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Jay is joined by Howard Casner ( @howardcasner on X ) to discuss the 1974 British aquatic disaster thriller Juggernaut, directed by Richard Lester and starring Richard Harris, Anthony Hopkins, Omar Sharif, Ian Holm and a boatload of recognisable faces! In this episode they talk about a cruise ship under threat from a gentleman terrorist, bad child actors, drunken bomb defusal and wire cutting!
It's been awhile since we've done a pre-code film on the show, but this week we remedy that problem. Howard Casner from Pop Art returns to the show to discuss 1932's Forbidden, from director Frank Capra. It stars Barbara Stanwyck, Adolphe Menjou, and Ralph Bellamy. Beyond the main discussion, we've also got our movie recommendations and the trivia game. So join us for some scandalous pre-code fun.
From a list of eight blind spots for the shepherd, the community went with the oldest film on the list. Perhaps as a way of mocking the age of the birthday of your host. "Kind Hearts and Coronets" is a dark comedy of manners that was release in the U.S. in 1950. Famous for Alec Guinness playing eight parts, it is a showcase for character actor Dennis Price as the star. Three of the guests this week were old hands at this serial killer comedy, David Brook, James Wilson and Howard Casner had all been slain by this before. Only Matthew Simpson joined Richard as fresh victims of this drool Ealing product that is considered one of the greatest British films of all time. Set your headphones on stun because spoilers start flying immediately.
OK, we did not get to this on opening weekend, but there seems to be enough interest to sustain the theatrical run for a couple of weeks. 'For The Rest Of Your Lives, There Will Be Before You Listen And There Will Be After. Lambs, Verbally Acknowledge Please.' Heretic is the A24 Psychological Horror film starring Hugh Grant, cast against type as an intellectually curious potential convert to the Mormon faith. We have two sisters and two elders joining the show this week in the spirit of the Later Day Saints which comes in for examination.Lisa Leaheey loves her horror movies, will she love this one? Nicole Ayers is not a horror fan, will she choose door number 2? James Wilson is also not a horror fan, but he may be susceptible to Mr. Reed's lecture. Howard Casner is a skeptic of everything, and we will find out if he is too jaded to enjoy the film. We do a little criticism of casting against type in other films and suggest some non-traditional casting of our own. So as Monty Hall might ask, which door do you choose?
We lost a few guests on the show but we did get a set of lists that cover the year pretty well. Howard Casner as usual, wants strictly the best. Tony Coogan is up to date on all the animation films that came out in 2010, and Richard plays action junkie on this weeks show. Get ready for the wayback machine to take you to your youth, or for two people on the show, their middle age.
It's spooky season on the Lambcast, Halloween is coming and horror films are everywhere. We got a request a few weeks ago for a show that focuses on earlier horror films so it seemed like the right time for another draft episode. This week we have some incredibly strange creatures who stopped living and became mixed up movie bloggers. There are a few reasons that we limited the entries to this time period. First, that was the suggestion from a listener that prompted the episode to begin with. A second reason is that I am looking for films that don't always get covered during the season. Let's try to broaden our tastes. Another reason is that 1973 marked a transition in horror films with “The Exorcist” breaking out of the horror ghetto and becoming a mainstream success. And finally, this limitation means that I don't have to engage one more time in an argument over whether or not “Jaws” is a Horror film. Aaron Neuwirth, Howard Casner, David Brook, Dave Anderson, and Todd Liebenow enjoy a "spirited" competition over their favorite older horror movies. Frankly, it is horrifying when the film you want is chosen right before your turn, listen to Howard scream repeatedly if you want proof.
The polarizing dram project from Francis Ford Coppola has arrived in cinemas and thew Lambcast i9s there to talk about it. This week's episode is filled with a range of opinions, some of the guests found the movie abysmal, while others heaped high praise on it's artistry. One of the group gets yelled at for praising the film while not giving it a recommendation. We had no shortage of options. Daniel Lackey, Howard Casner, James Wilson and Aaron Neuwirth share their ideas, opinions and feelings, and isn't that what we all come here for? It is certainly not to check out any boners.
