Cinema Psychos Movie Reviews

In honor of February being Oscar month, we are celebrating in our own way by showcasing the very best in trashy yet awesome films as part of BAD MOVIE MADNESS MONTH! This week, Brian, John, and Laine breakdown what exactly makes a film a "B Movie". How are these films able to balance being extremely shitty yet able to warm the cockles of fan's hearts? So sit back, grab some popcorn as we dive into the world of B Movies!

This week, Brian, John, and Elaine are dropping some big news along with analyzing one of America's biggest most self gratifying institutions. We are now part of The Epicast Network and it is fitting that our first episode as part of this new partnership details the slew of snobbery from this years Academy Awards nominations. We examine the films up for awards and breakdown our picks along with the picks Hollywood will probably end up picking.

This week, Brian, John, and Elaine are joined by feminist blogger Jessica Semler of Jessica Rabbid as we tackle the controversial Chris Pratt - Jennifer Lawrence film: Passengers, a film that has brought up a lot of questions about relationships based on lies, morality, and justifying the condemnation of someone to death out of loneliness. So jump out of your sleep pods and get ready for some serious film critique nuggets as we review Passengers.

Now that the infamous New Year's 2017 stomach bug has left us, we can get down to brass tax with very exhaustive review of some of the gems and turds to grace the silver screen in 2016. In a year that brought us the deaths of countless celebrities and a gorilla and the election of a giant cheeto with tiny hands; does the world of cinema end up fulfilling our much needed escape or is it another symptom of a year that we can all say good riddance to.

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Two men enter! One man Leave! Welcome to Cinema Slugfest; The mini episode series from The Cinema Psychos Show. This week, The Force is strong with us as we try to answer the eternal struggle within Star Wars nerdom; Which side of The Force is better, The Dark Side or The Light Side? Fulfill your destiny and may The Force be with you.

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As indie filmmakers, we can appreciate the value of a review of your work. Film festivals, distribution companies, sales agents, etc. all look at reviews and press that a film can get when considering picking up a film. If you are interested in submitting your indie film for review, contact us at the links below with a digital screener of your movie and we will do what we can to feature it on a future episode of The Cinema Psychos Show.

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Happy New Year! This week, Brian interviews Jason Sauer, a true renaissance man in the Pittsburgh art scene. This "King of Art in Garfield" (a neighborhood in Pittsburgh) is the owner of Most Wanted Fine Art Gallery, the lynchpin of the booming Penn Ave Arts Scene. Jason provides a compelling look at his journey as a working artist, community organizer, and gallery owner.

Check out Jason and Most Wanted Fine Art at pittsburghartcar.com and on Facebook and Twitter

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As indie filmmakers, we can appreciate the value of a review of your work. Film festivals, distribution companies, sales agents, etc. all look at reviews and press that a film can get when considering picking up a film. If you are interested in submitting your indie film for review, contact us at the links below with a digital screener of your movie and we will do what we can to feature it on a future episode of The Cinema Psychos Show.

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Merry Christmahanukwanzaakah! This week we are back in a galaxy far far away as we review Disney's latest attempt to cash in on our nostalgia with Rogue One: A Star Wars Story AKA Star Wars minus any Jedi or Skywalker Drama. So does the movie hold up as a Star Wars movie or does it come off as a depressing member-berry laden piece of fluff?

This week, we continue with our month long advent calendar of Christmas goodness by unwrapping some of our favorite go to holiday themed movies and TV specials. As an added treat, we are joined with special guest host, Jon Towers; the bad ass author from Stigmata Studios behind the new graphic novel, The Ages and the voice behind fellow podcasts, Red Horse Radio and The Abracast.

Check out Jon Towers work as part of Stigmata Studios at jonnyaxx.com

Pick up your copy of the epic indie graphic novel, The Ages: The Books of The New Apocrypha, on Amazon Today!

Two men enter! One man Leave! Welcome to Cinema Slugfest; The mini episode series from The Cinema Psychos Show. This week, two Killer Santas' will enter our cinematic thunder dome of doom as we try to decide which version of the classic adaptation of Tales from the Crypt's "All Through The House" is superior; the original 1972 version or the 1989 episode from the HBO TV series. Prepare for Battle!

Have you been nice or naughty this year? This week, Brian, John, and Elaine are definitely on the naughty list as they serve up a heaping helping of holiday cheer with our top three picks to get you and your homicidal maniac brother into the holiday spirit. First in our yuletide tour, we look at the 1974 pre slasher classic, Black Christmas. Then we will be taking our one horse open "slay" down to 1984's Silent Night, Deadly Night. And to round out the top three, the Xmas neo nazi classic starring Grizzly Adams himself; 1989's Elves. So pour a tall glass of egg nog and sharpen your murdering axe, we got a jam packed holiday show for you.