Long before Peter Jackson became known for becoming J.R.R. Tolkien or remaking King Kong, he was that big, hairy fella from New Zealand known for grossout horror comedies. His third feature was 1992′s Dead Alive , a film that wasn’t received all that well two decades ago but is now seen as a cult classic. The gang from French Toast Sunday championed the film after barely losing out to American...
This week’s LAMBScores brings you a pair of sequels and the latest animated offering from Blue Sky Studios. How does Fast & Furious 6 compare with its well-received predecessor? Did The Hangover Part III deliver the laughs? Will Epic be an Oscar contender for Best Animated Feature? Find out below and don’t forget to...
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If you got a problem, yo, we’ll solve it.
That’s the motto for the Ask the LAMB feature here, a segment that finds its host Jason Soto trolling Yahoo Answers for truly insane questions. It can bring some seriously credible answers from a wide variety of film bloggers. It can also bring some seriously funny answers. Occasionally, it does both.
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Hey everyone! It’s Nick from The Cinematic Katzenjammer. I know it’s been forever since the last edition of The Director’s Chair, but the feature is finally back just in time for one of the year’s biggest films.
Along with any movie reviews you send in, concerning the director of the month, I...
Robert from Sketchy Details here to announce the new topic for Foreign Chops. This time around, we’re going to shake things up a bit. I want you to submit your best posts about fantasy films made all over the world. There is no geographical border outside of not being a native English-language film.
Here’s how it works. You e-mail me at robertjgannon@gmail.com with the subject heading Foreign Chops. Submit up to 5 links...
We’ve got another major release coming at you this week with J.J. Abrams’ Star Trek Into Darkness. Did it live up the high expectations? Find out below and don’t forget to submit your future scores in the forums.
Robert from Sketchy Details back again with another Foreign Chops round-up post. The most popular film for Foreign Chops: Mexico was Cronos, but only because it was the only film with more than one write-up. There’s a great range of titles and directors to read about this month. Thanks to everyone who participated. We’ll be announcing the next Foreign Chops subject soon.
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Robert from Sketchy Details with a friendly reminder about Foreign Chops #12: Mexico. You have until Wednesday, 5 June at midnight EST to send in your links about Mexican films. That’s tomorrow night. Send your links to at robertjgannon@gmail.com. You can submit up to five posts, articles, reviews, etc. per site.
There’s still time to watch and write something new before the deadline. Here’s a list of all the...
It’s time for the latest instalment of Classic Chops. This time we have a great collection of posts on the work of classic movie comedians. Thanks to everyone who submitted a post! Our next edition will be a free-for-all…you can submit any review or article on classic movies. Remember, around here “classic” means anything released before 1970. Send your links to classicchops@gmail.com by June 16 to be a part of...
This week’s LAMBScores brings us a new #1 for 2013, as we check out the reviews for Mud, The Great Gatsby and Peeples. Is it the Matthew McConaughey indie drama, the Baz Luhrmann extravaganza or the comedy film that impressed the lambs the most? Find out below and don’t forget to enter...