Adult Beverage Film Podcast

We bring cinema home with a new flair of laughter and insight into how the films were made. You will love hearing our hosts and special guests from the film industry (directors, writers, directors of photography, producers, actors, gaffers) talk about some of the best films and tv shows ever made. In each episode, we discuss a new or old classic film with our guests who speak freely about their thoughts while we enjoy a few alcoholic drinks along the way. Our hosts: Kent Smith (award-winning director, writer, producer) has worked in the film business on such shows as Homeland, Mr. Mercedes, Outcast, and feature films as Tusk, Max, and The Other Zoe. He is the director of award-winning films, The Last Passport, Mike, and Little Package. He brings his film knowledge from his 5,000+ DVD collection and his onset experience to the table on each show. Patrick G. Keenan (award-winning actor), who you might have seen in Blind Side, Homeland, Tropical Cop Tales, Mike, and Little Package is no stranger to the stage, and he brings more jokes and tremendous knowledge to the already funny show. He has been in over 61 different films. Patrick is a long-time old-school walking encyclopedia of film knowledge with his amazing wit. Laura Truman comes to the table with her fantastic laugh on life and incredible film knowledge (Film Critic and old school film collector). She has one of the biggest film collections around, and she has worked many years at a movie rental house. On top of this she brings the big laugh to the table, and uncanny knowledge of the film word from the classics to the bad b-films. She brings it all to the table. Carlisle "Squeaker" Hamrick (Audio Genius and the boy who hates everything) is maybe the smartest guy on the show, so you never know where he will bring the questions. If you need a different option, that comes from the heart, then “Squeaker” will make sure that happens, plus he brings the heart to the show. Join us for some in-depth discussion about your favorite movies.

Poor Things (Yorgos Lanthimos) 08/28/2024

The Descent (Neil Marshall) 08/12/2024

Barbie (Greta Gerwig) 07/26/2024

Oppenheimer (Christopher Nolan) 09/27/2023

Dazed and Confused (Richard Linklater) 07/25/2023

The Birdcage (Mike Nichols) 07/10/2023

Love, Simon (Greg Berlanti) 06/25/2023

Guardians of the Galaxy (James Gunn) 06/12/2023

Renfield (Chris McKay) 05/20/2023

Renfield (Chris McKay) Ladies and gentlemen, get ready to sink your fangs into a hilariously intoxicating episode of the Adult Beverage Film Podcast! Tonight, we bring you a special guest who's as wild and unpredictable as a vampire on a caffeine rush. Joining us is none other than the one and only Jonathan Bedford, here to chat about the fang-tastically hilarious film, "Renfield." Picture this: a dimly lit castle, an eccentric vampire with a penchant for mischief, and a sidekick so delightfully bizarre, he'll make your mind do somersaults. Yes, we're talking about Renfield—the man, the myth, the Count Dracula's right-hand man. And who better to embody this wacky character than the Nicholas Hoult? From the moment Nicolas Cage graces the screen, you can't help but wonder if someone slipped something special into his drink. His eyes twinkle with a mix of mischief and madness, while his hair is perfectly styled to resemble a wild nest of vampire bats. It's a sight that will leave you questioning if you've stumbled upon a mesmerizing film or a dimension where the laws of comedic gravity are joyfully defied. As Renfield, Hoult brings his signature offbeat charm to the table, serving up a buffet of delightful absurdity. Imagine a man who eats bugs for breakfast, lunch, and dinner, all with an unmatched enthusiasm. But hey, who are we to judge? Maybe flies are an underrated source of protein? Join us as we delve into the bizarre, the hilarious, and the downright mind-boggling performance of Nicolas Cage as Dracula. We'll be sipping our adult beverages and discussing every memorable moment, from Cage's uniquely expressive facial contortions to his impeccable timing for comedic chaos. So grab your favorite libation, sit back, and prepare to be whisked away to a world where vampires are funny, sidekicks are certifiably insane, and Nicolas Cage reigns supreme. It's time to sink your teeth into the wild and wonderful world of "Renfield" with the one and only Nicolas Cage! Cheers, folks! Visit our website: /episode/index/show/adultbeverage/id/26896614

Nobody (Ilya Naishuller) 04/27/2023

The Banshees of Inisherin (Martin McDonagh) 03/06/2023

The Menu (Mark Mylod) 02/09/2023

Everything Everywhere All At Once (Dan Kwan, Daniel Scheinert) 01/13/2023

Everything Everywhere All At Once (Dan Kwan, Daniel Scheinert) Once upon a time, in the year 2022, a film was released that would change the way people thought about time and reality. The film was called "Everything Everywhere All at Once". The film followed the story of a young woman named Evelyn Wang played by Michelle Yeoh, who, after a near-death experience, discovered that she had the ability to see and experience all of time and space simultaneously. At first, Evelyn was overwhelmed by the sheer amount of information and stimuli she was receiving, but as she learned to control and focus her powers, she was able to use her unique perspective to solve problems and help those in need. As Evelyn journeyed through different eras and parts of the world, she encountered various characters, each with their own challenges and struggles. Some were stuck in the past, others were lost in the present, and still others were afraid of what the future held. But through her interactions with them, Evelyn was able to help them find their way, and in turn, they helped her understand the true nature of her powers and her place in the world. The film was a visual feast, showcasing stunning landscapes and breathtaking action sequences that took the audience on a journey through time and space. The special effects team behind the film created a world that was both familiar and strange, and the cinematography was nothing short of breathtaking. But the true magic of the film was its message. It explored the idea that everything is connected, and that all moments in time exist simultaneously. It challenged the audience to reconsider their perception of reality and to embrace the idea that the future is not set in stone, and that they have the power to shape it. "Everything Everywhere All at Once" was a hit with audiences and critics alike, winning numerous awards and cementing its place as one of the most groundbreaking and thought-provoking films of the year. The film inspired countless discussions and debates, and its impact is still being felt today, years after its release. In conclusion, "Everything Everywhere All at Once" was a film that changed the way people saw the world and themselves, and it remains a timeless masterpiece that will continue to be cherished and remembered for generations to come. Subscribe for more film reviews like this one! Make sure to check out all of our other podcast episodes. CONNECT WITH US (Adult Beverage Film Podcast) - Website - Instagram - Facebook - Twitter - Vimeo - YouTube - /episode/index/show/adultbeverage/id/25604760