This week is a do it yourself show. The five Lambs have assembled individual lists of movie related subjects and we share them in a Top Five Round Robin. Thomas Stoneham Judge is TIFF bound so his list features Audience favorites over the years. Howard Casner answers the question Tubi or not Tubi. Tony Coogan is not satisfied with a movie, he wants to see it on stage as well. Todd Liebenow is stuck in the 80s, but at least he has the Mall to hang out in. Finally, Richard is trying to score some tickets to the latest concert by a whole set of acts, but is having trouble finding their tour schedules.
Six Lambs enter, One Lamb Leaves, at least if the community votes. This is a draft show with six slates of films, competing for your approval. Damien Riley, Aaron Neuwirth, Todd Liebenow, The Vern, Howard Casner and Richard Kirkham, struggle to choose from all the 1984 films available, to come up with a winning team. Do they choose films they love, or will they choose films they think you will love? Listen and find out if your favorites are selected and if so by who. Be sure to go to the LAMB site and vote on the poll for the winner. Voting will remain open through the end of August.
No doubt this will be one of the big films of the Summer for 2024. Whether or not it deserves to be is the subject of our conversation on the Lambcast this week. Jeffrey Lyles from Lyles Movie Files, Bubba Wheat from Flights, Tights and Movie Nights and Pop Art's Howard Casner, join the show to mouth off about the two mouthiest superheroes in comic book films. The show is PG-13 but the movie is definitely an R. The spoiler wall comes down early (about 15 minutes in) and then you will hear plot talk, cameo appearances, and assorted other secrets of this hybrid Disney/Fox MCU film.
I am Jack's 126th minute. I begin with running around in your underpants, you look like a crazy person and I end with a makeshift bomb set to go off in just under 26 minutes. Host Bubbawheat discusses the David Fincher movie Fight Club one minute at a time. He joined this week by guest Howard Casner. Pop Art Podcast Follow Bubbawheat: On Instagram, Threads, Twitter aka X Follow Lance: On Instagram, Threads, Twitter aka X Enter to win a copy of Fight Club 2 by sending a screenshot of a podcast review to FightClubMinute@gmail.com
I am Jack's 125th minute. I start with running in slow motion and I end with Tyler appearing in front of the building. Host Bubbawheat discusses the David Fincher movie Fight Club one minute at a time. He joined this week by guest Howard Casner. Pop Art Podcast Follow Bubbawheat: On Instagram, Threads, Twitter aka X Follow Lance: On Instagram, Threads, Twitter aka X Enter to win a copy of Fight Club 2 by sending a screenshot of a podcast review to FightClubMinute@gmail.com
It only feels right that the Lambcast guests this week are of an age that they actually remember the Moon landing in 1969. Everyone else will of course remember Scarlett Johansson and Channing Tatum, two actors not born when the film they have made was set. A romantic comedy based on the loopy conspiracy theory that the Moon Landing was faked? Are we going to be pissed off, or charmed? You will have to listen to Howard Casner and James Wilson as they join Richard for this Trip to the Moon.
I am Jack's 124th minute I start with where's the rubber band? and I end with running through traffic. Host Bubbawheat discusses the David Fincher movie Fight Club one minute at a time. He joined this week by guest Howard Casner. Pop Art Podcast Follow Bubbawheat: On Instagram, Threads, Twitter aka X Follow Lance: On Instagram, Threads, Twitter aka X Enter to win a copy of Fight Club 2 by sending a screenshot of a podcast review to FightClubMinute@gmail.com
This week we have three characters talking about three characters. Howard Casner and James Wilson mount up on their hogs to join Richard as we take a trek into the past with Jeff Nichol's "The Bikeriders". Tom Hardy, Jodie Comer and Austin Butler portray the three main characters in the story and we have some fun with their accents. The screenplay comes in for some tough scrutiny and the question comes up "Is there a story or is this an anthropology lesson?" We Finish off with a Viggo Mortenson Western, some TUBI talk, and a Maxxxine preview. Check your tank to make sure you have enough gas to get through the whole episode.
