It’s time to vote for the next Movie of the Month! You can vote at the bottom of the page. but first here’s the list of candidates:
Repulsion (1965) [Sean Homrig, The 1001 Movie Podcast]
Carry On Screaming! (1966) [Rebecca Sharp, Almost Ginger]
The Texas Chain Saw Massacre (1974) [Daniel Lackey, The Nightmare Gallery]
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Deadline: 24th September 2016
Hello everyone, just a quick reminder that I am still looking for pieces in this month’s stop motion centred Director’s Chair on the films of Nick Park, Henry Selick and Jan Svankmejer. For those of you who need a reminder of the films that you can cover, go back to the original post here. I look forward to...
For September we are heading back to the early days of cinema where during a brief period between the introduction of the first sound pictures in 1929 to the enforcement of the “Motion Picture Production Code” in 1934 there existed an era known as Pre-Code Hollywood. A wild time for cinema as films were produced including profanity, drug use, prostitution, infidelity and abortion, while it also produced films...
After a slew of middle-of-the-road movies in recent weeks, we’ve finally got a couple to mix up the leaderboard a little, with this week heralding two of this year’s best movies! And another couple of middle-of-the-roaders, because we can’t have everything, can we? Here’s what the LAMB community has to say about Hello Or High Water, Kubo and the Two Strings, War Dogs and...
“Cult Chops” a monthly feature where each month we will be looking at a different genre of cult cinema as well as key actors and directors who established their legacies directing films from these genres
August saw the LAMB members head down under to check out the wild world of Ozploitation cinema, here’s what they had to say
Thanks again to everyone for their...
It’s hard to imagine it now but at one point Australia was one of a small group of countries alongside Ethiopia and Iceland which didn’t have a film industry. Infact the only films being made were via studios outside of the country who came over to make classy pictures such as “Walkabout” or “Age of Consent”. Still thanks to the success of these films the Australian government’s eyes to the potential of Australia setting...
Three solid, middle-of-the-road films this week in terms of their collaborated review scores. Some people didn’t like them, some liked them a great deal, but on average it seems they’re all worth watching. Here’s what the LAMB community had to say about Florence Foster Jenkins, Sausage Party and Pete’s Dragon:
Florence Foster Jenkins
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Deadline: 24th September 2016
Hello everyone, Tony here and it’s once again time to introduce the director, or in this case directors, that will be covered for Director’s Chair this month. This time, I’m going to be doing something different and cover 3 directors, all of whom I feel represent the best of stop-motion...
The latest Movie of the Month has been decided upon!
Some lesser-known contenders led to a two-horse race between the more notable entrants in this month’s poll, leading to a 1-vote win for this month’s champions… Cool Hand Luke.…
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Hello everyone. It’s once again time to do a round up of all the posts that I received for the films of Danny Boyle. Got a good haul this time around and once again it was great to hear the diverse opinions for the films of Danny Boyle. As always, links to the features will be placed below and I hope you have a look at these pieces yourselves.
Shallow Grave:
Movierob –...
Just one movie for you this week. Suicide Squad was such a hotly anticipated product that it seemed a wise decision for all the other studios to move their releases out of the way, except for the Kevin-Spacey-is-a-cat movie Nine Lives, but not enough people reviewed that, so we won’t discuss it any further. What we will do, though, is have a look at what everyone had to say about Suicide Squad:
I remember in the lead-up to Jason Bourne‘s release there being a lot of excitement and fanfare – the plan had even been to dedicate a LAMBCast to it, potentially the full franchise, but the schedule didn’t work out. Then the fifth instalment in the series was released, apparently, and I managed to hear diddly-squat about it from anywhere which, judging by this week’s LAMBScores, is because it was largely...
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