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Lambcast #800 Sports Movie Draft
This week we celebrate the 800th episode of the LAMBcast with a rousing draft competition. The Shepard is joined by five other Lambs (imagine that, we found five guys willing to talk about sports). There is joy in being able to chose the films that were most desired, and disappointment…
Tom Cruise Draft Poll
If you have watched or listened to the Podcast, you know that the competition for selections was not particularly fierce. There were so many good choices to begin with that even playing it straight might not have resulted in much conflict. The participants however, had varying strategies that seemed to…
Lambcast #773 Tom Cruise Movie Draft
The last real movie star is the subject of this week’s loaded episode. Tom Cruise has made over 50 movies and the vast majority of them have been quite successful. He is currently enjoying a successful run for the Eighth and supposedly final film in the “Mission Impossible” franchise that…
Pre 1968 Science Fiction Draft Winner
Congratulations for a Third Time in a Row to Aaron Neuwirth of “We Live Entertainment” and “Out Now with Aaron and Abe”. Somehow the community has selected his esoteric slate of Science Fiction films as their favorite in the recent draft. This seems like a good launch pad for his…
Lambcast #763 Pre 1968 Science Fiction Draft
In 1968, “2001 A Space Odyssey” changed science fiction films forever. Before that movie, most SciFi movies were low budget, horror related, or exceptions to those rules. That means there were still plenty of good (and not so good) movies for audiences to both enjoy and be stimulated by. This…
Lambcast #742 The 1984 Movie Draft
One of the things everybody seems to agree on is that 1984 was a landmark year for films. There were blockbusters that still have franchise installments up to today, as well as esoteric foreign language films, and cult movies galore released in that 366 day window. In was inevitable that…