Yo ho, yo ho, a pirate's life for me.We pillage, we plunder, we rifle and loot.Drink up me ‘earties, yo ho.We kidnap and ravage and don't give a hoot.Drink up me ‘earties, yo ho.This week the crew of the pirate ship "Lambcast" plunders the internet for movie content that is hard to find, off the beaten path, or just ignored by too many sailors. You will discover easy to locate movies where X clearly marks the spot, but there are also movies that you will need to walk off ten paces, face the sun, and dig in five directions to locate. Dave Anderson, Howard Casner, Nicole Ayers and The Vern, join this expedition to dig up pieces of eight that you might have missed. So come aboard and bring your cutlass. The alternative is walking the plank and being left out.
Todd is joined by Howard Casner from Pop Art to look at the 1987 mystery The Rosary Murders, starring Donald Sutherland and Charles Durning.
The show goes on without the regular host, but with reliable guest host Howard Casner, herding the Lambs through a discussion of 1967, in films and the industry. Aaron Neuwirth, David Brook and Todd Liebenow share a lot of movies that came out in 1967, few of which would have been coming to your mind when you first heard the year to be covered. Drive-In fare, Spaghetti Westerns, and French films fill the episode. So maybe "The Graduate" didn't make anyone's list, there are still a couple you will recognize, and a bunch you will now want to see. Surprisingly, Richard gets some films on the list even with being absent.
This week on the LAMBcast, we take on that pebble in the shoe, the itch we can't reach, the sigh of frustration heard in line, the spoiler. You are being warned, this episode is out to deliberately spoil some films, complain about the spoiling of others and generally let film fans vent. We all love movies with a twist that works, and we share a few of those, so be careful. James Wilson from "Blogging by Cinema Light", Howard Casner from "Pop Art", and MovieRob, from his own site and podcasts join the show with thoughts about movie spoilers.
Jay is joined by Howard Casner (@howardcasner on X) from the Pop Art podcast for a new annual feature looking at aquatic Best Picture winners, setting sail with 1935's Mutiny on the Bounty! On this episode they discussed ironic punishments, nautical insults and breadfruit, plus proper waste disposal techniques when there's no wind.
We continue our series on the films of Yorgos Lanthimos discussing one of his most polarizing films,The Kiling of a Sacred Deer. Film Critic and Teacher, Howard Casner of Pop Art Podcast https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/pop-art/id1511098925 joins The Vern to discuss the dark drama/ bleak comedy starring Colin Farrell, Nicole Kidman, and Barry Keoghan. Check out Howard Casner's book The Starving Artist and Other Stories Also on tap, it's another edition of Rage Corner(brought to you by the fine gents at Film Rage https://www.filmrageyyc.com/) Sponsor: Magic Mind https://www.magicmind.com/cinemarecall ( Get up to 56% off your subscription for the next 10 days with our code CINEMARECALL20) Ad Spots Jacked Up Review Show https://jackedupreviewshow.podbean.com/ Newsly https://newsly.me/ (Use Promo Code Recall and get one month free of Premium) Listen to us every Sunday at 8:30 PM on Full Swap Radio https://fullswapradio.com/cinemarecall/ --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/cinemarecall/support
Matthew Vaughn's newest spy franchise comes under scrutiny this week on the LAMBcast. Bryce Dallas Howard, Sam Rockwell, Henry Cavill, Samuel L. Jackson, Catherine O'Hara, Bryan Cranston, and a host of others, what could go wrong? Surprisingly, quite a bit, although the film also had it's defenders on the show this week. Lisa Leaheey, Howard Casner, James Wilson and Amanda Kirkham take on espionage, plot twists, wonky CGI and assorted other issues in this week's episode.
