The X-Men franchise continues this week as we take a look at Bryan Singer’s latest mutant melange, X-Men Apocalypse.
Jay Cluitt was joined by Kristen Lopez, Dylan Fields, Nicole Ayers and Justin Polizzi to look at why reviews have not been overly favourable, and spend some time dissecting exactly where things might have gone wrong. Is the villain too over the top? Does the story take too long to get going? Or is it the lack...
Sometimes, there’s a show. I won’t say a great show, ’cause what’s a great show? But sometimes, there’s a show. And I’m talking about this show here. Sometimes, there’s a show, well, it’s the show for its time and place.
Due to the unprecedented success of the Lambcast’s regular Lambpardy game, it seemed some more famous folk wanted to have a go, so here is the first edition...
A lot has been made this year of the Academy Awards’ lack of diversity within the voting, so what better way to deal with that than listening to four white guys talk about the nominations?
Jay Cluitt was joined by JD Duran, Daniel Lackey and Pete Conway to discuss the upcoming awards ceremony, attempting to predict the acting, writing, directing and composing awards, as well as the overall Best Picture. Whether...
IT’S THE 300TH SHOW!
Milestones aren’t really our thing on the Lambcast, but I had an idea for the 300th show that was just too good to pass up. Lambpardy! has been a staple of the Lambcast since the early days, and over the show’s run so far there’s been a total of seven winners, but which of them is truly the best? There can really be only one way to find out!
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If there’s one thing we like to do on the Lambcast it’s talk about movies in general, but sometimes we need a little prompt as to what exactly we should be talking about, which is where the Bring A Discussion Topic shows come in. Here everyone brings a mini topic along, throws it out into the group and see what comes back.
Jay Cluitt was joined by Nicole Ayers, Nick Rehak, Heather Baxendale and former host Dylan...
Daniel Craig may have had enough of playing Bond, but we’ll never get sick of talking about him. He, along with his supporting cast and director Sam Mendes, have all returned from the record-breaking and frankly phenomenal Skyfall for Spectre, the 24th James Bond outing and the 4th to star Mr. Craig. In typical big release fashion, we of course ripped the heck out of it.
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After so many months of films Jay has been at best lukewarm on, it took a film set in his neck of the woods to garner some excitement from him. This month, the Movie of the Month winner is Edgar Wright’s The World’s End.
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John Hughes has shaped a lot of childhoods. If you grew up in the 80s or 90s, chances are you’ve seen his movies, and hopefully you at least liked a few of them, but maybe you’re curious about the rest of his work. Did you miss Sixteen Candles on initial release? Has Weird Science alluded you for years? Do you need proof that She’s Having A Baby and Curly Sue actually exist? Well then...
Love is in the air on the latest episode of the Lambcast, as we invite some podcasting couples on to find out just how much they know about one another in the latest Lamb-based rip-off from an existing TV Game Show, it’s Lamby-Weds.
Jay Cluitt hosts the show, and was joined by Lindsay & Jess from French Toast Sunday, Todd & Kristen from Walt Sent Me (and their various other sites, Forgotten Films, The Forgotten...
The latest Movie of the Month has been decided upon!
The five very different movies up against one another this month were Pacific Rim, It Follows, Body Double, The World’s End and Out of Sight. All worthy choices, but there can of course be only one winner. It’s time to round up your mates and head to the pub for a batch of bevvies, because this month’s winner is...
A few weeks ago we held the Lambcast’s 1999 Movie draft, wherein Jay, Robert, Dylan, Matt and Nolahn all competed to assemble the best teams of movies from 1999, and now it’s time to announce the winner! There were some great teams in the competition, but only one can be crowned the champion, and that team is……
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Last year we celebrated the movies of 1984 with our 1984 Movie Draft. It was a great show, but the only problem was that Jay the host hadn’t seen very many films released in 1984, because he’s a child. Thus, it was clear we had to do a draft from a year he was more well versed in, so we chose 1999, because it’s The Year That Changed Movies [citation needed].
Jay was joined by Robert, Dylan, Matthew and Nolahn...
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