It's Lambpardy time again! We're racing through the first round of this year's tournament - there's only two games left after this one! Three more contestants battle it out for movie trivia glory - one played in the very first game of Lambpardy over a decade ago, one joined the LAMB so he could play, and the other is the regular host of the show, with a special guest stepping in to temporary hosting duties. It's a game for the ages, folks, so strap in, it's a rollercoaster! This month the contestants are:Jason Soto - Rabbit Hole PodcastsRoger Wistar - Road House MinuteJay Cluitt - Life vs Film, Deep Blue Sea: The Podcast, Con Air: The PodcastHost:Todd Liebenow - Forgotten Filmcast

The popularity of this series is growing, we had a lot of requests to join so the guest list was expanded so you can expect a lot of Pineapple Kiosk because there was a great deal of overlap. Even with that overlap we had nearly two dozen movies to talk about. So get in your "Wayback" machines and join us for a lively trip to the decade of the 90s, where we landed right in the middle. 

Emily Blunt 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 Katy Rochelle of Oh So Geeky! to discuss all things Emily Blunt , but mainly the five performances of hers that they like the most. If you have any reviews, podcasts or features written or published about Emily Blunt or any film or TV show she has appeared in, send them to Rob at [email protected] by 25nd February.

Last month we had a couple of Lambpardy newcomers and someone who hadn't been on for a long time, but this month the 2022 tournament continues with an all-star line-up and a real nail-biter of a finish! This month the contestants are:Amanda Kirkham - Hollywood Consumer, Catching Up TV PodcastRichard Kirkham - The Lambcast, Kirkham A Movie A Day, The Strother Martin Film Project, Catching Up TV PodcastJames Wilson - Blogging by Cinema-LightHost:Jay Cluitt - Life vs Film, Deep Blue Sea: The PodcastQuestions submitted by:David Brook - Blueprint: ReviewRob - MovieRobHoward Casner - Pop ArtMarc Armstead - French Toast Sunday

An incredible cast gets discussed by an incredible cast. This week, the MOTM show, a Birthday gift for Richard and a new film for three of the guests. It's a Western, but not in a style you are likely to have seen before. The Quick and the Dead features a bucket load of character actors and everybody pretty much gets a death scene. Our show cast indulges in Hackman Love, Silvestri Admiration, and wanting a Leone sized version of a Sam Rami film. We also have some thoughts on the Oscar show, and a game that will make you look around for the meatballs. 

Forget the T.S. Eliot poem that suggests the world ends with a whimper, Roland Emmerich insists that it ends with a "BANG!" and he has made more than a half dozen movies to prove it. This week on the Lambcast, the guests review the newest of his disaster films "Moonfall". We also lookback at a long string of Emmerich films, most of which are variations on some kind of disaster. What can you expect from the show?, death, destruction, tidal waves, and plot twists that are batphooey insane. 

So we tried something a little different on the show this week. It's a small group, just talking without much of an agenda. We discuss January Film releases which are usually a travesty, and we found plenty of those, but we also uncovered a few nuggets of gold amongst all the garbage. Todd, Tyler and Richard have a great time wandering down memory lane and throwing rocks at the same time. Come have a listen and see if January will still leave you down, you might be surprised. 

It's been nearly a year since we had a Draft show and since January is a slow period in the cinemas, it seemed a good time for some alternative programming. The last actor draft we did was an update on Tom Hanks, but this time we are looking at the other side of the aisle, an acclaimed performer who has a resume to make the argument that she is the G.O.A.T. Meryl Streep. With an astounding 21 Academy Award Nominations, it is easy to say she is widely respected and talented, so what did our group of guests think and what are their favorites. Come listen and then look for the poll on the Lambsite to vote for the Draft Team that you think is the strongest. (By the way, it's Richard's).

It's Lambpardy time again, with the start of a whole new tournament! Three new Lambpardy players - one's played before, one's been on the Lambcast before and the third is new to all listeners (unless you listen to his show) - are here for the first show of the first round of a whole new Lambpardy tournament! Two thirds of the First Time Watchers podcast take on each other and one-third of the Simplistic Reviews guys in a battle that's friend-against-friend-against-friend, but will they remain that way by the end of the show? Listen to find out!This month the contestants are:Tim Costa - First Time WatchersWalter Vinci - First Time WatchersMatthew Stewart - Simplistic ReviewsHost:Jay Cluitt - Life vs Film, Deep Blue Sea: The PodcastQuestions submitted by:Rob - MovieRobHoward Casner - Pop ArtMarc Armstead - French Toast Sunday

Jim Carrey 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 Brook of Blueprint Review to discuss all things  Jim Carrey, but mainly the five performances of his that they like the most. If you have any reviews, podcasts or features written or published about Jim Carrey or any film or TV show he has appeared in, send them to Rob at [email protected] by 22nd January.

The January Movie of the month was championed by Emily Slade and she delights in bringing us Sean Connery as a Dragon. Former Host of the Lambcast, Jay Cluitt, joins the show to grouse about the films human star, Dennis Quaid, and Lisa Leaheey and Richard get into it in the Rant/Rave and Review section for a different film. Join us for some 90s nostalgia and some serenades as well.

This week, the host and the guests take turns taking pot shots at the dumpster fire that 2021 turned out to be. Everyone had their pet peeves about movie trends, streaming services, musicals, cancel culture and assorted other bit of ephemera. We complain and whine like a bunch of babies, but we had some fun doing it and you might enjoy listening to some cranky guys take down the entertainment business one issue at a time. 

Five Lambs discuss their favorite ten films of the year, and a bunch of the flock who could not be with us sent in their lists as well. If you are wondering what it is that you should have seen by now, or what might be up for awards in this season, this is the show for you. 

We did nothave a lot of shows in the last two months, devoted to single films. That means that the prestige films and holiday releases might go unmentioned. We can't let that happen, so we have a December session with the LAMB Community, where anything released at the end of the year could be included. Lots of films you have heard about but also several that might slip by without a mention. 

