(feat. Xavier Mendes) Technical difficulties mar this otherwise very interesting conversation about a very interesting film. I still think it’s not our worst. For questions, comments or to participate in future discussions e-

Fredo goes into a barely articulate diatribe against the latest work of Zack Snyder. Revels in the visual awe, and chides at the implication that this is an empowering film. Offering instead the notion that this film is nothing more than the masturbatory

Xavier and Fredo go to the Hollywood Palms (not Boulevard) Theater to enjoy the latest comedy by Simon Pegg and Nick Frost. Later a discussion of religion, identity politics, and a foreigner’s view of America. All in a car ride. F

(feat. Xavier Mendes) Frank and Fredo (and Xavier) riff about one of the favorite movies of 2010, Black Swan, discuss Darren Aronofsky’s work and Fredo gloats about calling his ouster from the Wolverine movie. For questions, comme

(feat. Monique Jimenez) Monique and Fredo ventured out in the coldest day of the year to see one of Fredo’s missed movies of 2010; Alejandro Gonzalez Iñarritu’s Biutiful. For questions, comments or to participate in fu

(feat. Xavier Mendes) Xavier and Fredo ventured into the 5.5 hour Chextravaganza and came out with some thoughts about the work of Steven Soderbergh. We also got some “vintage sound” going since we were out of a fancy record

(feat. Xavier Mendes) Recorded at Frank’s Secret Lair. We take a look at Terrence Malick’s second film Days of Heaven in our Classics Series. Dan Luke tries to sneak some stand-up. Frank doesn’t get it. H

Recorded from Frank’s Secret Lair. Frank and Fredo profess their love of all things Beatles, their ignorance on the early life of John Lennon, and the awkward sexually tense moments between him and his mom. Later Fredo schools Fra

Recoded from Frank’s Secret Lair. Fredo and Frank explore the Baby Boomer Drama About The Economy “The Company Men” For questions, comments or to participate in future discussions e-mail us at [email protected] tweet us

(feat. Xavier Mendes and Monique Jimenez) In the most revealing FilmYarn episode ever, Frank exposes the machinations of his intimate life, much to the consternation and discomfort of everyone involved. We maturely try to veer the conversatio