Movies! We love ’em, so here’s an episode where we discuss some of the films we’ve seen lately. Jay Cluitt is joined by Will Slater, Nicole Ayers, Nick Rehak and Robert Zerbe to talk Turbo Kid, Triple 9, It’s Such A Beautiful Day, Archipelago and The Exterminating Angel, as well…
Of all the films ever to be voted as Movie of the Month – and bear in mind this is a list that contains the likes of Southland Tales, The Shape of Things, Night of the Comet, Upstream Color and the Airport franchise – this is possibly the most unlikely…
It’s no revelation that opinions vary, but sometimes the public opinion just seems nuts. Case in point: some of the movies ranked as “Rotten” over on Rotten Tomatoes. So we hear at the Lambcast are setting the record straight on which of these films are actually pretty damn good, and…
2015 is gone, bring on 2016! It’s time to look ahead at the films coming out over the next year. Jay Cluitt was joined by Jess Manzo, Darren Lucas, Kristen Lopez and DJ Valentine to look ahead at what could be good, what might be great, and a little…
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…
The cinematic world is full of films forever being remade and rebooted, so it’s time for a whole new kind of Lambcast show devoted to these things, kicking off with a voyage to Skull Island to look at the many faces of King Kong. Jay Cluitt was joined by Robert…
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…
In the least surprising podcast release in history, we’re doing a show on Jurassic World! Dinosaurs! Running! Screaming! People dying in horrific, bitey ways! Yay! Jay Cluitt was joined by a pack of other Jurassic fans in the forms of Robert Zerbe, Lindsay Street and newcomer Sofia da Costa as well as a somewhat…
We live in a new age of media. An age when the goods on the small screen rival the quality of those on the big. When Hollywood A-listers choose to work on TV, when in the past it was seen as a barren wasteland for has-beens or not-yets. And yet,…
In recent Movies of the Month we’ve gone from last month’s Spring Breakers – a film many think should have been up for several Oscars – to this month’s The Wolf of Wall Street, which perhaps received too many nominations. Don’t agree? Can’t understand what I’m talking about? Well you…