Alert the media! Start a parade! Set fire to something! It's the 2021 Lambpardy final! It's been over a year in the making, but the Lambpardy final is finally here! 27 LAMB members have duked it out across 12 shows, 36 daily doubles, 732 questions and at least one round dedicated to cinematic dildoes to arrive here with our final three. Todd, Lisa and Justin all have very different histories with Lambpardy but they all share one thing in common - winning this game would be the single greatest thing they've ever accomplished, but who will take the prize? Who will be crowned the 2021 Lambpardy Champardy? Listen to find out!This month the contestants are:Justin Gott - Rambling Ramblers Movie PodcastLisa Leaheey - The SibList, Between the ScaresTodd Liebenow - Forgotten Films, Walt Sent MeHost:Jay Cluitt - Life vs Film, Deep Blue Sea: The PodcastQuestions submitted by:Aaron Neuwirth - The Code is Zeek, Out Now with Aaron and AbeDavid Brook - Blueprint: ReviewDylan Fields - The LAMBEmily Slade - Why This FilmHoward Casner - Pop ArtMarc Armstead - French Toast SundayRob - MovieRobRobert Zerbe - To The Escape HatchTony Cogan - Coogs Review

This week the Lambs examine the new Spider-Man film "No Way Home" in some detail, in a spoiler filled edition of the Lambcast. After we get that squared away, there is an elaborate discussion of all the stand alone films in the Spider-Man Universe. Come along and listen as we wonder why Paul Giamatti is insufficient to rescue The Amazing Spiderman 2, whether Andrew Garfield is the best actor among the Spider-men, and hear a spirited defense of emo Spidey in Spider-Man 3. 

That's right, murder, corruption, prostitution, all the things you want in your stocking for Christmas are on this episode of the Lambcast. Continuing our long tradition of non-traditional Christmas films, Heather Baxendale-Walsh hosts the discussion of her winning entry in the MOTM December poll "L.A. Confidential".  Off the record, on the QT, and very hush-hush.  

When you are actually talking about food, it is easy to spot: a burger, a slice, meat and potatoes, a piece of pie. When you are talking about movies, it gets more complicated. Video Comfort Movies could be as varied as any menu in the world. Movie fans find comfort in the strangest things. Some people want to curl up with Freddy Kruger or Jason Voorhees and get cozy. Others want to watch their favorite James Bond film for the 114th time. Many will head to the far East to pig out on Samurai or Kung Fu films, others revert to the past and swim in nostalgia for the Golden Age of Hollywood. I suppose it also depends on what you are trying to escape by seeking out Comfort Food. Did you just have a long day and need to relax? Are you upset at something and you need a cathartic release of energy?  Maybe your brain is taxed and you want the most mindless thing you can come up with without thinking too hard. We are about to explore the movie version of culinary habits of Seven of our Lambs

Anthony Hopkins 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 Howard Casner of Rantings and Ravings to discuss all things Anthony Hopkins, but mainly the five performances of his that they like the most. If you have any reviews, podcasts or features written or published about  Anthony Hopkins or any film or TV show he has appeared in, send them to Rob at [email protected] by 10th December.

We tried a new format this week, with a substitute host and some open ended directions, the result...was actually terrific. Our guests pick some nostalgia filled films and some classics to make up their top ten lists of films released in the holiday periods of the 1990s. These are not necessarily Christmas films (and for the most part they are not) but rather films that made an impact on our LAMBs in those release windows. 35 films got mentioned by six Lambs (Richard joined by Proxy) and in spite of Howard's best efforts we still had a film or two that made everyone's list. Try something new and old this week. 

It's Lambpardy time again, but now it's all winners - round three! It's the third and final Lambpardy semi-final of 2021! And this time around it's not just first round winners facing off against each other, but former running Lambpardy champions from before the tournament setup! It's a battle for the ages, as some of Lambpardy's toughest competitors duke it out for the last place in the final. Aaron Neuwirth, Dylan Fields and Todd Liebenow compete in a real nail-biter, featuring one of the most impressively fast question answers in Lambpardy history.This month the contestants are:Dylan Fields - The LAMBTodd Liebenow - Forgotten Films, Walt Sent MeAaron Neuwirth - The Code is Zeek, Out Now with Aaron and AbeHost:Jay Cluitt - Life vs Film, Deep Blue Sea: The PodcastQuestions submitted by:David Brook - Blueprint: ReviewRob - MovieRobBubbawheat - FilmWhys, Flights, Tights & Movie Nights, It's Time to Rewind

Finally, the Ghostbusters Sequel that people have been waiting for, I think. Join our team of echo-exterminators in blotting out the last "Ghostbusters" film and embracing the new. 

Todd Liebenow hosts this episode of the Lambcast as the Champion of the 1970 film M*A*S*H. Is it a problematic film, you bet, is it still entertaining? Todd and this week's lineup of guests will tell you. There are also games and Rants and assorted disputes about Altman and other things. Come on by and settle down for an irreverent football game in the middle of the Korean War.   

Meg Ryan 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 Heather Baxendale of The MILFCast to discuss all things Meg Ryan, but mainly the five performances of hers that they like the most. If you have any reviews, podcasts or features written or published about Meg Ryan or any film or TV show she has appeared in, send them to Rob at [email protected] by 20th November.

Eternals Assemble for Phase Four of the Marvel Cinematic Universe. The Lambcast Assembles for a new Episode to discuss the Eternals. There are deep thoughts about morality, mythology and swirling circle thingy's. Can Four Lambs divide Ten Eternals into an hour and seventeen minutes? Come find out on this weeks show. 

We cover this Ridley Scott film two weeks after it opened and three weeks after it has been forgotten. Did the movie deserve an ignominious death at the box office, have we all missed a gem that shines in the filmography of the stars and the Director? Richard is Joined by Catherine Gonzalez, Howard Casner, James Wilson and a slightly late replacement Rachel Wagner, to look at the first of the Ridley Scott movies on cinema screens this season.  

John Lithgow 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 Richard Kirkham of Kirkham: A Movie A Day (and host of the LAMBCAST to discuss all things John Lithgow , but mainly the five performances of his that they like the most. If you have any reviews, podcasts or features written or published about John Lithgow  or any film or TV show he has appeared in, send them to Rob at [email protected] by 30th October.