The Popular Format is back for this week's episode as we welcome back, Will Slater, Nick Rehak, Nicole Ayers and Howard Casner to check in on what has been drawing their eyeballs recently. There are some obscure gems on the show but also well loved blockbusters and classics. We start off with a little Academy Award talk over perceived slights and then we finish up with an exit question, befitting the format of the show. How can you resist? You have to be watching something so here are some things you can consider.
Between the guests on the show this week, there were 37 different films that made our Top Ten Lists. The number goes up even higher when you add in the lists submitted to the show by those that could not be with us live. There is a wide range of opinions on some of the films, in fact if we were doing a 10 worst list, some films from this show would overlap. The Lambs are nothing if not diverse when it comes to their opinions. The show this week is epic, with guests Tony Coogan, Latoya Austin, Howard Casner and Rishabh Vashishtha joining Richard for the discussion. We had lots to talk about and we talked a lot.
The Lambs flock together to share some memories of Christmas Past, Present and Future as Howard Casner leads a discussion concerning Christmas Gifts, Christmas Movies and Stocking stuffers. Are you still looking for some gift ideas, maybe this show will plant a seed that will germinate into your own Christmas memory.
This week we get back to talking about new movies, and it is the time of the year that the cream begins to rise to the top. Director Alexander Payne is a two time Academy Award winning screenwriter, and a three time directing nominee, so when he shows up with a new film, it seems likely to be talked about in the awards season. "The Holdovers" features a cranky history teacher at a remote prep school who is forced to remain on campus over the holidays with a troubled student who has no place to go. Nicole Ayers, Howard Casner and Rachel Wagner serve detention with Richard this week.
So in revisiting 2013, some of us might have had a theme, some may just have picked randomly but in sharing our lists there is a pattern. Round Robin with the Pineapple Kiosk Rule in place. David Brook, Todd Liebenow, and Howard Casner join the show and they have that 20/20 vision that hindsight usually provides. If ten years ago is just your ticket, you might be surprised at the films this weeks guests came up with. Also, the Exit Question this week provokes a few rants.
Howard Casner takes over on the show as Richard is traveling this week, and he welcomes in a group of Lambs with a wide variety of interests. They take you from Short Films to Capra Films and throw in a little Ray Harryhausen along the way. We welcome Daniel Chadwick-Shubat into the flock and old hands Stephen Palmer, Nicole Ayers and David Brook also plan ahead to what they will be watching Next.
Flying swordsmen, deadly assassins, duel handed weapons and Chinese History, this movie has all sorts of things that should make you want to listen. The Podcast has Tony Coogan, Howard Casner and guest host Heather Baxendale-Walsh, so that should also make you want to listen. Wirework, subtitles and cinematography are on the menu for our talk this week about the seminal martial arts film from prolific Chinese Director Yimou Zhang. Jet Li, Tony Leung, Maggie Cheung and Ziyi Zhang take us on an incredible trip with visuals that will dazzle.
Wes Anderson films are definitely different. Some people can't get enough, and some can only tolerate so much. This week we have a range of opinions on "Asteroid City". There are existential questions about the script, the actors and the style, and only a couple of points seem to create unity of thought. This is just the sort of conversation you want to have with your friends after seeing a movie and getting together in a coffee shop afterwards to dissect it. Howard Casner from Pop Art offers his insights and they are contrasted with Rachel Wagner's doubts about the plot. Rachel brought her friend Conrado Falco to the show for his first visit to the Lambcast. “You can't wake up, if you don't fall asleep.”
