The Film Pasture Eps 13: Get A Life! I talk with Chris from After Credits and Mette from Lime Reviews and Strawberry Confessions about how we try to manage a blog and while maintaining our personal lives. Enjoy the show and subscribe to the feed by clicking here!…
...We’ve done actor drafts on the Lambcast before, but never anything this epic. Host Jay Cluitt was joined by Nolahn, Shane Young, David Brook and former-host Dylan Fields to raid the careers of the Austrian Oak and the Italian Stallion in order to compile the best roster of movies possible.
The teams they eventually came up with will be posted in a few days to be voted on so be sure to head back here then to vote, but...
It seems strangely fitting that a film with so many famous people in it should be discussed on a Lambcast with the fewest amount of guests in over 150 episodes.
The latest all-star Wes Anderson movie was highly praised by host Jay Cluitt and all-round amazing guest Nick Rehak, who more than made up for the lack of additional guests by being the film’s number one cheerleader.
Also on tap were many rants and raves of...
Last month the MOTM champion was The Wild Bunch, a testosterone fuelled, bloody classic western. This month you’d find it difficult to find a film more different, as we sat down to discuss the 2012 female-driven a capella romantic comedy, Pitch Perfect.
Host Jay Cluitt was joined by first time MOTM champion Matt Stewart along with DJ Valentine, Jess Manzo and Bubbawheat to discuss their aca-feeling about the movie, before...
The internet is full of desperate people with pressing, important questions about the world of film, and the LAMB is just as full of knowledgeable movie-buffs willing to provide intelligent and insightful answers to those problems.
Unfortunately, none of these people were available to record the show, so instead host Jay Cluitt was joined by Jason Soto, Lindsay Street, Daniel Lackey, and The Vern to look into whatever insane...
The Film Pasture Eps 12: Academy Awards Appreciation Just in time for the main event this Sunday, Shane from Film Actually joins me to talk about why we still tune in on Oscars night. Enjoy the show and subscribe to the feed by clicking here!…
...The Oscars are coming! The Oscars are coming!
It’s only a few days until the 86th Academy Awards ceremony, and as that’s the most-hyped movie awards show, we over at the Lambcast wanted to join in the fun and give our opinions on the nominees and who we think will be walking away victorious come this Sunday.
Host Jay Cluitt was joined by Dan Clark, JD Duran, Shane Slater and newcomer DJ Valentine to discuss...
The last movie of the month was The Wild Bunch, a very male-dominated, testosterone soaked western that only featured women as targets, hookers or human shields, so it’s very fitting that the preceding month sees a very female-dominated movie taking the crown.
Matt Stewart of Simplistic Reviews has won this month with Pitch Perfect, quite possibly the polar opposite of The Wild Bunch, which should therefore make for a...
For the 206th episode of the Lambcast we took a look at the latest remake to come out of Hollywood, Jose Padilha’s reboot of Paul Verhoeven’s 1987 sci-fi cult classic Robocop. Does it hold up to the original? Is Joel Kinnaman a decent Alex Murphy? Are Michael Keaton and Kevin Costner the same person? And, most importantly, will you buy it for a dollar? You’ll just have to listen to find out.
Host Jay Cluitt...
It’s been a while since we’ve had the chance to talk about a critically acclaimed film as the movie of the month, what with recent months delivering the likes of Timecop, Cocktail and Demolition Man, so it was something of a relief that, thanks to Will from Exploding Helicopter, we got to discuss Sam Peckinpah’s 1969 classic western The Wild Bunch.
It was only fitting that the most American of movie genres had...
A lot of movie podcasts have a regular feature in which they discuss the latest films they’ve seen. We don’t normally do that here; instead we just wait and dedicate an entire episode to it!
Technical and scheduling issues resulted in a three-man show, with host Jay Cluitt joined by Jason Soto and Todd Liebenow, but this resulted in a meandering discussion that took in everything from the early career of Hayden...
Looking ahead, you may not think there’s too many good films coming out over the course of the next year, especially when you consider how full 2015 is looking. Well, you may be right, but that didn’t stop host Jay Cluitt, along with guests Justin Gott, Jess Manzo, Mette Kowalski and Kristen Lopez, as they listed their top 5 most anticipated films of the upcoming year. Don’t worry though, there’s still a fair few gems...