The holiday season is upon us, so it must be time to announce December’s holiday special Movie of the Month! Six wildly different, vaguely Christmas-themed films were submitted (other seasonal holidays are eligible, but only Christmas films were championed this year), and you voted on the one you’d like to be discussed on the Lambcast. One of the films has now been deemed the winner,...
Deadline: 17th December 2022
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Hello everyone, I hope you are doing well. Given the release of Black Panther: Wakanda Forever, I’ve decided to highlight Ryan Coogler.
Going to university on a football scholarship, Coogler originally intended to study chemistry but, after being encouraged to take creative writing courses, he soon...
Sorry for the delay in this but here is the director’s chair feature for the films of David Cronenberg. Thanks to everyone who wrote pieces. Without further ado, let’s dive in.
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It’s time to vote for December’s Movie of the Month! As always at this time of year we like to get a little festive, so this is the holiday-themed month. Past years however haven’t necessarily guaranteed an overly schmaltzy film, and some of this year’s submissions are very much holiday-adjacent, but that’s OK! There are six films to choose between, and the winning film will be the focus of December’s...
Here at the LAMB we’re not trying to wish away Halloween and the spooky movie season before it’s upon us, but we live by a strict podcast schedule that necessitates the announcement of November’s Movie of the Month winner now, now goddammit, now! Six movies were put forward for the hallowed title and, despite a somewhat lacklustre voting turnout this month there is still a...
It’s time to vote for November’s Movie of the Month! No theme this month, six films to pick between, and whichever one wins the poll gets a Lambcast episode dedicated to it! The poll is at the bottom of the page, but first here are the nominees:
Willow (1988) [Bubbawheat, It’s Time to Rewind]
The month of Halloween is almost upon us, so it must be time to announce our horror-special Movie of the Month winner! We had a mix of classics and newer fare, with a TV spin-off thrown in for good measure this month, you’ve voted and as always there can only be one winner, so for October we’ll be sitting down at the table to feast upon… The Texas Chainsaw Massacre...
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Deadline: 29th October
Hello everyone, it’s time to announce the next featured director for Director’s Chair and, for Halloween, I’ve decided to feature the king of body horror, David Cronenberg.
After making some short films and arthouses films in the early 1970s, Cronenberg went into partnership with producer Ivan...
Hello everyone, it’s time to showcase the features sent to me on the films of Hayao Miyazaki. Thanks to everyone who sent pieces in. Without further ado, let’s dive in.
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Joel...It’s time to vote for October’s Movie of the Month, and as usual it’s horror-themed! We’ve got five films for you to choose between, ranging from a couple of classics, a TV series spin-off, a South Korean revenge thriller and a movie from just this year (that is available on premium streaming). Whichever film wins the poll will be discussed on an upcoming episode of the...
In an overwhelming vote manufactured by the proud champion of this film, the 2000 Russell Crowe/Meg Ryan drama “Proof of Life” was chosen as the September MOTM. The movie is best remembered not for the action scenes, or the political perspective on South American politics, but rather for the brief affair of the two stars which brought to a close the marriage of Ryan to actor Dennis Quaid.
For the most part, our...
Sometimes the best way to win a Movie of the Month poll is to pick a popular film that everyone wants to talk about, but that’s not the only way. I’m not saying whether this month’s winner picked this option or not, but I can for certain say that their particular tactic involved promoting the poll, and their film, as much as possible over the past week, resulting in something...