With special -- and returning! -- guest Howard Casner, Anna and Derek discuss the scene-stealing amazingness of Robert Preston, the glaring ick factor in King and Victoria's relationship, and so much more during their chat of Blake Edwards' Victor/Victoria (1982).Connect with '80s Movie Montage on Facebook, Twitter or Instagram! It's the same handle for all three... @80smontagepod.Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/80sMontagePodTwitter: https://twitter.com/80sMontagePodInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/80smontagepod/Anna Keizer and Derek Dehanke are the co-hosts of ‘80s Movie Montage. The idea for the podcast came when they realized just how much they talk – a lot – when watching films from their favorite cinematic era. Their wedding theme was “a light nod to the ‘80s,” so there's that, too. Both hail from the Midwest but have called Los Angeles home for several years now. Anna is a writer who received her B.A. in Film/Video from Columbia College Chicago and M.A. in Film Studies from Chapman University. Her dark comedy short She Had It Coming was an Official Selection of 25 film festivals with several awards won for it among them. Derek is an attorney who also likes movies. It is a point of pride that most of their podcast episodes are longer than the movies they cover.Howard Casner is a screenwriter and script consultant who has lived in Los Angeles since 2001. He has published two books of short stories, The Starving Artists and Other Stories and The Five Corporations and One True Religion (these are sci-fi, fantasy and horror short stories). He has also published the second edition of his screenwriting book, More Rantings and Ravings of a Screenplay Reader. All are available on Amazon. His podcast Pop Art, in which a guest chooses a movie from popular culture and he will then choose a movie from the art/indie/foreign/classic side of cinema with a connection to it, can be found on Apple, Anchor, Spotify and other streaming platforms.
This week we go Back to the Future, it's 1985 and there are films you may not have heard about, seen, or caught up with yet. Marty and Doc Brown don't make it to the show but Dave Anderson, David Brook, Howard Casner and Todd Liebenow do. We have Hong Kong Action Films, Forgotten Films, and Spielberg Clones to fill your Television Screen with. If you like Zombies, Kung Fu, Depressing WWII stories and Geriatric Science Fiction, this is a show you won't want to miss.
The scheduled host who had championed "Fantasia" to victory in the poll, was unable to join the show, but we had four fans of the film who more than make up for that. Howard Casner takes a seat in the spot we keep warm for him and Bubbawheat remembers at the last minute that it is this week's show that he is scheduled for. We kept Doug Jamison from the Jam Report in Australia, up into the wee hours of the morning to discuss this lengthy concert film. Download or listen on line as we talk about each of the eight segments that make up this anthology of classical music and animation.
All of us have those films in our back pocket that we have been meaning to get to. Sometimes it is a documentary that the whole world is talking about but you haven't been able to generate enough interest to stream it. Maybe it is a film from the Sight and Sound Poll, AFI or BFI film lists, or maybe just something everyone has talked about, except you, because you haven't seen it. This week, Nicole Ayers, Howard Casner, David Brook, Todd Liebenow and the Vern join the show to share their blind spots. We also take our blindfolds off for one film before we finish. And we decide that maybe we should have kept them on for something else. Come listen in and find out where everyone needs to expand their horizons.
Howard Casner wins the MOTM Franchise Poll for a second time, and he joins us for a deep dive into the themes and cultural influences of the four films made based on Jack Finney's 1954 science fiction novel. We talk Pod People, 50s conventionality, 70s paranoia, 90s youth emphasis and 2007's prescient contagion themes. If you think remakes are worthless, you should listen to a compelling argument that takes place during this show. There is consistency in our rankings, but some great talk about why those rankings are valid. So don't go to sleep on us and wake up a pod-person, instead be a podcast person and join us for this show.
Two Lambs who don't suck, show up to tell us if the new Nic Cage movie does. Former Host Jay Cluitt rises from the grave to give us his opinion and Howard Casner puts a stake in the heart of movie audiences and critics who don't get post modernism. "Renfield" is a vampire picture more interested in laughs than in horror, and this week we dig into whether or not that approach works. We also have a game for all the bloodsuckers who stick around for the full show, and as a bonus, we talk a little about our own favorite vampire films. Come sink your teeth into this week's episode.
Get ready for another journey back to the pre-code era! Todd is joined by Howard Casner from Pop Art to discuss 1931's Night Nurse, starring Barbara Stanwyck, Joan Blondell, and Clark Gable.
