: Christmas Homecoming by Aaron Kenny Source: https://studio.youtube.com/channel/UCk-VjU-AJ-jwvEBmq6zAsNg/music Artist: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCVAggfwI4hnkA2WO6-xC06Q Outro: This is Not A Christmas Song by NEFFEX Source: https://studio.youtube.com/channel/UCk-VjU-AJ-jwvEBmq6zAsNg/music Artist: https://soundcloud.com/neffexmusic Sound Clip:

A New Challenger has appeared! Welcome back Mortals to Mortal Kombat: Annihlation. Your fighters for this round are Cole, Kyle, and Joshua, as they feast on another rousing round of fights and fatalities. When Shao Kahn the leader of Outworld defies the rules of Mortal Kombat and invades the Earthrealm after their win over Shang Tsung the EarthRealm but band together and defend their home. Lui Kang, Sonya Blade, and many new fighters join them as they try to stop Shao Kahn and what could be the end of Earthrealm as we know it. Will Mortal Kombat Annihlation be able to fight it's way to victory in the eyes of hosts or will is it just another fatality?

Hello and welcome back to Feasts of Film! On this episode Jake has called forth from the dead one of his picks for the films he chose to review on the podcast and get ready for a blood bath as we dive into The Evil Dead (2013). When a group of friends go to a remote cabin to help their friend who is struggling with a drug addiction they come across more than they bargained for. When they stumble upon an ancient book called the Necronomicon they accidently summon the evil spirit within, will they be able survive this encounter with the demons this cabin holds? Will Jake's pick be one worth summoning forth? Or is this film one that that should've stayed dead? Well get your shotgun, chainsaw, and raincoats ready because it's raining blood on this episode of Feasts of Film! Introduction: 0:00:00:0 (Intermission to Watch Film) Film Recap: 0:11:00:0 Likes/Dislikes: 1:16:07:0 Favorite Moments: 1:17:30:0 Final Takeaway: 1:20:20:0 The Tip (The Final Score of the Movie): 1:23:54:0

MARTY! YOU GOTTA LISTEN TO THIS PODCAST MARTY! THE FUTURE OF FEASTS OF FILM DEPENDS ON IT! LISTEN TO THIS PODCAST MARTY! ON THIS EPISODE YA GOT COLE, JOSHUA, AND THE CHAN CHAN MAN WATCHING BACK TO THE FUTURE! IT'S A GREAT PICK BY CHANDLER FROM HIS LIST OF MOVIES HE WANTS TO WATCH THIS YEAR ON THE POD! SO CHECK IT OUT AND ENJOY! When Marty McFly is sent back in time in a time traveling DeLorean invented by his friend Doc Brown he begins altering events that could seriously mess up his future. Now it's up to him to try to set history back on course before he ends up erased from history completely. Will this pick from Chandler be one that stands the test of history or is it too late to go back to the past to save the future of this podcast? Find out on this episode of Feasts of Film! Warning: This episode does contain some dialogue that references attempted sexual assault and incest. Podcast Timestamps Introduction: Film Recap - 0:00:7:47:00 (Intermission to watch Film) Tastes/Distastes (Likes/Dislikes) - 0:01:08:06:00 Favorite Moments - 0:01:22:32:00 Check Please: Final Takeaway - 0:01:27:54:00 The Tip (Final Score) - 0:01:32:19:00 Music By: Finland - TrackTribe AI_2 - Vibe Mountain https://studio.youtube.com/channel/UCk-VjU-AJ-jwvEBmq6zAsNg/music

