The story of two boys, left to fend for themselves in NYC, during a hot summer, when they are separated from their drug addicted hooking mothers. The two young actors, Skylan Brooks and Ethan Dizon, handle the weight of the movie nearly by themselves. They do get a little support…
Getting a late start on voting for the June MOTM. The show is scheduled for June 15, so it is a short window for your votes. All votes need to be in by June 8 at midnight. That still gives you almost two weeks. Sorry about that. We have four…
The first film of the late Val Kilmer, was chosen as the MOTM after being suggested by Jeanette Ward from “The Mundane Adventures of a Fangirl” blog. Almost two years ago she promoted “Real Genius” to MOTM status. It appears that Jeanette has a thing for Mr. Kilmer. After watching…
The April Vote went really well with a strong response to the eventual winner. Let’s see if we can keep up the enthusiasm with your choices for May. We have five nominees for you this month. If you want a tribute to Val Kilmer or Gene Hackman, there are options…
It took four swings at the poll to finally win, but Lisa Leaheey of the “Pictures and Conversations Podcast” was never in doubt about her “Final Destination”. The April Movie of the Month has traditionally been a Franchise lookback and this year is no different. Starting in 2015, we did…
On the LAMBcast in April, the Movie of the Month is really the “Movies” of the month episode, because we choose a franchise to look at rather than a single film. This year, the submissions amounted to four fantastic choices. Lisa Leaheey from the Rabbit hole Podcast collective, has offered…
The March Movie of the Month is an exploitation thriller that doubles as a disaster film. If there are consistent threads in the 70s wave of disaster pictures it was that Irwin Allen Produced them or Charlton Heston starred in them. The outsized producer is absent this week but we…
Who would have thought that we’d get back to back MOTM Episodes? That happened because we had no show the first week of February and with a short month, things sneak up on you. This month all of the choices for MOTM were provided by the host,, it is his…
Famous for it’s disturbing scene set in a subway station, “Possession” is the 1981 film from Polish Director Andrzej Żuławski. Is it a horror film, a psychological drama, or an autobiographical cry for help from a man going through a painful breakup? Whatever answer you come up with, you will…
It has been a tradition here on the LAMBcast, that the hosts get to choose the films nominated for MOTM in their Birthday Month. Since I am now the sole host, this only happens once a year and it happens in February. This year, I have decided that all the…