 It's Lambpardy time again, but now it's all winners - round two! It's the second Lambpardy semi-final of 2021! Three more first round winners face off for a place in the final. Prior to this year, they'd all played before but none of them had won, and now two of them will feel the acrid taste of defeat once more, but the other shall continue their victorious momentum onto the final! Tony Cogan, Marc Armstead and Justin Gott are all back to take on some trickier questions, and the return of a musical guest! This month the contestants are:Marc Armstead - French Toast SundayTony Cogan - Coogs ReviewJustin Gott - The Rambling Ramblers Movie PodcastHost:Jay Cluitt - Life vs Film, Deep Blue Sea: The PodcastQuestions submitted by:David Brook - Blueprint: ReviewNick Rehak - French Toast Sunday, Rehak RadioRob - MovieRobDJ Valentine - Simplistic Reviews

Frank Herbert's landmark Science Fiction Novel arrives in a new version from Director Denis Villeneuve. This highly anticipated film is only part one of the novel, so the question behind a lot of our discussion this week concerns whether Part 2 will be needed. Sixty percent of the original guests had to be replaced with only Forty percent of the spots being filled. Still, Amanda, Cameron and James manage to get in a few words edgewise on Richard for this week's Lambcast

The October MOTM is a Sci-Fi/Horror film championed by Lisa LeaHeey. She hosts as the five of us search for a solution to the problem of what to watch on streaming this week. 

The long wait is over and the new James Bond adventure is in theaters. You will have to go back a year to find the last of the previous Lambcasts that were created in anticipation of this film. No that it has arrived, the Lamb community is anxious to talk about it. There are big spoilers in the discussion but they occur after a severe warning, so the show is safe to listen to for an hour. Of course there is a second hour where we get into details that you may not want to know before seeing the movie. We forgo the game this week and have brief Rants/Raves/Reviews because hell, 007 needed us. 

Described as one of the Wildest films ever, "Titane" forces us to confront our expectations of movies, and our guest panel this week was divided on how much leeway to give the film. Is it an artistic exploration of gender, body horror and perspective, or is it an irritating, indulgent piece of exploitation agitprop? Come find out where the Lamb community came down on this. 

A tiny flock tries to decide if good intentions are enough to make up for not so good film making. We also get enthusiastic about The Card Counter/Goliath/and Copshop. 

The most Macho group of Lambs assembles to discuss the latest from nonagenarian actor/director Clint Eastwood.  There is a showdown, but not in the streets and no one gets hurt. 

Get ready to enter the podcast, a dangerous place of opinions and knowledge. An impenetrable fortress of cool created by the late Bruce Lee. Five Lambcasters enter the challenge, will they survive? You have to listen to find out.  

Keanu Reeves 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 Lucas of MOvie Reviews 101 to discuss all things  Keanu Reeves, but mainly the five performances of his that they like the most. If you have any reviews, podcasts or features written or published about Keanu Reeves or any film or TV show he has appeared in, send them to Rob at [email protected] by 20th September.

A dozen or so LAMBs pay tribute to the 600th Episode of the Lambcast. A Few stories, a few memories, a few stumbles, but its all good. 

A dozen or so LAMBs pay tribute to the 600th Episode of the Lambcast. A Few stories, a few memories, a few stumbles, but its all good. 

A dozen or so LAMBs pay tribute to the 600th Episode of the Lambcast. A Few stories, a few memories, a few stumbles, but its all good. 

No fireworks for the 600th Episode, but as a stand alone it is pretty solid. This week, the MCU appears again and we have five enthusiastic Lambs to talk about Shang Chi. Is it merely a nod to an underrepresented culture in the MCU or are we getting a film that truly fits and expands that Universe? Come listen and find out what we thought. It's time to take your place by our side, welcome to the circus.

Urban legends don't die, they just get modified in the retelling. This week, we find out what a game of Telephone can do to a horror premise. Was the "Buzz" on this movie justified? or would it be better if it had just kept hibernating. Our guests will tell you what they thought. 

 It's Lambpardy time again! It's the last game of the first round of the 2021 Lambpardy tournament! After this show we'll have all nine of the second round players, one of whom will become the 2021 Lambpardy Champardy! Who will it be? And, more pressingly, who will the 9th first round winner be? Well, it's between Todd Liebenow, Doug Jamieson and Rachel Wagner, that much is for sure, and for added hijinks, given all three of this month's competitors are huge Disney fans, this is a special Disney Lambpardy edition! Listen here: https://www.podomatic.com/podcasts/lambcast/episodes/2021-07-30T13_40_11-07_00 This month the contestants are:Doug Jamieson, The Jam ReportTodd Liebenow, Forgotten Filmcast, Walt Sent MeRachel Wagner, Rachel's ReviewsHost:Jay Cluitt, Life vs Film, Deep Blue Sea: The Podcast 

The Movie of the Month winner was "The Orphanage" championed by Lisa LeaHeey but Tropical Storm/Hurricane Henri kept her from hosting so Howard Casner took over hosting duties and did a great job covering this film for the Lambcast. Is it really a horror film, the guests have their doubts and Lisa may wish even more that she had been on the show. 

It's time to Level Up with a new episode of the Lambcast. This week, Richard, Lisa, Howard and Darren are all Gamers and they play to win. Ryan Reynolds stars in the latest film featuring video games, but this time there is a twist, we NPCs get a chance to do something about our lot in life. We explore diversity, theater going habits, existentialism, and human conditioning in trying to figure out how much we liked this particular movie. 

Our own team of villains gathers to take on the Suicide Squad this week. Each of us has superpowers that are at least as good (or bad) as the characters in this film, and we deploy them without mercy. Listen to Bubbawheat, Jeanette, James, and Todd as they follow Richard's lead into combat with Polka Dot Man and Ratcatcher 2. 

Michael Shannon 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 Jay of LIfe Vs. Film, The Deep Blue Sea Podcast and the Shepherd of the LAMB to discuss all things Michael Shannon, but mainly the five performances of his that they like the most. If you have any reviews, podcasts or features written or published about  Michael Shannon or any film or TV show he has appeared in, send them to Rob at [email protected] by 15th August.

Critics are acclaiming it as one of the best films of the year, with 90% plus on Rotten Tomatoes. Audiences have been less generous rating it at 52%. How do we rate it here at the Lambcast? Is it Visionary, or Style over Substance. Should it be shorter or longer? What does the Fox say? We answer these questions and more on this episode. 

