It’s time for another year draft!
To celebrated Jay’s upcoming 30th birthday we’re taking the opportunity to look at films from his birth year, 1987! Jay competed against Dylan, Todd, Richard and Nick to attempt to build the greatest team of movies released in 1987. Those teams will be available to vote on soon, but for now you can listen to the show.
Also on tap: Rants and Raves of the Week, a couple of...
When it comes to new releases, here on the Lambcast we only typically cover the major blockbusters and franchise sequels, things like Star Wars, James Bond, Harry Potter and the superhero tentpoles. In an effort to broaden those horizons, Universal’s announcement of their plans for a “Dark Universe” piqued out interests, so we thought we’d get in on the ground floor (not counting Dracula...
The latest Movie of the Month franchise special – which joins the ranks with the Back to the Future trilogy, the Godfather trilogy and the Airport franchise – is the Dirty Harry series, five movies following the busiest and seemingly most chaos-attracting detective in San Francisco.
Jay Cluitt was joined by Todd Liebenow, Jacob Lusk, Howard Casner and Dirty Harry superfan...
A few weeks ago on the Lambcast we held an Animated Disney Draft, wherein Kristen, Todd, Audrey, Dylan and Jay all competed to assemble the best “team” of animated Disney movies. You can listen back to that show here. You’ve all been voting on those teams, and now it’s time to announce the winner. So, without further ado, the guest with the most votes was… Todd!
Todd’s team was comprised of...
With the upcoming release of Disney’s live-action remake of Beauty and the Beast it’s the perfect opportunity for us to delve a little deeper into Disney’s back catalogue and celebrate their contribution to animation over the years, and the best way we know how to do this is with a draft!
Jay Cluitt was joined by Kristen Lopez, Audrey Fox, Todd Liebenow and Dylan Fields to each compete in building the...
Every day until the Oscars ceremony we’ll be highlighting a different category or movie here on the LAMB! Here’s a link to all the posts written so far: https://largeassmovieblogs.com/2017/01/the-lamb-devours-the-oscars-2017-roster.html
Today, Todd Liebenow from Forgotten Films, the Forgotten Filmcast and Walt Sent Me draws his conclusions on the nominees for Best Animated Feature.
Best Animated Feature is one of the...
I’m not sure what was more unlikely – a humanoid duck named Howard being dragged from his home on a duck-filled planet by a giant space laser, or Howard the Duck winning the Movie of the Month poll, but here we are.
Jay Cluitt was joined by the film’s champion, The Vern, as well as Todd Liebenow and Damien Riley to discuss this so-called new breed of hero, and the many, many things wrong with this...
If you’re idea of a podcast filled with the festive spirit is everyone getting along, treating each other with love and kindness and generally having a jolly good time, then I’d suggest you look elsewhere. For here at the Lambcast we celebrate the true meaning of Christmas – bitterness, spite, arguing, and no-one really getting what they wanted.
That’s right, for our latest draft show we’re competing...
It’s Halloween (barely) and we’re finishing off 2016’s horror month by sitting around the campfire and revealing the movies that scared us, so stick a marshmallow on a stick, hold your flashlight under your chin and get ready to be far from terrified. In fact you’re more likely to feel embarrassed at the kind of thing that apparently scares us. Especially Damien.
Joining Jay Cluitt for this ghoulish...
Jay is back back back, and just in time for one of his favourite kinds of shows, a remake-a-palooza, this time looking at The Magnificent Seven – new and old – along with Seven Samurai and Battle Beyond The Stars.
Jay is joined on this quest by Todd Liebenow, Richard Kirkham and reigning Lambpardy champion Aaron Neuwirth, so listen in as they discuss westerns, samurai, Denzel on a horse and...
On this edition of Bring Your Own Discussion Topic we had perhaps the most seemingly choreographed edition, with all the chosen topics of conversation flowing nicely from one to the other, despite none of it being prepared beforehand.
Jay Cluitt was joined by Rebecca Sharp, Daniel Lackey and Todd Liebenow to discuss what, technically, should be considered a movie, what’s the greatest film of this century so far, which...
Flock of seagulls haircuts! Rick Moranis in a serious role! Willem Dafoe in black PVC waders! That’s right, this week we’re talking about Walter Hill’s Streets of Fire!
Jay Cluitt was joined for the latest Movie of the Month by Will Slater, Todd Liebenow and the film’s champion, Richard Kirkham, to dig into this 1984 cult classic.
Also on the show: Rants and Raves of the Week, a couple of...
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