The LAMBcast

This week the flock is scattered over a large field of movies, as our guests each create their own Top Five list. The places you will go, the things you will read and the sounds you will hear, make this a really fun show. Come and explore where our minds wandered this week.

The Lambcast drops back in time to the sophistication of William Powell and Myrna Loy as Nick and Nora Charles, celebrity sleuths and socialites. Come and listen to us discuss the convoluted plots, charming people and sparkling dialogue of one of the most famous detective series of the golden age of Hollywood.

The Lambs skim through movies they saw, heard about or can make an educated guess on, to throw some light on this year's Academy Awards. MovieRob hosts the discussion as we try to figure out what was good and what was simply available for this year's nominees.

It's a clash of the titans without a single Greek god present. Movie Theaters were filling up finally after the long pandemic calm, and that's because giant monsters were going to be filling the screens. Our own Titans of the Lamb take on the new flick in this episode.

Russell Crowe is our actor of the month in the LAMB's Acting School 101 feature. Alongside the monthly blogathon held on the LAMB site, there will also be a monthly podcast episode devoted to the actor and their roles, and wouldn’t you know it but that’s this very show. Rob was joined by David of BluePrint: Review to discuss all things Russell Crowe, but mainly the five performances of his that th...

Are you ready for the most chaotic game of Lambpardy in the show's sordid history? Strap in, this one's a ride! Three Lambpardy veterans - including two former champions - are here to battle it out, and with Dylan, Kai and Heather in the competitors' seats, this was always going to be a raucous show, but Jay's questions didn't exactly help out! Who will win? Can anyone truly win at this game? And...

Something a little different this week. We visit with blogger turned author Eric Friedmann to discuss his latest book about movies and life, "It's Still Strictly Personal" the second volume in his planned trilogy

A grizzled trio of Lambs shows up, not at the train station but rather the podcast, to discuss Sergio Leone's Masterpiece. The 1968 Spaghetti western that turned stories on their heads and icons into villains gets slobbered over by our guests and discussed in some solid detail.

The Lambcasters boldly ignore what has come before and repeat a Tom Hanks Draft with new films and new podcasters. Lots to love about everybody's favorite everyman.

Reese Witherspoon is our actor of the month in the LAMB's Acting School 101 feature. Alongside the monthly blogathon held on the LAMB site, there will also be a monthly podcast episode devoted to the actor and their roles, and wouldn’t you know it but that’s this very show. Rob was joined by Rebecca of Almost Ginger to discuss all things Reese Witherspoon, but mainly the five performances of hers...

The long delayed YA Science Fiction adaption finally walks into theaters, ironically in a chaotic time. We have four Lambs who got out tin the world to see it and we have opinions.

This week we go where we have never gone before. To movies that we have always wanted to see but just have not got to yet.

It's Lambpardy time again! We've got another three contestants, none of whom have won before but for one of them that's all about to change! This month the contestants are: Bubbawheat, Flights, Tights & Movie Nights Sean Homrig, The Best Picture Podcast, Sh*t We Watch on Netflix, The 1001 Movies Podcast Lisa Leaheey, The Critical Movie Critics Host: Jay Cluitt, Life vs Film, Deep Blue Sea: The...

The community has spoken, this Month's Movie of the Month was Le Samourai, the one blindspot on Richard's list of contenders and a film that was new to most of the guests as well. Come and hear what we all thought of this highly regarded French Crime film. It's as stylish as hell and the movie is pretty good too.

Five lonely Lambs share their Valentines Day dreams in the form of top five lists. Come listen to the wide variety of Romantic Comedies that bring out the best and worst in lovers' everywhere.

We are introduced to a fresh set of LAMBS, who share with us what they love about their favorite movies, why they blog or podcast, and generally self disclose about their taste.

Josh Brolin is our actor of the month in the LAMB's Acting School 101 feature. Alongside the monthly blogathon held on the LAMB site, there will also be a monthly podcast episode devoted to the actor and their roles, and wouldn’t you know it but that’s this very show. Rob was joined by Paul of The Peoples Movies to discuss all things Josh Brolin, but mainly the five performances of his that they l...

Five world weary and disgraced Lambs investigate the latest Hollywood crime thriller. Featuring three Academy Award winners, "the little things" promises much but does it deliver? Listen to our confessions and decide if we in fact committed a crime with our rankings of this film.

Wandering around the cinema landscape, five lost sheep share their recent consumption of movies with you. Come find out what the flock has been grazing on in the absence of new films in cinema. You will probably find something to bleat about on our lists.

The Lambcasters travel back to 1992 to explore both well known and obscure films from this key year in the decade of the 1990s. We are also treated to an Awesome Musical Game.

Classic cinema crops up on the Lambcast this week as Meg Hyland Champions this 1948 film to it's place as our January Movie of the Month. A packed pen of Lambs discusses music, ballet, special effects, the Muppets, Raging Bull and related items in this week's episode.

Nicholas Cage is our actor of the month in the LAMB's Acting School 101 feature. Alongside the monthly blogathon held on the LAMB site, there will also be a monthly podcast episode devoted to the actor and their roles, and wouldn’t you know it but that’s this very show. Rob was joined by Darren of Movie Reviews 101 to discuss all things Nicholas Cage, but mainly the five performances of his that t...

Five intrepid heroes discuss the long postponed DCEU entry. 1984 may have been one of the best movie years ever, but does Wonder Woman 84 deserve to be on the list of those treasured films from that year? Join Howard Casner as he hosts this Comic Book closeout to the 2020 film year disaster.

Todd Liebenow takes over the flock this week as they cruise through the past to discover some Christmas Themed movies from Childhood.

December brings Christmas themed films to the Lambcast Movie of the Month each year. 2020 finishes the way it started with an Aardman Animation film, Arthur Christmas. So don't be the only kid in the whole world who thinks Santa does not care about them. Listen and you will agree, there's always time for a bow.