Whilst we never got to see Edgar Wright’s Ant-Man, the silver lining on that shrinking-and-growing-again cloud is we got to see Baby Driver, the film he’s been planning for around two decades, that little bit sooner.
Jay Cluitt was joined by Kristen Lopez, Nikhat Zhara and Courtney Small to discuss the action-crime-musical-comedy-romance-thriller, it’s glorious soundtrack, and just how much...
Every day until the Oscars ceremony we’ll be highlighting a different category or movie here on the LAMB! Here’s a link to all the posts written so far: http://www.largeassmovieblogs.com/2017/01/the-lamb-devours-the-oscars-2017-roster.html
For today’s post, Mette Kowalksi from Across the Universe and French Toast Sunday shines a light on the Best Picture chances for the last nominee, Moonlight:
How...
Every day until the Oscars ceremony we’ll be highlighting a different category or movie here on the LAMB! Here’s a link to all the posts written so far: http://www.largeassmovieblogs.com/2017/01/the-lamb-devours-the-oscars-2017-roster.html
Today, Nikhat Zahra from Across the Universe and Being Norma Jeane talks us through the nominees for Best Costume Design.
On trying to find a suitable quote to start this post, I...
It seems very fitting that the show upon which we discussed Ex Machina, a film about the testing and issues involved with Artificial Intelligence, was fraught with so many technical difficulties. Dropped guests, lost connections and dying batteries led to one of the more eventful recordings, and that can mean only one thing – more outtakes!
Jay Cluitt was joined by the film’s champion, Kristen Lopez, along with Nick...
2016 is over, rest in agony you miserable year. However, as tradition dictates, we cannot fully move on with our lives until the Lambcast has released its Best of the Year show, so here it is.
Joining Jay in giving the past twelve months a damn good thrashing are Vern, Heather, Lackey and Howard to list of their five best films from the past year, a year which provided the most variety amongst these lists than any year...
It’s Halloween (barely) and we’re finishing off 2016’s horror month by sitting around the campfire and revealing the movies that scared us, so stick a marshmallow on a stick, hold your flashlight under your chin and get ready to be far from terrified. In fact you’re more likely to feel embarrassed at the kind of thing that apparently scares us. Especially Damien.
Joining Jay Cluitt for this ghoulish...
It’s almost Halloween, so we’re continuing our almost-month-long celebration of horror by chatting about some supposedly scary movies we’ve seen recently.
Jay Cluitt was joined by Sofia da Costa, Will Slater, Mario Brown and The Vern to discuss horror movies of all varieties, from classic Universal monsters to modern world releases, and a few in between as well.
Also on tap: Rants and Raves of the Week, a...
It’s TV time again, and you know what that means – Robert Zerbe is back in the hosting chair!
He’s joined by Dylan Fields, Nikhat Zahra and Tony Cogan to look at the best – and worst – of TV that 2016 has had to offer.
SPOILER WARNING! Details are given of a fairly significant but also fairly well known spoiler from Episode 1, Season 6 of Game of Thrones. At this point I think...
It’s Lambpardy time again!
Jay Cluitt is on hosting duties and Aaron Neuwirth is back to try and defend his title against contenders Mette Kowalski and Lambcast newcomer Kellee Pratt. Who will be victorious? Listen to find out!
Thanks to Todd Liebenow and Darren Lucas for submitting questions for today’s show.
Also on tap: Rants and Raves of the Week and Last Lamb Standing!
The show can be found,...
The Lambcast approaches the hot-button issue of the lack of recognition for female directors in its own way this week, by holding a draft show celebrating female directors and the films they’ve made!
Jay Cluitt was joined by Mette Kowalski, Nicole Ayers, Nikhat Zahra and Todd Liebenow to each compete in forming the best “Team” of movies directed by women. You’ll be able to vote for the team you think is...
It’s that time of year again, the show to celebrate the year gone by with our lists of the Best Movies from the past 12 months.
Joining Jay in the movie parade is Vern, Lindsay, Lackey and David. What did everyone love? What did they hate? Which film did everyone adore? No prizes for guessing that one, but for the rest you’ll have to listen to find out!
Also thanks for the voicemail messages...
Ah, Halloween, that one day a year when I’m split between the three-way ultimatum of heading out into a world filled with drunken, costumed, sticky depravity, hiding in my home with the lights off or opening myself up for the possibility of interaction with children, yet for some reason the rest of the world seems to embrace it. Thus, to round out October’s month-long devotion to the horror genre, we’ve rounded up a gang of...
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Chris said:
Excited to be part of the LAMB! Our new season is going focus on comedy filmmakers starting with John Hughes.
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