POP ART, WHERE WE FIND THE POP CULTURE IN ART AND THE ART IN POP CULTURE. TIMELESS: Join me and podcaster and movie lover Nick Rehak of Rehak Radio as we discuss two time travel movies, Looper and Predestination. Nick was previous a guest of Pop Art for Ep 76 where we discussed two horror films revolving around hotels—The Shining and The Innkeepers—The guests check in, but do they check out. Check it out. Not happy with the way things are now? Would you like a change of pace? Of place? How about a change of time?…Sounds like it's time for Episode 95 of Pop Art, where we find the pop culture in art and the art in pop culture. It's the podcast where my guest chooses a movie from popular culture, and I'll select a film from the more art/classic/indie side of cinema with a connection to it. I am your “This time travel crap, just fries your brain like an egg” host, Howard Casner. For this episode, I am happy to welcome back, podcaster and movie lover Nick Rehak, who has chosen as his film the Rian Johnson time travel movie, Looper, while I have chosen the Spierig brothers time travel movie, Predestination, both films not just about time travel, but movies about people encountering themselves and ironically affecting their own lives. And in this episode we answer such questions as: What is it about time travel movies anyway, why are they so popular? Are both movies Greek tragedy? Is Rian Johnson a hipster? What are the basic themes explored by time travel movies and these movies in particular? How was Looper changed for release in China and why? What's intriguing about the bathroom signs in Predestination? What happened on Joseph Gordon-Levitt's 30th birthday? How does the Chernobyl Power Plant fit in? Be sure to look up Nick Rehak at Rehak Radio https://www.mixcloud.com/TheRehak/rehak-radio-the-first-episode-51121/ His podcast at French Toast Sunday https://frenchtoastsunday.com/podcasts Check out my blog at https://howardcasner.wordpress.com/ My books, More Rantings and Ravings of a Screenplay Reader, The Starving Artists and Other Stories and The Five Corporations and One True Religion can be found at https://www.amazon.com/s?k=howard+casner&ref=nb_sb_noss Meanwhile, like, follow or comment on my podcast. I'd love to know what you think. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/howard-casner/support
POP ART, WHERE WE FIND THE POP CULTURE IN ART AND THE ART IN POP CULTURE. OOPS, I DID IT AGAIN: Join me and my guest, playwright, director and screenwriter Steven Peros (The Cat's Meow, Footprints), as we talk Psycho/Peeping Tom, two films about serial killers that changed movies forever. It happens to the best of us. You get these urges. You can't help yourself. Someone dies. Then someone else dies. Then someone else dies. What's a serial killer to do…Sounds like it's time for Episode 93 of Pop Art, where we find the pop culture in art and the art in pop culture. It's the podcast where my guest chooses a movie from popular culture, and I'll select a film from the more art/classic/indie side of cinema with a connection to it. I am your “A boy's best friend is his mother” host, Howard Casner. Today, I am happy to welcome as my guest, playwright, director and screenwriter Steven Peros, who has chosen as his film the Alfred Hitchcock classic Psycho, while I have chosen the Michael Powell thriller Peeping Tom, both voyeuristic films about characters who go a little mad sometimes. And in this episode, we answer such questions as: Why was Psycho such a hit and Peeping Tom such a flop? What is it about serial killer movies anyway? Is Psycho postmodern? Why was Rebecca such an important film in Hitchcock's history? Why did Peeping Tom get reevaluated? From a Freudian standpoint, what is interesting about the Bate's House? Why does the central character in Peeping Tom have a German accent when he is supposed to be British? Was Psycho really responsible for Perkin's and Leigh's lackluster careers afterwards? Who was compared to the Marquis de Sade? Why does Psycho start on Friday, December 11th? Check out Steven's IMDB page at https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0674432/?ref_=nv_sr_srsg_3 The Cat's Meow and Footprints are as of now available on Tubi And he can be contacted on Facebook (he is the only Steven Peros who is not a realtor); he can be found on twitter at @StevenGPeros; and his website is at https://stevenperos.com/. Check out my blog at https://howardcasner.wordpress.com/ My books, More Rantings and Ravings of a Screenplay Reader, The Starving Artists and Other Stories and The Five Corporations and One True Religion can be found at https://www.amazon.com/s?k=howard+casner&ref=nb_sb_noss --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/howard-casner/support
Looking for something you are not familiar with? Ready to explore strange new movies and experiences? This is the place to start. This week's episode is a trail head to adventure. Take a chance on some films you have probably not heard of. Damien Riley, Howard Casner, Nicole Ayers, Todd Liebenow, and The Vern get out their maps to the unknown and suggest some destinations you might enjoy. Everybody can spin their compass dial and end up in a place you never expected.
