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Episode 54 explodes with questions. Is Terrence Malick’s To the Wonder a worthy follow-up to his Tree of Life? What, exactly, is Shane Carruth trying to say with Upstream Color? And how could we have missed the obvious Native American moon-landing Holocaust subtext in The Shining? Josh and Joey p...

Josh reviews the new film Spring Breakers, from the very odd writer-director Harmony Korine, starring James Franco and four interchangeable young women, two of whom are former Disney sweethearts, thus causing uproar round the globe. Music: Nataly Dawn - “Leslie”

Josh is excited to welcome Scott Steussy back into the Moviefraud lair! Your hosts pop a bunch of Ablixa and see Side Effects, the latest and supposedly last movie from Steven Soderbergh. (This review is spoiler-free until the very end of the show, for your listening / medical safety). Then it&rsquo...

The Thr3e count down their Top 5 Movies of 2012! Joey is ecstatic to be back; Josh and Evan don’t seem to notice. Then, a discussion of Zero Dark Thirty, the controversial new film from director Kathryn Bigelow. Plus, Indies; Joey’s second-hand Internet reviews; and Our Top 5 Worst Movies of the Year. Moviefraud returns ...

It’s Episode 50 of Moviefraud! Josh and Evan trade deathblows over Django Unchained, starring Jamie Foxx and Christoph Waltz. Is Tarantino a blatant racist? Josh says yes; Evan likes blood. Next, your hosts bet the farm on Silver Linings Playbook, from weirdo auteur David O. Russell. Evan hates the title.. but does he d...

Josh and Evan look at Ang Lee’s latest, Life of Pi, about a boy and a tiger adrift at sea (based on the novel by Yann Martel). Which of your hosts gets misty-eyed not once, but thrice, over the course of the film? (Hint: it’s Josh.) Plus, a discussion of the 1976 Sidney Lumet film, Network, as part of ...

Josh and Evan talk Lincoln, the new film from Steven Spielberg about our sixteenth president and his fight for the abolition of slavery, starring the one and only Daniel Day-Lewis. Does the movie shed light on Lincoln, the Man? Will Josh inevitably get lost in politic-ese? Is Tim Bl...

Josh and Evan continue the annual Moviefraud tradition of reviewing the latest Paranormal Activity movie for their Halloween show. Does 4 scare, or bore? Your hosts channel Toby for the answer. Plus: Josh reviews Cloud ...

Josh and Evan unearth Argo, the new, true film from Ben Affleck about a classified U.S. operation in 1980 Iran. Then your hosts talk Seven Psychopaths, from writer-director-playwright Martin McDonagh. Can the violence-obsessed auteur avoid the “sophomore slump”, after his incredible 2008 film, In ...