It's Lambpardy time again! Three new challengers are here to compete for the penultimate place in the second round of the 2021 Lambpardy Tournament. Will David, Justin or Rob be victorious at defeating the others in a bout of movie trivia? Listen to find out!This month the contestants are:Rob, MovieRob and The Great Escape Minute podcastJustin Gott, The Rambling Ramblers Movie PodcastDavid Brook, Blueprint: ReviewHost:Jay Cluitt, Life vs Film, Deep Blue Sea: The PodcastThanks to the following Lambpardy heroes for helping out with questions for the show:Nick Rehak, French Toast SundayHoward Casner, Rantings and Ravings

A trip to the beach turns into an opportunity to talk/mock the new M. Night Shyamalan film "Old". Bring your sunblock and towel, let's all layout on the sand and think about what it means to be old. Howard, Lisa, The Vern and Richard have plenty of thoughts to share, and a picnic basket as well. 

Movie of the Month, and it seems appropriate that this is a monthly feature given our film. Ginger Snaps is a horror film that ties two curses into one. Four Lambs are led to the Slaughter by The Vern, the champion of this film. We have a vigorous discussion and a lot of fun, we'd like to bite you and make you join us.  

The MCU is back with a movie delayed for 15 months. The Lambcast is back with a group of podcasters who have waited 15 months. Will it be synchronist bliss or double disappointment?  You will have to join us for a relatively quick look at the latest film from Marvel, oh, and by the way, IT'S IN THEATERS!

The big holiday blockbuster for this summer July 4 is not in theaters but on Amazon Prime. The tomorrow War features Chris Pratt in an alien invasion movie that follows in the steps of a lot of other films, but hopes to be original anyway. The future war has depleted the pool of Lambs to draw from, but Richard managed to get two other fighters of the right ages to teleport into this weeks podcast. 

Tom Cruise 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 Justin of The Rambling Ramblers to discuss all things Tom Cruise, but mainly the five performances of his that they like the most. If you have any reviews, podcasts or features written or published about Tom Cruise or any film or TV show he has appeared in, send them to Rob at [email protected] by 15th July.

Sometimes a Lambpardy show just isn't fun enough. Sometimes it also needs to be a long-awaited episode of another podcast, and sometimes the participants of said podcast need to be completely unaware of this before they start recording the show. What am I talking about? This month's Lambpardy is only a surprise French Toast Sunday reunion!That's right, 16 months since they recorded their last podcast together, Jess, Marc, Nick, Lindsay and Rob have been unwittingly reunited for three of them to compete in a Lambpardy game whilst the others willingly listen and interject as required. It's French Toast Lambpardy! As you might expect this was a particularly raucous show (almost an hour of the conversation has been edited out and it's still over 90 minutes long), but that just adds to the fun! Listen in for a very entertaining movie trivia show, but also be prepared for diversions onto topics such as crop-tops, sitcoms and Chris Kattan. It's a podcast you could listen to on a weekend afternoon, that you'd listen to on any weekend afternoon. Listen here: https://www.podomatic.com/podcasts/lambcast/episodes/2021-05-31T06_34_42-07_00This month the contestants are: Jessica Manzo-Kyte, French Toast SundayMarc Armstead, French Toast SundayNick Rehak, French Toast Sunday, Rehak RadioAlso featuring:Rob, Lindsay and Jay, also from French Toast SundayHost:Jay Cluitt, Life vs Film, Deep Blue Sea: The PodcastThanks to the following Lambpardy heroes for helping out with questions for the show:Rob, MovieRobHoward Casner, Rantings and Ravings

In keeping with the subject, we have a Fast show for you this week. It's also a bit over the top as our guests sometimes are furious but mostly delighted by the nonsense that this franchise has become. The odds that you will like the show are astronomical.

The Lambs who showed up do the best they can to represent. Lin-Manuel Miranda's first Broadway Musical is now a film and it's full of singing, dancing, culture and controversy (or, someone found something to make it so). If you want to add to the diversity of the Lambcast, come give us a listen.

So what can a young feminist woman do with four middle aged or older men, try to teach them about Jennifer's Body, that's what. This weeks episode features a horror film from 2009 that gets some reconsideration and some controversy.

Ally Sheedy 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 Jeannette Ward of The Mundane Adventures of a Fangirl to discuss all things Ally Sheedy, but mainly the five performances of hers that they like the most. If you have any reviews, podcasts or features written or published about Ally Sheedy or any film or TV show she has appeared in, send them to Rob at [email protected] by 20th June.

We hop in the WayBack Machine and head to 1988 for a set of top five lists of movies that year. Animated Films, Sure to be Classics, Personally Inspiring, and somewhat neglected films all fill up this episode. Take a listen and find something worth watching from the year 1988.

This week we all returned to a theater, which is the only place we could see this week's featured film. So come and find out whether we should stay quiet about the movie, or shout it's praises.

It's time for May's Lambpardy show! Three new contestants - one a former winner, two who came close in the past - are here to duke it out for the sixth coveted place in the next round! There's only three places left after this!As always the conversation occasionally strayed away from the quiz at hand, so if you're looking for some movie recommendations to cheer you up, or you're curious as to what happened to Stephen Sommers, then all the more reasons to listen to this show!This month the contestants are: Darren Lucas; Movie Reviews 101DJ Valentine; Simplistic ReviewsRobert Zerbe; To The Escape HatchHost:Jay Cluitt, Life vs Film, Deep Blue Sea: The PodcastThanks to the following Lambpardy heroes for helping out with questions for the show:Rob, MovieRobTony Cogan, Coogs Review

Five Lambs enter, and two emerge for your vote to decide it. We get a series of debate brackets that let some great action stars face off and the Lambs have a lot of fun. Come listen and then go vote.

This week the flock grazes on some random films that are not particularly well know. We chew up some martial arts features, bleat about obscure comedies from thirty plus years ago and generally cross paths with films foreign and domestic. If you like singing astronauts, comedic vigilantes and grim "G" rated fare, this is a show for you.

George Clooney 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 Tony Cogan of Coog's Reviews to discuss all things George Clooney, but mainly the five performances of his that they like the most. If you have any reviews, podcasts or features written or published about George Clooney or any film or TV show he has appeared in, send them to Rob at [email protected] by 20th May.

So some gamers we know decided to join some folks who don't know anything about the game and they talk about the reboot of the 1995 movie based on a game originally in arcades. Got that? Well don't worry, it's all fun.

