At one point, we were going to skip a MOTM show for November, but Matthew Simpson volunteered to host a show, so the decision has been made to start late in the game and do a show anyway. There are some terrifci choices here, and I got some last minute…
This week the LAMBs stayed out of theaters and sat at home looking for things that you could watch at home as well. Howard Casner has four movies and two series that he is very high on. Dave Anderson has four movies he’d love everyone to see and one that…
We had a hard time deciding this month, which of the seven films put forward would be the MOTM for October. When the poll closed we had a tie. The scheduled guests were ask to chose between the two films that were tied and we had another tie. The Shepard…
Not only is this week’s movie named after battles, it provokes on on the episode. There has been widespread praise for the new film from writer/director Paul Thomas Anderson, but it is not universal. From early on in the episode we learn that some cinema goers are not fans of…
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…
Big surprise, the MOTM theme for October is horror films. We have a great list of films to choose from. There are classics from the golden age, gore films from the 80s, gialio movies, and two films featuring George C. Scott. You have until October 4 to register your opinion.
The legendary Spinal Tap returns to the big screen, 41 years after the original film, in a legacy sequel that asks the question, “Clever or Stupid”? The mayhem is enhanced by the return of Damein Riley as a guest. The “Riley on Film” podcaster isn’t entirely convinced of the musical…
Johnny Cash is one of the most revered figures in popular music of the 20th Century. He was an early pioneer of rock music but is best remembered as a county music star. His life was complicated by personal demons, a long term love affair, and an idiosyncratic approach to…
The Time Traveling cast of this week’s LAMBcast is not going far this week, just a little over a decade to the year 2012. In the Cinema World, We finished off the Twilight Movies, and Started the Hobbit Slog Through Middle Earth. James Bond celebrated 50 years on the big…
The Dog Days of Summer seem a good place for a twenty year old teen sex comedy to raise it’s head. We can all use something to laugh about, but our question on this week’s show is whether we should still be laughing at this concept. Happily for you, our…
