It’s time to announce the next Movie of the Month winner! December has long been our month to highlight holiday-themed movies, and this year is no different. Six wildly different approaches to the season were nominated, several featured monsters and apocalyptic scenarios, but only one also included copious amounts of singing, so maybe that’s why it won? Regardless, for December 2023 we’ll be discussing… Anna and...
The holiday season is once again upon us, so it’s time to vote for December’s Holiday Special Movie of the Month! Six LAMB members have submitted films for championing, and whichever one wins the poll will have a Lambcast episode dedicated to it! The poll is at the bottom of the page, but first here are the nominees:
Christmas in Connecticut (1945) [Rachel Wagner, Rachel’s...
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Bubbawheat is the champion of this 2002 collaboration between Steven Spielberg and Tom Cruise. He takes over hosting duties and leads us through a discussion of...
The poll will be open for the month of November. Be sure to vote for you favorite slate of films, and go and watch all of the movies you haven’t seen yet from these lists. You will be glad you did.
Don’t let the two Queen Scores, Schwarzenegger Films, Max Von Sydow appearances, Ron Howard Films, Jim Henson Productions, Unicorn...
It’s time to announce the next Movie of the Month winner! This month there were only three nominated films, and the poll is predominantly promoted on the ever-dwindling social media platform formerly known as Twitter, so voting was a little low this month but there’s still a winner! We probably should have seen this coming, as for November 2023 we’ll be discussing… Minority...
It’s time to vote for November’s Movie of the Month! Three LAMB members have submitted films for championing, and whichever one wins the poll will have a Lambcast episode dedicated to it! The poll is at the bottom of the page, but first here are the nominees:
Minority Report (2002) [Bubbawheat, It’s Time To Rewind]
The Fall...
In a surprise upset, a Comedy/Horror film won the MOTM Poll. and despite calls to the Secretary of State in the Voting Districts, the count was confirmed. “Abbot and Costello Meet Frankenstein” joins a list of more gruesome fare as the star of our annual Episode devoted to a Halloween Horror Icon.
James Wilson of Blogging by Cinema Light, as the champion of the film. leads a discussion of this movie, delving into...
It’s time to announce the next Movie of the Month winner! October is our horror special month, and once again we had five very different horror films covering five realms of horror movie-dom, and as has happened before the horror-adjacent comedy won out in the end. So if you’re not a fan of absolutely terrifying films that peer into your soul and devour it from the inside then fear not, for this month’s winner is Abbott...
The spooky season is here, so to celebrate let’s vote for the October horror-special Movie of the Month! Five LAMB members have submitted films from various horror subgenres and eras, and you get to vote on which one will be the movie of the month for October, and a Lambcast episode will be dedicated to it. The poll is at the bottom of the page, but first here are the nominees:
Abbott and Costello Meet Frankenstein...
Our movie of the Month for September is a Back to School Special for all the really bright Lambs out there. If you are not so bright, you will probably enjoy it as well. The film is “Real Genius” from 1985. It’s one of three films opening within a two week span in 1985 classified as Teen Sci Fi Comedies. Those of us on the show this week, would largely agree that this one wins “Best in...
It’s time to announce the next Movie of the Month winner! There were five nominees submitted by LAMB members and various methods of campaigning ranging from a social media barrage to absolutely nothing and not even voting for their own film, but it seems persistence doesn’t always pay off, as this month’s winner was not the most prolific campaigner for the poll. Sometimes you...
When the Movie of the Month show rolls around, we always hope for a gem, but sometimes we get a cubic zirconia. This month the guest list evaluating the film discovers a true jewel and happily dive into the discussion of the 2002 film “Hero”.
Heather Baxendale-Walsh championed this personal favorite to the winner’s circle and she enthusiastically sums up the story and draws attention to the aspects...
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