Mel Brooks Turns 100 the week we are doing a MOTM with Comedy as the Genre, screw the poll, this is what we are going to talk about, and there is plenty to cover. Gen X and Millennials will happy to know that “Spaceballs” gets a lot of love (except…
The June MOTM could have come up in the previous MOTM Genre of Film Noir, it is heavily influenced by the tropes of the Noir genre, especially the black and white imagery and shadows and the sense of doom that pervades the environment, but it is also a heist film…
A whole new cast of characters join the Toy Story lineup, and our old favorites are back as well. This time the threat to the toys comes from another plaything, an electronic game/social media platform known as “LilyPad”. Is Bonnie ready to handle elementary school Queen Bees? Are the tangible…
Emily Blunt continues to impress in every film she is in, and in “Disclosure Day” the one thing that everyone on the show agreed with is that she is terrific. Now whether or not the film is also terrific is another matter. All the guests enjoyed the movie, but there…
Only a week to vote for a Heist film in this Months Genre Movie of the Month.
Good Journey everyone, this is the week that Nostalgia reigns supreme on both Earth and Eternia. “Masters of the Universe” swings it sword once more at the box office and taking up the challenge, the LAMBcast plays He-Man rather than Skelator, because the guests on this show are enthusiastic to…
Episode Two of the series, sharing information, opinions and love for 007.
The May MOTM is getting posted in June because it recorded on the last day of the month, not because we hate May for any reason. Guest Host Matthew Simpson shepherds the guest through a discussion of the lesser known noir film, and all the guests think that it deserves…
Has Star Wars Fandom cooled off? A smaller than typical cast on the episode this week might suggest that, but the excited voices on the show would offer some counter-evidence. Disney is now giving us a movie based on a TV series rather than the other way around. The big…
We need a quick turnaround on the vote here, in order to give the guests time to see the winner. (The delay is a result of the Shepherd wandering the pasture too much lately) Double Indemnity (1944) The Big Combo (1955) Too Late for Tears (1949) Brute Force (1947) We…
