Puppets! Bowie! Sexual awakenings! All this and more on this week’s Lambcast!
May’s Movie of the Month is Labyrinth, directed by Jim Henson, written by Terry Jones and starring a young Jennifer Connelly, a bizarre-as-usual David Bowie and an array of assorted puppets and nightmare demons. Discussing the film are Todd Liebenow, Kristen Lopez, Nick Rehak, newcomer Jeanette Ward and regular host Jay...
Submission Deadline: 28th May 2016
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Just a quick reminder to everyone that there are 2 weeks left to send in anything you’ve made about the films of Derek Jarman. For a reminder of both the rules of Director’s Chair and on the films of Derek Jarman, take a look back at the original post here. Hope to see some more reviews of...
It’s time to vote for the next Movie of the Month! You can vote at the bottom of the page. but first here are the candidates and their champions:
Sweet Smell of Success (1957) (Will Slater, Exploding Helicopter)
The Taking of Pelham 123 (1974) (MovieRob, MovieRob)
The Towering Inferno (1974) (Jay Cluitt, Life Vs Film)
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The latest Movie of the Month has been decided upon!
Another Movie of the Month poll with a very eclectic mix of films that almost went in many different directions. In the end there were just a handful of votes between the top four movies, but of course there can only be one winner and for the month of May we’ll be talking about… Labyrinth.…
...Normally by now you might have expected an episode of the Lambcast to have dropped on the Movie of the Month, which for April is The Godfather Trilogy. Unfortunately we’ve had some scheduling issues over on the show, and as yet have been unable to get together to record the show. We’re still planning on releasing a show as soon as we can, but with the end of the month just around the corner and May’s Movie of the...
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Deadline: 28th May 2016
I said back in the post I did announcing the return of this feature that I would be highlighting more obscure and offbeat directors during my tenure running this feature and I feel that no director exemplifies this more than Derek Jarman. Starting off as a set designer, most notably working on Ken Russell’s The Devils,...
So my first run on Director’s Chair has finished. Despite not getting as many reviews as I would like, I still think this has been a success, considering that this hasn’t been a feature for the past 3 years. I hope that this is a good starting point for future directors I’ll highlight. So without further ado, here are the reviews for Kenneth Branagh’s films that I received.…
...It’s time to vote for the next Movie of the Month! You can vote at the bottom of the page. but first here are the candidates and their champions:
Five Easy Pieces (1970) (David Baruffi, David Baruffi’s Entertainment Views and Reviews)
The Towering Inferno (1974) (Jay Cluitt, Life Vs Film)
Picnic at Hanging Rock (Christopher Saunders, Nothing...
Submission Deadline: 23rd April 2016
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Just a quick reminder that there is still time to send in posts for the Director’s Chair feature on Kenneth Branagh. For a reminder of the rules of Director’s Chair and the films you can cover, take a look back at the original post here.
One thing I have to say though, there was a mistake I...
Submission Deadline: 23rd April 2016
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Hey everyone, it’s Tony Cogan from Coogs Reviews here, bringing back a long overdue feature. It has been 3 years since the last edition of The Director’s Chair, it’s about time for a comeback. With me at the helm, the choices of directors are not always going to be the biggest names, I am going...
The latest Movie of the Month has been decided upon!
Once a year we mix up the Movie of the Month by throwing the curve ball of a franchise special, and now is the time for 2016’s. Eleven different franchises were submitted, which just with October 2015 proved far too many and ended up diluting the vote somewhat, with the ultimate victor ending up just 2 votes ahead of it’s nearest competitor. Regardless, there was...
Well dunk your Hobnobs and butter your crumpets, it’s time for the most British episode of the Lambcast ever.
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