It's time for April's Lambpardy show! And, I think for the first time, this is the first show to not feature any Americans. In fact, we didn't stray all that far from the British Isles for this show. Was it so it could be recorded on a weekday evening? Perhaps. Did it still lead to a very entertaining show? You betcha!This month's show features two Lambpardy newbies and one second-timer, but literally no-one involved was all that familiar with Jeopardy, which of course only added to the fun. Did a lack of understanding the rules help or hinder our competitors? Listen to find out!This month the contestants are: Meg Hyland; Megan's Movie Alphabet, meganhyland.com, Dublin Feminist Film FestivalEmily Slade: Why This Film Podcast, Through Dangers Untold, Suffen About SuffolkPaul Devine: The Peoples MoviesHost:Jay Cluitt, Life vs Film, Deep Blue Sea: The PodcastThanks to the following Lambpardy heroes for helping out with questions for the show:Tony Cogan, Coos Review

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 they like the most. If you have any reviews, podcasts or features written or published about Russell Crowe or any film or TV show he has appeared in, send them to Rob at [email protected] by 15th April.

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 at what cost? Listen to find out!This month the contestants are:Dylan Fields; founder of the LAMBKai Parker; the MILFcast, Kai Parker InkHeather Baxendale-Walsh; the MILFcast, HeadertimeHost:Jay Cluitt, Life vs Film, Deep Blue Sea: The PodcastThanks to the following Lambpardy heroes for helping out with questions for the show:Howard Casner, Rantings & RavingsTodd Liebenow, Forgotten FilmsNick Rehak, French Toast SundayMovieRob, MovieRob

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 that they like the most. If you have any reviews, podcasts or features written or published about Reese Witherspoon or any film or TV show she has appeared in, send them to Rob at [email protected] by 20th March.

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 NightsSean Homrig, The Best Picture Podcast, Sh*t We Watch on Netflix, The 1001 Movies PodcastLisa Leaheey, The Critical Movie CriticsHost:Jay Cluitt, Life vs Film, Deep Blue Sea: The Podcast, Blueprint: ReviewThanks to the following Lambpardy heroes for helping out with questions for the show:Howard Casner, Rantings & RavingsJustin Gott, Rambling Ramblers Movie PodcastTodd Liebenow, Forgotten FilmsNick Rehak, French Toast SundayMovieRob, MovieRobDaniel Lackey, Lackey on FilmDarren Lucas, Movie Reviews 101

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 like the most. If you have any reviews, podcasts or features written or published about Josh Brolin or any film or TV show he has appeared in, send them to Rob at [email protected] by 15th February.

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.

Patience pays off for Lamb Jeanette Ward as the film she has been championing for months, has finally won. 2001's "Mean Machine", an English remake of "The Longest Yard", features a cast of U.K. actors taking over a sports, comedy, prison drama and making it their own.Soccer personality and Guy Ritchie actor Vinnie Jones, basically plays himself, a disgraced footballer who goes to prison and has to find redemption in the game he betrayed.

Six Lambs, Six Bonds, 24 Movies, Countless cars gadgets, villains and of course women results in a fun show as we draft components to make up our own 007 films. Jay and Richard are joined by MovieRob, Jeanette Ward, Mark Hofmeyer and David Brook for a fifteen round extravaganza of Bond minutiae with discussion about weapons, plots and henchmen.See who drafted the best list of components and hear how the players tried to arrange them into a film. This episode is a must for 007 fans but also a lot of fun for everyone else.

Lambpardy is back, but not as you know it! It's the dawn of a new age of Lambpardy. Gone are the previous contestants, gone is the winner-stays-on format, replaced instead with shiny new contestants and an even shinier, even newer tournament-style championship! The winner from today's show will not be back for the next one, they'll face off against the next two winners, then we'll reset back to square one until there's three champions, who will face off against each other and so on and forever until every film fan in the world has been defeated and then, and only then, will we truly know the Lambpardy champardy.First on the podiums of this terrifying new order are Aaron Neuwirth, Cameron Kanachki and Darren Johnson. Who will ascend to the next level? Listen to find out who wins, as well as hear us discuss Hamilton (many times), Possession, David Byrne's American Utopia, Mad Max and Blackbird, amongst others!00:00 Introductions04:12 Lambpardy Round 125:23 Get to know the contestants30:32 Double Lambpardy51:08 Final Lambpardy54:47 Rants, Raves & Reviews68:52 The Rambling Ramblers' Movie Game84:29 Plugs91:14 Out-takesThe show can be found on iTunes, but the Lambcast archives are now also available on YourListen.com, so head over there to find all the past shows available for downloading and listening too! If you're interested, you too can be a LAMBcaster - we love new blood! For more information on the LAMBcast, check out the topic at the LAMB Forums. Music provided royalty-free by Kevin MacLeod's Incompetech website. Big thanks to Kevin for providing this service. Opening song by Cake. The LAMBcast loves feedback, too, so if you've got any suggestions for the show, leave it in the comments section at the LAMB or contact us on Twitter, @lambcast. Please visit and like our Facebook page, and finally, we're on iTunes, and would still love a review, even if it's a bad one. Thanks for listening!

Jay returns after a holiday, but continues to take it easy as Jason Soto, winner of the Movie of the Month hosts the discussion of Host (irony?)Host will be both the most recent film to be a movie of the month winner but also the shortest movie of the month. It's October so spooky films were called for and this one fit the bill.

Richard and Guests, Nolan and Sean Homrig, wander around the cinemascape looking at little discussed movies from the past to the present. From kung fu canines to wacky westerns, you should join us as we take some roads less traveled.

