A Chronicles Episode. Fredo and Xavier Mendes venture out into the cosmic unknown to test fate; jump into candy delivery trucks and end up in the same movie theater to see the latest Duplass Brothers' masterpiece Jeff Who Lives at Home.

Fredo has "League of Women" member Monique over the studio to talk politics, Julianne Moore's humanizing performance, and need for reenactments of recent history.

Fredo brings Friend of the Show Alex J Lyons to discuss the latest internet phenomenon, Kony 2012. It exploded on the internets today and Fredo had nothing else to talk about. Also, Friend of the Show Jason P O'Malley talks internet "documentaries" and conspiracy theory movies.

Xavier Mendes takes his sister, Lindsey Mendes (or Eva, I don't know anymore) to see Wanderlust. This is great because Fredo could use a break.

I don't remember what I said on this show, It was the first episode recorded in my home studio and recorded earlier than the 100th episode, which was recorded well in advance of the release date. But if it wasn't for this lost episode, I wouldn't have anything to post this week. So Hurray for classics!

Fredo is joined by LAMB members and prolific film bloggers Brian Roan (from DearFilm.net) and Daniel Fogerty (from Fogsmoviereviews.com) to discuss the poetically manly film The Grey; Roan's lasting friendship with the director, and Fog's mother's taste in films. Also listing our top 5 manliest movies.

Fredo brings "the league of Women" member Monique to discuss the ass-kicking Gina Carano vehicle Haywire. This seems like the logical progression of Steven Soderbergh's experiments with non-actors. And he found a star.

Song Yarn's Xavier Mendes, and JIM AND CHRIS SAVE THE INTERNET!'s Victor Logan join Fredo to the most tangentially Super Bowl-related podcast episode in history, the Patton Oswalt vehicle Big Fan. Also, Corey Doctorow, and BJ Penn are name checked.

Xavier was really excited to see this movie, so when it popped up on Netflix Instant Stream we couldn't resist. Witness the measured analysis of the film in this episode.

This is the user submission show! Friends of the show Xavier Mendes, Joel Burman Frank Romano and Jessica from French Toast Sunday submit their favorite films of 2011.