The world's greatest detective with a weird Southern Accent, returns to solve another case involving rich assholes and low culture. The Lambcast goes slumming this week with a Netflix film that should have been a theatrical release but was only made available to cinemas for a week before it was banished to streaming. The original "Knives Out" had Jay Cluitt as it's biggest fan, and he returns along with Jeanette Ward, and Howard Casner, to discuss whether this sequel is worthy. You will have to listen to find out.
For movie lovers. the Fabelmans is a dream come true. It is an autobiographical film by the most celebrated filmmaker of the last fifty years. Steven Spielberg takes on a fictionalized version of his own story, and who would not want to see what that looks like? This week, Howard Casner sits in as host and the praise is effusive but tempered by our resident curmudgeon. Michelle William, Paul Dano, Seth Rogan, Judd Hirsh and a surprise cameo, all get accolades from our group of guests. If you love movies and you love hearing people talk about movies, than there is no place else that you want to spend an hour and a half, except maybe a theater.
You are just in time for an appetizer, if you hurry, you can finish that before the main course begins. Travel and tech limitations resulted in this dish taking a while to get from the kitchen to your table, but the wait will be worth it. Howard Casner is your maître d for this episode as our guests partake in The Menu. Ralph Fiennes and Anya Taylor-Joy and Nicolas Hoult are the stars, but the real delectable moments are provided Tony Coogan, Lisa Leaheey, and James Wilson as the only reservations that arrived at the reservation time. Howard sets the table for them, but they provide the flavors. Listen to the show, you will absolutely want S'more.
This is the sixth Decade Lookback Episode we have done, and let's just say it, 1973 cleans every other years clock so far. There is such a plethora of great films that "The Sting", "American Graffiti" , ""Save the Tiger", "Scarecrow", "Serpico", "The Last Detail" did not make the top five list of anybody on the show. It is such a great diverse year, that there was only one "Pineapple Kiosk" in the twenty five films that were discussed. And with Howard Casner and David Brook on the show, we got more non English language films than you can shake a stick at. It may take years for us to find as many films for a single show that people were passionate about. Dave Anderson and Todd Liebenow tried to keep Richard honest, but let's just say enthusiasm was everywhere. You should come and get some rubbed off on you.
Howard Casner takes over for the week but has a high casualty rate as three guests on the show drop out. It doesn't matter however because Heather Baxendale Walsh is the guest who shows up, and she has enough to say for five people. It also doesn't hurt that Howard and Heather have vastly different perspectives on the new Tom Cruise vehicle. This is a dialogue you will happy to eavesdrop on.
Screenwriting consultant Howard Casner is back to finish off the week with Rob as the waiter tries to convince Sedgewick that he has a phone call behind the bar.
Rob is once again joined by Screenwriting consultant Howard Casner as we get to see the aftermath of Hilts' jump and how Sedgewick chooses to spend his early morning in Southern France.
Screenwriting consultant Howard Casner returns to watch and discuss the film's most exciting and iconic scene with Rob.
Screenwriting consultant Howard Casner is back with Rob as Hendley deals with a deep ketchup gash on his face and Hilts prepares for his escape over the fence.