Sometimes it takes perseverance, hard work and trying again and again to achieve success. That was the case for this month's Movie of the Month winner, Audrey, who put Sing Street forward time and again until it eventually defeated the other competitors. That's not so much a rule for the film though, in which sometimes you can just pick up a guitar and almost immediately be a great musician. Regardless, this week' we're rocking out to Sing Street!Audrey hosted the discussion and was joined by Jay, Richard, Meg and Nick to discuss music, fashion, Irish history and so much more. 00:00 Intros03:52 Sing Street review67:45 Rants, Raves & Reviews88:00 Leonard Maltin Game105:00 PlugsIf, like it seems a lot of people, Sing Street is a film that just passed you by, now is the perfect time to circle back around and enjoy this absolute gem. The show can be found on iTunes, but the Lambcast archives are now also available on YourListen.com, so head over there to find all the past shows available for downloading and listening too! If you're interested, you too can be a LAMBcaster - we love new blood! For more information on the LAMBcast, check out the topic at the LAMB Forums. Music provided royalty-free by Kevin MacLeod's Incompetech website. Big thanks to Kevin for providing this service. Opening song by Cake. The LAMBcast loves feedback, too, so if you've got any suggestions for the show, leave it in the comments section at the LAMB or contact us on Twitter, @lambcast. Please visit and like our Facebook page, and finally, we're on iTunes, and would still love a review, even if it's a bad one. Thanks for listening!

This week Richard and Jay Time travel in an inverted universe with Christopher Nolan's highly anticipated and twice delayed summer blockbuster. Is it worth your time? Join Meg Hyland, Thomas Stoneham-Judge and Tony Coogan in figuring out exactly what the hell is going on.

We've been waiting for a scheduled release of No Time To Die and, frankly, who knows when that will definitely be, so we've just gone ahead and finished our six-part James Bond Franchise Lookback regardless.Richard and Jay were joined by DJ, Justin and newcomer Tyler to ride the rollercoaster of quality that is Daniel Craig's Bond career, taking in some of the best films, characters and scenes, and many, many terrible aspects too. Plus a game that's liable to have us all cancelled!00:00 Intros05:03 Justin & Tyler rank the Bonds07:57 Casino Royale46:03 Quantum of Solace77:55 Skyfall121:35 Spectre157:21 Game167:01 Plugs173:41 Out-takesThe show can be found on iTunes, but the Lambcast archives are now also available on YourListen.com, so head over there to find all the past shows available for downloading and listening too! If you're interested, you too can be a LAMBcaster - we love new blood! For more information on the LAMBcast, check out the topic at the LAMB Forums. Music provided royalty-free by Kevin MacLeod's Incompetech website. Big thanks to Kevin for providing this service. Opening song by Cake. The LAMBcast loves feedback, too, so if you've got any suggestions for the show, leave it in the comments section at the LAMB or contact us on Twitter, @lambcast. Please visit and like our Facebook page, and finally, we're on iTunes, and would still love a review, even if it's a bad one. Thanks for listening!

Yes, we know Tenet has been delayed again. No, we're not talking about it. Instead we figured we'd heighten our expectations even further by talking about all the other films Christopher Nolan has directed. At least, all the ones that don't involve Batman.Jay and Richard were joined by DJ, Zoe and Patricia to play around with time, magic and British accents as they delved through Nolan's filmography, before the usual rants and raves and a fun, entirely sensible game.00:00 Outro02:40 Plugs09:06 Flick Reverse It game16:00 Rants, Raves & Reviews35:19 Dunkirk discussion48:03 Interstellar discussion66:20 Inception discussion83:09 The Prestige discussion99:03 Insomnia discussion114:29 Memento discussion126:58 Following discussion140:00 Zoe ranks the Bonds144:00 IntrosThe show can be found on iTunes, but the Lambcast archives are now also available on YourListen.com, so head over there to find all the past shows available for downloading and listening too! If you're interested, you too can be a LAMBcaster - we love new blood! For more information on the LAMBcast, check out the topic at the LAMB Forums. Music provided royalty-free by Kevin MacLeod's Incompetech website. Big thanks to Kevin for providing this service. Opening song by Cake. The LAMBcast loves feedback, too, so if you've got any suggestions for the show, leave it in the comments section at the LAMB or contact us on Twitter, @lambcast. Please visit and like our Facebook page, and finally, we're on iTunes, and would still love a review, even if it's a bad one. Thanks for listening!

Top Gun: Maverick should've been landing in our cinemas around about now, but at present it's changed course for a December arrival, but for all we know it could be circling overhead for even longer at the rate things are going. There are, however, plenty of films still out there in the world, one of which is the original Top Gun, directed by Tony Scott, so we're here today for a Tony Scott retrospective!In Jay's absence Rob, Joel and Heather all signed up to be Richard's wing-men and wing-woman to discuss a meticulously curated half of Tony Scott's career, and with a sadly unavailable Aaron sending in messages from back at base. 00:00 Introductions03:19 Joel ranks the Bond actors09:15 The Hunger18:12 Top Gun29:30 The Last Boy Scout42:04 True Romance62:05 Crimson Tide78:00 Enemy of the State91:44 Man on Fire103:20 Unstoppable118:27 Rants, Raves & Reviews129:40 Who Am I? Game139:50 PlugsThe show can be found on iTunes, but the Lambcast archives are now also available on YourListen.com, so head over there to find all the past shows available for downloading and listening too! If you're interested, you too can be a LAMBcaster - we love new blood! For more information on the LAMBcast, check out the topic at the LAMB Forums. Music provided royalty-free by Kevin MacLeod's Incompetech website. Big thanks to Kevin for providing this service. Opening song by Cake. The LAMBcast loves feedback, too, so if you've got any suggestions for the show, leave it in the comments section at the LAMB or contact us on Twitter, @lambcast. Please visit and like our Facebook page, and finally, we're on iTunes, and would still love a review, even if it's a bad one. Thanks for listening!

In the non-Darkest Timeline version of the world, this show would be about Pixar's latest, Soul, which may well be the greatest film they've made, we just don't know as it isn't out yet. What we do know, though, is the greatest movie that Pixar has released, and we're here today to tell it to you.Jay and Richard were joined by David, Thomas and Doug to quickly, then gradually, then suddenly very quickly again determine the best Pixar movie. It was not an easy decision, and most of the contributors were probably more than a little disappointed at various points in the show, but that just means the answer is correct. For today. Do you agree with our decision? Get in touch if you do or don't, we'd love to hear your thoughts!00:00 Introductions03:41 Pixar Debate - Primary Screening09:25 Pixar Debate - The Culling27:22 Pixar Debate - The Toy Story Discussion40:14 Pixar Debate - More Culling!74:00 Pixar Debate - The Finallists78:00 Pixar Debate - The Decision82:00 Rants, Raves & Reviews101:00  The Semi-logues Game111:00 PlugsThe show can be found on iTunes, but the Lambcast archives are now also available on YourListen.com, so head over there to find all the past shows available for downloading and listening too! If you're interested, you too can be a LAMBcaster - we love new blood! For more information on the LAMBcast, check out the topic at the LAMB Forums. Music provided royalty-free by Kevin MacLeod's Incompetech website. Big thanks to Kevin for providing this service. Opening song by Cake. The LAMBcast loves feedback, too, so if you've got any suggestions for the show, leave it in the comments section at the LAMB or contact us on Twitter, @lambcast. Please visit and like our Facebook page, and finally, we're on iTunes, and would still love a review, even if it's a bad one. Thanks for listening!

