Pedro Almodóvar has made some incredible films, but this is the first time we’re exploring his work on the Lambcast. January’s Movie of the Month is Talk To Her, a gripping and powerful story of two hospitalised women and the men who care for them.
Jay and Richard were joined by the film’s champion, Rebecca Sharp, as well as Jessica Manzo and a Lambcast newcomer, Marya Gates. Also on tap: Rants, Raves...
Just like last August, we’re doing something a little different for February’s Movie of the Month. In fact, every other month will be themed in some way. As we celebrated Jay’s birthday in August last year, so this year we’re celebrating Richard’s birthday, and as such he has selected the range of films to choose for February’s Movie of the Month. The poll is at the bottom of the page, but first here are...
The latest Movie of the Month has been decided upon!
It’s almost a tradition at this point that January’s Movie of the Month winner is a film that’s, for some reason or another, deemed not great by most people. There have been exceptions, but just like with American cinemas January could be seen as a kind of dumping ground for films people don’t necessarily want to watch. Not so for January 2019! This...
It’s time to vote for the first movie of the month of 2019. The poll is at the bottom of the page, but first, the contenders!
Dumbo (1941) [Doug Jamieson, The Jam Report]
Winter Kills (1979) [Troy Anderson, AndersonVision]
Stand By Me (1986) [Rob, MovieRob]
Misery (1990) [Chris...
It’s that time of year again, holiday season! Which holiday? If you’re talking about Meet Me in St. Louis, all of them I guess, but specifically Christmas.
The classic Judy Garland musical has joined the ranks of Die Hard 1 & 2, Batman Returns and Gremlins amidst our file of festive films, and this show is dedicated to it. First time Movie of the Month champion Amanda...
The latest Movie of the Month has been decided upon!
For December’s MOTM poll we once again took a festive-themed diversion into primarily Christmas films, with a Hanukkah one thrown in for good measure this year too, and as with previous winners (Die Hard, Die Hard 2, Gremlins, Batman Returns), the winner isn’t a film that everybody might consider a holiday film, but which...
Tension! Heated debates! Outright arguments! Yes, they’re all in the film, but they’re also all in this week’s podcast!
Jay and Richard were joined by Simon, Will and Chris to discuss November’s Movie of the Month, The Hunt For Red October, which was a frequently-viewed classic for most, but a first-time watch for our usual host. Simon commandeered the helm for his first MOTM victory and leading...
It’s time to vote for December’s Movie of the Month, Holiday Special! The poll is at the bottom of the page, but first, the contenders!
Meet Me In St. Louis (1944) [Amanda, Hollywood Consumer]
It’s A Wonderful Life (1946) [Rob, MovieRob]
Ernest Saves Christmas (1988) [Mark, Movies Films and Flix]
The latest Movie of the Month has been decided upon!
For November’s MOTM poll there were five films submitted, but it was really only a two horse race between the competitors undertaking the most campaigning. Those two were Simon and Rob with The Hunt For Red October and Trains, Planes and Automobiles. It was an incredibly close run but, the winner, by just three votes is… The Hunt For Red...
It’s time for the some horror over on the Lambcast!
Traditionally the run up to Halloween is dedicated to horror films and franchise here at the LAMB, and that’s no different this year with our horror-themed Movie of the Month. This time around the original 1963 version of The Haunting is our focus, with its champion Howard Casner taking his first seat in the MOTM host chair. He’s joined by Sean, Tony,...
It’s time to vote for November’s Movie of the Month! The poll is at the bottom of the page, but first, the contenders!
Planes, Trains & Automobiles (1987) [Rob, MovieRob]
The Hunt for Red October (1990) [Simon Appleton, Moustache Movie News]
Addams Family Values (1993) [Audrey Fox, 1001 Movies and Beyond]
The latest Movie of the Month has been decided upon!
It’s October, which means this month’s MOTM is a horror pick, and damn if there weren’t some horrific choices in the poll this month. This was a tighly-run and ever-changing race, with some last-ditch surges, Twitter involvements from relevant film-makers and an overhanging threat that we’d end up talking about Tusk. Fortunately that...