We’re well into 2015 with February fast approaching, but December’s awards season contenders are still dominating the box office conversation. This week’s pair of new releases – Selma and Inherent Vice - have a total of 4 Oscar nominations between them. Find out below if the lammies agreed with the Academy and don’t forget...

It’s Lambpardy time again! Yay! 

Returning champion Todd Liebenow gets his first shot at defending his title from the newcomers trying to steal it. Today’s competitors are The Vern, a former unsuccessful Lambpardy contestant, and Elwood Jones, a complete newbie to the game, with Jay Cluitt on hosting duties.

Will Todd successfully retain his crown? Will Elwood learn the rules before the end of the games?...

The latest Movie of the Month has been decided upon!

Last month we proved that anything can win Movie of the Month by, um, celebrating? Southland Tales. Fortunately for February, a bunch of more highly regarded films were submitted, from Buster Keaton to Rodney Dangerfield, via Disney along the way. However, the winner for February is a film that’s been submitted many times before, but has finally taken the gold. That...

We’ve hit the mother lode! The Christmas Day releases have finally made their way to the LAMBScores and the lammies were quite opinionated about these films. This year’s slate featured The Imitation Game, Into the Woods, Unbroken, Two Days One Night, The Interview, Big Eyes and The Gambler. Check out the reviews for all of these films below:

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We’re already over three weeks into 2015, and literally no-one in the world knows what they should be looking forward to, because we haven’t told you yet! Well fret no longer my friends, because the Lambcast is here to reveal our Most Anticipated Movies of 2015.

Host Jay Cluitt was joined by Jess Manzo, Kristen Lopez, Pete Conway and all-round-podcasting-newcomer Tony Cogan to discuss the next...

The 31st Sundance Film Festival kicks off today! If you’re into independent film like me, it’s a time to celebrate the start of the new crop of films, which may be the new Whiplash and Boyhood, 2014 Sundance debut films that made its way down the long, arduous road a year later to the Oscars. How are you getting involved in the festival?

Sundanc’ing from Home

January and February are often described as being black holes for movie watching. The more prestige movies have all been released in time for the awards season, leaving the studios to fill the screens with the dregs left at the bottom of their barrels. Well, we here at the Lambcast seem to follow a similar schedule because, just as last January we celebrated the Jean-Claude Van Damme classic Timecop, this month we get down and confused with...

This week on the LAMBScores we’ve an eclectic trio of films – The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies, Mr. Turner and Annie. Check out the reviews below and don’t forget to have your own say in the forums.

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2014 cannot officially be over until the Lambcast has posted its Best of 2014 show, so I guess we’re now definitely in 2015, because here’s that very show.

Jay Cluitt and Robert Zerbe were joined by DJ Valentine, Eric Hillis and recurring Best of show regular Lindsay Street to count down their Top 5 movies of the year, hand out some personal awards and generally discuss 2014 in movies. And what year end show would...

We’ve got new set of reviews for you this week, with a pair of releases from opposite ends of the quality spectrum. Chris Rock’s new comedy Top Five is also a Top Ten, finding a spot among the year’s highest LAMBScores. On the other hand, the controversial biblical epic Exodus: Gods and Kings failed to impress. Check out what the LAMB...

The holiday season often leaves a lot of us movie bloggers sat at home, enduring time with our families instead of being at work, which means our movie-watching figures tend to receive a little boost. It seems only fitting therefore that this week’s show be devoted to all the many movies we’ve been watching lately.

A rather sickly Jay Cluitt was joined by his co-host Robert Zerbe, as well as Dylan Fields, Todd...

While the box office is heated this week for the holidays, the LAMBScores only brings us one new gift. Found out below if Reese Witherspoon brought joy to the lammies with her new film Wild.

Rotten Tomatoes: 4.65...