If you have been worried about the movie industry, particularly about the ability to create new works that stimulate the mind and touch the heart, then “Project Hail Mary” is here to give you hope. The new film from directors Phil Lord and Chris Miller and author Andy Weir, will…
This week we take a road trip, not with Mickey and Mallory or Bonnie and Clyde, but with Frank and The Bride, the creation of writer/director Maggie Gyllenhaal. All three sets of rod trippers are murderous creatures, but it may the the couple created in a lab that have something…
This week we have something different for you, not one, not two, but three features in the horror genre. Some of us just can’t wait for Halloween. We get a film that finishes off a franchise, if you believe that. A Steven King Novel brought to the screen by Hunger…
Following the successful debut of “Barbarian”, Director Zach Cregger returns with another off center horror film, and that attracted quite a collection of LAMBs. Of course Lisa Leaheey from the “Rabbit Hole Podcast Platform” was going to be here, she never misses a horror show. Howard Casner of “Pop Art”…
The Lambcast goes Retro this week by digging into the newest iteration of the Fantastic Four. It seems every decade for the last forty years, someone has tried to make the “Fantastic Four” work as a movie . There was moderate success in the early 2000s, but the 2015 version…
This week our cast of Lambs does some busting of their own, questioning whether the focus of the franchise has shifted and calling into question the consistency of even the legacy characters. We find plenty to be disappointed in, but it turns out that we are also apologists for a…
This week we get back to talking about new movies, and it is the time of the year that the cream begins to rise to the top. Director Alexander Payne is a two time Academy Award winning screenwriter, and a three time directing nominee, so when he shows up with…
“You can’t wake up, if you don’t fall asleep.” Some people find it easy to fall asleep at a Wes Anderson film. His dry, deadpan style, rarely creates a compelling action sequence, but the visual images ought to be enough to keep your vitreous humor intact and your eyelids open.…
Despite the controversies, DCEU hatred, and frequent delays, “The Flash” has finally arrived in movie theaters and we have a cast of heroes worthy of talking about it. This follow-up to the Justice League, was a long time coming, and it picks up as if the League is operating everyday…