We're back with Bond!Jay, his dogs and Richard were joined by Simon, Meg, Nick and Jeanette to discuss the next four movies in the James Bond franchise, all of which star Pierce Brosnan amidst a cornucopia of villains and allies, improbable gadgets and ridiculous cars.00:00 Introductions03:36 Simon ranks the Bonds05:29 Meg ranks the Bonds07:23 Brosnan as Bond20:45 The Women39:42 The Allies55:27 The Villains75:06 The Gadgets & Cars87:12 The Songs97:07 The Plots & Action113:32 GoldenEye game114:16 Final thoughts & scores136:54 Who Am I? Game145:48 Plugs155:41 Out-takesThe show can be found on iTunes, but the Lambcast archives are now also available on YourListen.com, so head over there to find all the past shows available for downloading and listening too! If you're interested, you too can be a LAMBcaster - we love new blood! For more information on the LAMBcast, check out the topic at the LAMB Forums. Music provided royalty-free by Kevin MacLeod's Incompetech website. Big thanks to Kevin for providing this service. Opening song by Cake. The LAMBcast loves feedback, too, so if you've got any suggestions for the show, leave it in the comments section at the LAMB or contact us on Twitter, @lambcast. Please visit and like our Facebook page, and finally, we're on iTunes, and would still love a review, even if it's a bad one. Thanks for listening!

The name's four, part four, of the Lambcast's coverage of the James Bond franchise; licence to discuss the Bond movies four films at a time.This time Jay and Richard were joined by three more Bond fans, all of different Lambcast guest calibre. Todd is a regular, familiar to all. Darren is a newcomer experiencing not just his first Lambcast but his first podcasting mission ever. And Fogs, well Fogs is pretty famous around the LAMB, but this was his first time on the show since the release of Skyfall. Whatever degree of guest they are, everyone had lots to say about all the Bond movies, and these four in particular, so let's get listening!00:00 Intros05:57 Fogs ranks the James Bond actors08:03 Octopussy discussion37:39 A View to a Kill discussion63:08 The Living Daylights discussion99:11 Licence to Kill discussion135:39 James Bond Rotten Tomato Catch-Up Game144:48 Plugs152:26 Out-takesThe show can be found on iTunes, but the Lambcast archives are now also available on YourListen.com, so head over there to find all the past shows available for downloading and listening too! If you're interested, you too can be a LAMBcaster - we love new blood! For more information on the LAMBcast, check out the topic at the LAMB Forums. Music provided royalty-free by Kevin MacLeod's Incompetech website. Big thanks to Kevin for providing this service. Opening song by Cake. The LAMBcast loves feedback, too, so if you've got any suggestions for the show, leave it in the comments section at the LAMB or contact us on Twitter, @lambcast. Please visit and like our Facebook page, and finally, we're on iTunes, and would still love a review, even if it's a bad one. Thanks for listening!

No Time To Die? More importantly, do you have time to listen? It's the third instalment in the Lambcast's James Bond Franchise lookback!That's right, Jay and Richard are back, and this time are joined by Aaron, Rebecca and newcomer Terry to discuss four Roger Moore movies for your ears only. The Man With The Golden Gun, The Spy Who Loved Me, Moonraker and For Your Eyes Only were all put under Q's exploding microscope for some praising, critiquing and numerous hot takes!00:00 Intros 05:25 Terry ranks the Jurassic franchise07:26 Histories with Bond18:57 Roger Moore37:51 The Villains63:17 The Women75:24 Secondary Characters77:48 The Gadgets87:17 The Music100:42 The Plots126:12 Final Thoughts & Scores136:10 Villain Quotes Game155:35 Plugs 163:19 Out-takes The show can be found on iTunes, but the Lambcast archives are now also available on YourListen.com, so head over there to find all the past shows available for downloading and listening too! If you're interested, you too can be a LAMBcaster - we love new blood! For more information on the LAMBcast, check out the topic at the LAMB Forums. Music provided royalty-free by Kevin MacLeod's Incompetech website. Big thanks to Kevin for providing this service. Opening song by Cake. The LAMBcast loves feedback, too, so if you've got any suggestions for the show, leave it in the comments section at the LAMB or contact us on Twitter, @lambcast. Please visit and like our Facebook page, and finally, we're on iTunes, and would still love a review, even if it's a bad one. Thanks for listening!

James Bond is back, and so are we to talk about him and his next batch of exploits.Richard and Jay are joined by Jeanette, Heather and Sean to discuss four movies, three Bonds, three Blofelds one incredibly realistic compressed gas cannister and our most divisive Bond yet, plus breakfast "sausage" and running with geese!4:47 Sean ranks the Jurassic Park franchise7:16 Our histories with Bond17:44 The Bonds38:30 The villains51:36 The women68:41 The gadgets74:19 The action sequences84:30 The hench-people95:01 Production designs103:39 The title songs109:17 Other thoughts114:04 Final scores129:19 Never Sing Never Again game 142:51 Plugs 152:18 Out-takes The show can be found on iTunes, but the Lambcast archives are now also available on YourListen.com, so head over there to find all the past shows available for downloading and listening too! If you're interested, you too can be a LAMBcaster - we love new blood! For more information on the LAMBcast, check out the topic at the LAMB Forums. Music provided royalty-free by Kevin MacLeod's Incompetech website. Big thanks to Kevin for providing this service. Opening song by Cake. The LAMBcast loves feedback, too, so if you've got any suggestions for the show, leave it in the comments section at the LAMB or contact us on Twitter, @lambcast. Please visit and like our Facebook page, and finally, we're on iTunes, and would still love a review, even if it's a bad one. Thanks for listening!

