Greetings Programs! We’re back after a month-long hiatus, and we’re excited to talk about two summer movies! Join us for
Adapting a story from one medium to another is tough. Whether the source material is a novel or a comic or a twitterthread
So-so box office, lukewarm reviews, and a massive payday for the lead actor led to this movie being labeled as
Greetings LAMBs, you have been recruited by the LAMBcast to listen to this week’s episode, after you do, the Kodan
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At the midway point of the year, all of the writers at That Shelf were invited to submit their top
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Every year film festivals release a certain type of film — usually a drama starring an actor riding a wave
Greetings programs! This week on the show we’re looking at the sexy new Netflix comedy Hit Man, and then joining
There’s something relatable about those times when we feel listless, stuck, or unable to move forward. Sometimes, this is a
Comedy is one of the great cultural forces. It is, in many ways, the great equalizer. In the hands of
Where the series falters is in its updates to the story. For fans of the original, some characters are removed
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Greetings programs! This week on the Awwesome Friday Podcast Matthew and Simon are taking a look at two new streaming
The Classics Shelf is an ongoing retrospective of classic cinema produced monthly by writer Bil Antoniou in collaboration with other