We have quite a large pool of contributors here on the Lambcast, so it’s understandable if maybe you don’t get to know the ins and outs of their personalities as well as you might like. Therefore it’s time to dig a little deeper into the lives and tastes of some of our regulars.
Host Jay Cluitt was joined by Jess Manzo, Will Slater, Daniel Lackey and JD Duran to talk about themselves for an inordinate amount...
The latest Movie of the Month has been decided upon! And boy was it a nail-biter this time around!
It was pretty close for four of the five films for almost the entire run (sadly my own All About Eve never really got off the starting block), but in the last few hours there was a last ditch attempt for both Rosemary’s Baby and Shame, with Shame eventually taking the crown by one solitary...
Director Retrospectives are generally few and far between on the Lambcast – it’s difficult to find a director with a manageable body of work that’s relatively easy to get hold of – so when Darren Aronofsky scheduled a new film – Noah – to come out, we jumped at the chance to devote a podcast to the man.
Host Jay Cluitt was joined by Lindsay Street, Will Slater, The Vern and newcomer Cristina...
The results are in, and the people have spoken!
A few weeks ago you may remember a Lambcast episode devoted to the careers of Sly Stallone and Arnie Schwarzenegger, upon which Jay Cluitt, Dylan Fields, Nolahn, Shane Young and David Brook each selected a “team” of films from these stars. You, the public, then got a chance to vote on what you believed to be the “best” team, and I think it’s fair to...
We’ve been going through a faze as of late with our Movie of the Months – if you want to get picked, it seems the best thing to do is champion a time travel movie. So when the Lambcast’s first trilogy edition came around and not one but three immensely popular time travel films were submitted, it’s no surprise that they won.
Todd Liebenow was the successful victor with his choice of the Back to the...
It’s Roll Your Own Top 5 time everybody! And it’s just as unpredictable as ever. Host Jason Soto was joined by Nick Jobe, Bubbawheat and The Vern to talk re-imaginings, twins, fairy tales and the 90s, although as always the lists tended to divert quite a long way from the mainstream.
Also on tap:
* Rants and Raves of the Week
* Last Lamb Standing
A few notes:
* The show can be found, of...
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Here we go. Sorry about that. It’s time for another franchise look-back, and this time we went for possibly the most high-brow saga in cinematic existence. Or at least, the one that used the most felt. That’s right – it’s the...
Hopefully by know you’ve had a chance to catch up with the latest actor draft over at the Lambcast, this time dedicated to action titans Arnold Schwarzenegger and Sylvester Stallone. If you haven’t listened yet you’re missing out, and I urge you to rectify this situation immediately, via this handy-dandy link. Either way, now it’s time to vote for whoever you think managed to compile the best movie team. Here they...
We’ve done actor drafts on the Lambcast before, but never anything this epic. Host Jay Cluitt was joined by Nolahn, Shane Young, David Brook and former-host Dylan Fields to raid the careers of the Austrian Oak and the Italian Stallion in order to compile the best roster of movies possible.
The teams they eventually came up with will be posted in a few days to be voted on so be sure to head back here then to vote, but...
I recently put out the call for a new kind of Movie of the Month champion – a trilogy! We had an eclectic bunch of entrants, but as always there can be only one winner…
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...It seems strangely fitting that a film with so many famous people in it should be discussed on a Lambcast with the fewest amount of guests in over 150 episodes.
The latest all-star Wes Anderson movie was highly praised by host Jay Cluitt and all-round amazing guest Nick Rehak, who more than made up for the lack of additional guests by being the film’s number one cheerleader.
Also on tap were many rants and raves of...
Last month the MOTM champion was The Wild Bunch, a testosterone fuelled, bloody classic western. This month you’d find it difficult to find a film more different, as we sat down to discuss the 2012 female-driven a capella romantic comedy, Pitch Perfect.
Host Jay Cluitt was joined by first time MOTM champion Matt Stewart along with DJ Valentine, Jess Manzo and Bubbawheat to discuss their aca-feeling about the movie, before...