The name's cast, Lambcast, licence to discuss movie franchises.We're taking inspiration from ourselves, namely how we split up the Harry Potter franchise last year, and chopping up the James Bond movies into six chunks, which we'll hit at a leisurely pace over the next year. We're kicking things off with, somewhat predictably, the first four films: Dr. No, From Russia With Love, Goldfinger and Thunderball. Jay and Richard were joined by Will, James and Amanda to discuss the heroes, the villains, the kills, the exotic creatures and the rampant sexism peppered throughout the films.00:00 Intros02:53 Will ranks the Jurassic franchise06:25 History with Bond18:26 Dr. No [SPOILERS!]53:03 From Russia With Love [SPOILERS!]77:49 Goldfinger [SPOILERS!]101:52 Thunderball [SPOILERS!]125:56 007 By The Numbers Game141:56 Plugs 150:26 Out-takes The show can be found on iTunes, but the Lambcast archives are now also available on YourListen.com, so head over there to find all the past shows available for downloading and listening too! If you're interested, you too can be a LAMBcaster - we love new blood! For more information on the LAMBcast, check out the topic at the LAMB Forums. Music provided royalty-free by Kevin MacLeod's Incompetech website. Big thanks to Kevin for providing this service. Opening song by Cake. The LAMBcast loves feedback, too, so if you've got any suggestions for the show, leave it in the comments section at the LAMB or contact us on Twitter, @lambcast. Please visit and like our Facebook page, and finally, we're on iTunes, and would still love a review, even if it's a bad one. Thanks for listening!

It's a podcast, what harm even came from listening to a podcast?It's Mother Day's in the UK this Sunday, and today is International Woman's Day, so what better time to discuss 1999's The Mummy? Jay was joined by Audrey Fox, Kristen Lopez, Zoe Rose Smith and Richard Kirkham to talk about the Stephen Sommers' action-horror reboot in all it's tomb-raiding, flesh-eating, fez-wearing glory.Also on tap: Rants and Raves of the Week and a round of Last Lamb Standing.00:00 Intros02:12 The Mummy discussion [spoilers]46:11 Rants & Raves59:57 Last Lamb Standing75:01 Plugs82:22 Out-takesThe show can be found on iTunes, but the Lambcast archives are now also available on YourListen.com, so head over there to find all the past shows available for downloading and listening too! If you're interested, you too can be a LAMBcaster - we love new blood! For more information on the LAMBcast, check out the topic at the LAMB Forums. Music provided royalty-free by Kevin MacLeod's Incompetech website. Big thanks to Kevin for providing this service. Opening song by Cake. The LAMBcast loves feedback, too, so if you've got any suggestions for the show, leave it in the comments section at the LAMB or contact us on Twitter, @lambcast. Please visit and like our Facebook page, and finally, we're on iTunes, and would still love a review, even if it's a bad one. Thanks for listening!

[EDIT: There was a problem with the audio for the Remake-A-Palooza section, this version has fixed that.]So apparently the LAMB celebrated it's 10th birthday a few weeks ago (October 31st to be exact) but what with all the hubbub around other areas of life it somehow got forgotten. Worry not dear flock, for though it was not technically intended for that celebration we have decided to mark the occasion with what is easily the most ambitious, and ultimately most time-consuming to edit Lambcast show in the history of the LAMB, it's our 400th Show Spectacular!We couldn't decide on just one topic for this show, so we opted to commemorate the occasion by discussing pretty much everything in our worlds of film. So this show isn't just a Movie of the Month, it's not simply a Draft, it's not limited to just being a game of Lambpardy, no it's everything, all packed into one show. And because it's the 400th episode, each segment is tackled for exactly 400 seconds, or 6 minutes 40 seconds. If you think that doesn't sound like enough time to talk about a movie, well after recording the show I'm more than inclined to agree. We were joined by a cornucopia of Lambcast regulars - and a few unfamiliar voices too - all of whose credits can be found down the bottom. For now though, clear your schedule, you've got some listening to do.00:00 Intros06:40 Rebecca and Howard helped Jay solve the Murder on the Orient Express13:20 Audrey, Rob and Rebecca go head-to-head-to-head in Lambpardy!20:00 Jay spends a moment with Heather26:40 Jason Soto returns with Dylan and Jay to Ask The LAMB33:20 Dylan, Robert and Jay talk time travel tech, home town hate and the new game that's sweeping the nation, Spacey Replacey40:00 Rob joins Jay and Dylan for an extreme discussion on what's better, Point Break or Point Break?46:40 Kristen, Audrey and Jay self-diagnose My Girl53:20 Grab your sorting and/or thinking caps for a LIVE Harry Potter trivia fight60:00 Richard, Tony and Jay chat about some new films they've seen recently66:40 Richard, Dylan and Jay attempt to earn their licences to kill in a James Bond Draft73:20 Sean Connery hosts a Celebrity Lambpardy, with reigning champion Swedish Chef taking on Sam Elliott and Batman80:00 Audrey, Dylan and Jay look ahead to their most anticipated movies for the rest of 201786:40 Nick, Dylan and Jay roll a bunch of top 5s, on films missing from Criterion, good films starring bad actors and the number 40093:20 Lindsay joins Dylan and Jay in a bare-knuckle underground fight over David Fincher's filmography100:00 Bubbawheat, Dylan and Jay have a Marvellous time during their Franchise Lookback106:40 Why not take a break and listen to some ads?113:20 Everyone's ranting and raving!120:00 Is this the most epic game of Last Lamb Standing in history? No, but ti's definitely the most tense126:40 Gotta plug them plugs133:20 Out-takes!The show can be found on iTunes, but the Lambcast archivesare now also available on YourListen.com, so head over there to find all the past shows available for downloading and listening too! If you're interested, you too can be a LAMBcaster - we love new blood! For more information on the LAMBcast, check out the topic at the LAMB Forums. Music provided royalty-free by Kevin MacLeod's Incompetech website. Big thanks to Kevin for providing this service. Opening song by Cake. The LAMBcast loves feedback, too, so if you've got any suggestions for the show, leave it in the comments section at the LAMB or contact us on Twitter, @lambcast. Please visit and like our Facebook page, and finally, we're on iTunes, and would still love a review, even if it's a bad one. Thanks for listening!