Rob is joined this week by Screenwriting consultant Howard Casner as they get to see Blythe's final moments along with Hendley's attempt to make it right.
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 actingschool101@movierob.net by 10th December.
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.
This week, the Top 5 returns as Derek lists his Top 5 90s Nickelodeon Cartoons (2:04)! Plus, Derek is joined by writer and script consultant Howard Casner to talk about why he wanted to become a writer, why screenwriters don't “create the blueprints” of a film, advice for aspiring screenwriters, and his podcast, “Pop Art” (22:30).
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.
With special guest Howard Casner, Anna and Derek discuss why people put eggshells in their coffee, how Steve Martin's career compares to that of Bill Murray and so much more during their chat of Carl Reiner's Dead Men Don't Wear Plaid (1982).
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
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
Todd is joined by Howard Casner from Rantings and Ravings to discuss Curtis Hanson's 1987 thriller, The Bedroom Window.
On this episode The Vern is joined by Howard Casner of https://howardcasner.wordpress.com/ and Sofia Teixeira of https://www.returningvideotapes.com/ to discuss two musicals that are must sees for anyone who claims they are a lover of movies. La La Land and The Umbrellas of Cherbourg Listen as they each discuss a favorite moment from these cinematic classics. Check out this articles on That Moment In by David Duprey That Moment In La La Land (2016): Shattering Expectations of Love At First Sight https://www.thatmomentin.com/moment-la-la-land-2016/ Ads by Retro Cinema Podcast First Time Watchers --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/cinemarecall/support
Welcome back to a brand new episode of the Cinema Recall Podcast. The Vern is back with a spring in his step and a song in his heart to talk about two classic musicals: La La Land and The Umbrellas of Cherbourg. His dance partners for this toe taping show are Howard Casner of Howard Casner and Sofia Teixeira of ReturningVideoTapes and The Across The Universe :The Chicks with Accents podcast (https://acrosstheuniversepodcast.wordpress.com/). Listen as they each discuss their favorite moments of these classics and explain why these movies are so iconic.
It's Christmas at Ticklish Business and our first episode sees guest Howard Casner and I compare and contrast the 1947 George Seaton feature, Miracle on 34th Street, with the 1994 remake. Want to support the podcast? Consider leaving an iTunes rating and review or becoming a Patron via Patreon. NEXT TIME: Lauren Humphries-Brooks joins me as we visit Barbara Stanwyck for a Christmas in Connecticut (1944).
In this kickass episode, host, @HilliardGuess, talks with old friend @HowardCasner, screenwriter/playwright/reader/author about his hot, new book "The Rants and Ravings of a Screenplay Reader!" With Co-host, award-winning Sci-fi/Horror writer and author, @LisaBolekaja. HIGHLIGHTS: The Chicago Playwright Scene, being a Slamdance Reader and how it works, the competition/studio scoring system, best time to submit a script, scene descriptions, opening scenes aka "Grabbers," action/chase/fight scenes, Lisa's Clapback to Howard about "Pacific Rim," and the “Don’t Sleep on Em” Segment (scenes by undiscovered talent) SEVEN DAYS - a Film Noir by Bruce Rose, a former winner of Screenplay Festival & Austin Film Festival! Our motto, "Keep it street, keep it opinionated and keep it what? 100!" Subscribe, Comment, Rate & 5 STAR Review Us! Direct Link: http://bit.ly/HOWARD16 iTunes: http://bit.ly/HG-SRR-EP1 Stitcher: http://bit.ly/SRR-STITCHERLINK Twitter: @ScreenwritersRR #ScreenwritersRR
Welcome back to Business of Film, episode 42. Today we are joined by Howard Casner, screenplay reader for contests such as Slamdance and Final Draft and author of Rantings and Ravings of a Screenplay Reader. This episode was tons of fun. Howard reads somewhere between 300-400 screenplays a year for contest. And when you read ... The post BoF #42 – Rantings and Ravings of a Screenplay Reader with Howard Casner appeared first on Craft Truck.
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