Good Day, feasters of film and welcome to another feast with your chivalrous knights Sir Joshua and Sir Cole. On this episode of Feasts of Film our knights of feasting encounter the film known as A Knights Tale! One of Sir Joshua's picks for films he wants to watch on the podcast this year (From our Feasts of the Year podcast). So Sir Cole and Sir Joshua shall feast upon this film this day for all of you to enjoy. In Medieval times those who were knighted would be able to compete in jousting competitions, when a knight dies unexpectedly in the middle of a match his servant William takes up the mantle to joust to win some coin for him and his friends to be able to eat. But even after winning the match Will has grander ideas, he decides to impersonate a knight and join all the jousting competitions to win riches and glory, so he can change his stars. But What will accompany this fake knight as he takes on jousters, rivals, and even the conquest of love all while trying to keep his actual identity a secret? Will Sir Joshua's pick serve for a delightful feast or will this film be weighed, be measured, and be found wanting by our knights? Find out on this episode of Feasts of Film! Warning: this episode does some include references to sexual situations that occur in the film and may not be suitable for younger listeners. Show Notes: Introduction: 0:00-9:10 Questions before the Feast: 9:11-14:12 (Intermission to Watch Film) Film Recap: 14:32-1:02:05 Likes/Dislikes: 1:02:20-1:19:18 Favorite Moments: 1:19:19-1:22:24 Check Please: 1:22:38:-1:24:24 The Final Takeaway: 1:24:25-1:29:00 The Tip (The Final Score of the Movie): 1:29:01-1:41:03 Music By: Doug Maxwell Invitation to the Feast

Foolish Mortals, you have stepped into the arena of Feasts of Film and now prepare yourselves to feast on Mortal Kombat! Cole, and newcomers Kyle and Makayla, shall join you in this fight, but will you be able to survive this feast?! A tournament is held between the realms every few years to decide the fate of Earthrealm. Outworld has won nine tournaments in a row and needs to win only one more to invade and conquer Earthrealm but it new challengers join the tournament to defend Earthrealm. Lui Kang a shaolin monk who aims to avenge his brothers death at the hands of Shang Tsung, Sonya Blade a soldier who is hunting down Kano the man who killed her partner, and Johnny Cage who has trained in secret martial arts and is now an actor whose abilities are being questioned. These three along with Raiden the thunder God are all that stands between Earthrealm and doom. Will they be able to win the tournament or is all that awaits them fatality? Will Cole, Kyle, and Makayla see this film as a flawless victory or will is this film just be another fatality? Find out on this episode of Feasts of Film! Music by: Sharp - Jermey Korpas https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCbRZuQ5ampehni5RYpJlYOw

Hello Film Feasters and welcome back to Feasts of Film! On this episode Cole and Josh return to bring you a semi-normal film feast! What is the dish that will be served up today? None other than the Master of Disguise! The film which debuted in theaters in 2002 and stars Dana Carvey as Pistachio Disguisey! When his parents are kidnapped one night by an unknown enemy, the mysterious past of Pistachio's ancestry as masters of disguise, is revealed! Pistachio must then learn to become a Master of Disguise himself to save his father from the clutches of evil! Will Cole and Josh find this feast to be a meal prepared by a master or is this movie such a flop not even a master could disguise how bad it is? Find out on this episode of Feasts of Film!

Hello once gain Feasters and welcome to a very special, lonesome Valentines Day podcast. On this episode Cole is all by himself watching the 2010 film Valentines Day. On Valentines Day in Los Angeles love is in the air, or is it? The lives of several different couples of all ages, and different backgrounds intersect in this romantic comedy, but the question is will anyone be able to find true love on Valentines Day? Listen in as Cole predicts how he will feel about this movie, and proceeds to take on the task of feasting on this film! But will this film be Cole's Valentine or is will this film be left brokenhearted? Find out on this episode of Feasts of Loneliness!

Hello Feasters, and welcome to the First annual, The Beauty of the Feast In Our Stars of the Year! In this episode for the first time, Jake, Cole, Chandler, and Josh all gather together and talk about their Top 10 Favorite Films of ALL TIME! Listen in as they each speak on their favorite movies and why they hold such a place in our dear hosts hearts. Cole as some more games in store for the crew so join them as they celebrate Feasts of Film, from it's roots and what it has grown into, in the second part of The Beauty of The Feast In Our Stars of The Year!