Site name
Movies and Tea
Site URL
https://moviesandteapodcast.wordpress.com/
Twitter Handle
Facebook Page
https://www.facebook.com/movieandtea/
How many contributors do you have?
Two of us
Categories
Movies
Reviews
Podcasting
Director Retrospectives
Site Rating
R
What is the main focus of your site?
Each season we work through the filmography of the chosen director not only re-evaluating the films, but also identifying each director’s style and reoccurring themes within their work.
What are your blogging goals, personally and/or professionally? In other words, what, if anything, are you trying to get out your blog?
To create the post movie diner experience in podcast form while also re-evaluating the work of directors who may have been dismissed such as Paul W.S. Anderson.
We also highlight our personal favourite films outside of the season’s chosen director though our “After Hours” series of bonus episodes.
Do you prefer an interactive community for your blog or are you the teacher and your readers the students?
An active community is always better, whether it’s with our listeners sharing their own thoughts on the films being covered or just cross blogging with other shows / bloggers, it’s always better to be part of a community.
How long has this site been active for, and how frequently do you post updates to your site? (Note: sites must be active for at least three months for entry to the LAMB.)
Established March 2018
Name up to three of your favorite movies (and no more).
Event Horizon
Mortal Kombat
Resident Evil
Name a movie you hate.
Pompeii
How did hear about the LAMB? If it was a LAMB, do you recall which one?
Elwood has been a long time member with his own blog From The Depths of DVD Hell and felt it was time that Movies and Tea applied to be part of the LAMB community.
Is there an article on your site you are particularly proud of that you would like the LAMB to promote?
Our overview of the whole of the Resident Evil saga was a fun episode to record, especially to chart the changing style and plot as well as the reoccurring shots within Anderson’s work.
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