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Cinema Psychos Movie Reviews

Brian Cottington

Love movies? The Cinema Psychos Show is your go-to movie review podcast that mixes comedy, film history, and unfiltered opinions. Each week, indie filmmakers Brian Cottington and John Wooliscroft dive into everything from cult horror and 80s classics to today"s biggest blockbusters. Expect hilarious rants, deep dives into storytelling and cinematography, and the kind of film discussion you wish you had with your friends. Whether you"re searching for funny movie reviews, horror podcast

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01:26:01

Spiderman: No Way Home - Movie Review - Episode 231

Cinema Psychos Movie Reviews ·

2022/01/24

This week, we are back from the multiverse of franchise madness and boy oh boy do we have a doozey of an episode to you with our review of Spiderman: No Way Home. A movie that has proved to be one of the biggest films since Avengers: Endgame and one of the most buzz worthy films in recent years. Literally all of 2021 was a combination of news on the pandemic and rumors and leaks about just how many spidermen would be in Spiderman: No Way Home. But does a movie with that much buzz actually

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New Years Evil (1980) - Movie Review - Episode 230

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2022/01/01

Happy New Year Psychos Nation! It's been a hell of a 2021 and we are hopeful that 2022 just sucks a little bit less than last year. So to kick off 2022, we are celebrating by reviewing probably one of the only slasher films that tackle New Years Eve; 1980's New Years Evil. A movie that manages to neither scare or entertain any audience, New Years Evil is the story of Punk Rock/New Wave Elvira Wannabe "Blaze" who on her call in music show is terrorized by a caller by the name of "Evil" who

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01:04:53

The Santa Clause (1994)- Movie Review - Episode 229

Cinema Psychos Movie Reviews ·

2021/12/25

Merry Christmas Psychos Nation! Whether you are a grinch, a scrooge, or a card carrying member of the Jelly of the Month Club, From all of us to all of you, we wish you and your loved ones happy holidays. As our present to all of you, this week we are tackling what might be the darkest christmas movie that just about every millenial loves. Imagine if you will, a dead beat dad who catches a legally binding virus after accidentally killing Santa Claus throug his clothes that slowly morphs his body

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59:48

Our Top Christmas Horror Movie Picks - 2021 Edition -...

Cinema Psychos Movie Reviews ·

2021/12/13

This week, John and Brian are ringing in the holidays with pure unadulterated TERROR! We are breaking down our picks for yule tide horror currently streaming on your favorite platform. Is this a cry for sponsorship to Shudder....maybe. But either way, grab your favorite egg based beverage and snuggle up to your headphones as we provide you with our picks for the best Christmas Horror Movies out there today! FROM THE CONCESSION STAND- YOUTUBE SHOW! We've got a brand new youtube show called

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01:12:41

Dune (1984) - Movie Review - Episode 227

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2021/11/27

This week, Brian and John travel to the year 10191 the the world of Dune. Being that Denis Villeneuve's masterpiece was recently released on HBO Max and theaters to rave reviews and serving as a visual effects schmorgasborg, we thought that instead of do a review on that movie that we take a look at the bizarre and hard to understand 1984, David Lynch version that gave us such wonderful moments like Sting in a triangle cod piece, Sir Patrick Stewart discussing that moods are for "cattle and love

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01:10:30

Hellraiser (1987) - Movie Review - Episode 226

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2021/11/15

This week, Brian and John are explorers in the further reaches of experience as we take a trip back to the year 1987 and review a film that serves as a perfect fit between this gap of time between Halloween and Thanksgiving; Clive Barker's Hellraiser. A movie that is equal parts family drama (just like thanksgiving) and sadomascistic demons from beyond the grave.....see I told you it works for both holidays. Hellraiser was a film that stuck out from the masked killers and dream demons from the

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01:00:25

Fear Street (1994/1978/1666) - Movie Review - From...

Cinema Psychos Movie Reviews ·

2021/11/08

What happens when nostalgia for a horror book series from the 90's collides with a streaming giant with an insatiable appetite for content....you get the 3 part extravaganza, FEAR STREET! As we come down from the halloween highs, Brian and Laine felt it was a good idea to take a deep look at this series that manages to on one hand bring a good amount of gore and decent characters to life, but at the same time anger and confuse Brian due to a lack of attention to detail or following the film's own

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01:02:29

Halloween Kills (2021) - Movie Review - Episode 225

Cinema Psychos Movie Reviews ·

2021/10/25

WARNING: SPOILERS!!! Happy Halloween Everyone! This week, Brian and John are bursting at the seams with the spooky season spirit and tackling a review of one of the most hotly anticipated movies to drop on theaters and streaming.......NO NOT DUNE! We are of course talking about Halloween Kills (2021). The sequel to the 2018 hit that served as more of a mouth wash to cleanse the pallete of the Rob Zombie stink. Yet the question remained, where do you go from here? Last we left Michael Myers, he

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Spookies (1986) - Movie Review - Episode 224

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2021/10/20

This week, we are rolling out the perfect trick (or treat depending on how much you like this movie) with a trip back in time to the 80's.....we're not sure the year because the little gem of a movie we are reviewing may have been shot in 1984, 1985, and then released in 1986, 1987, and 1988. The movie is the mutant mish mash that is SPOOKIES! A movie you probably remember bits of pieces from during those late nights on TNT's Monster-Vision or USA's Up-All-Night from the 90's but never actually

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CarousHELL The 2nd - Movie Review - Episode 223

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2021/10/11

This week, John and Brian are back with a breakdown of a indie horror film just in time for Spooky Season. Friend of the show, Steve Rudzinski has dropped the sequel to his 2016 magnum killer unicorn opus with CarousHELL The 2nd. We try to remain fairly spoiler free on this one but be warned there are a few plot points dropped in this review that may be spoilery. CarousHELL The 2nd is one of the rare movies that we've come across that fostered a pretty decent back and forth conversation over what

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01:13:39

Mel Brooks- Filmmaker Retrospective - Episode 222

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2021/09/28

This week, Brian and John break down the life and career of the king of the parody film.....No not the Zucker's and no not Naked Gun or Airplane. We are instead talking about Mel Brooks. A man who has helped shape comedy (and film history) with his fantastic wit in his ability to write and punch up scripts for TV, his parody films knocking everything from the western all the way to parodies of Dracula and Frankenstein, and funding and producing films that transcend cinema with credits for The Fly

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54:27

Why We Love B Movies - Episode 221

Cinema Psychos Movie Reviews ·

2021/09/20

This week, we are back after a brief hiatus dropping one of our most introspective episodes to date. Most of us have a deep down love of terrible cinema. It's the demented gremlin cousin of the part of you that laudes the best director or best film of the year. Deep down, we all love to watch an awesomely bad film. But did you ever take a step back and ask yourself why you love terrible cinema? That's the question Brian and John attempt to answer today. What is it that drives us to revel in

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01:13:53

Batman and Robin (1997): The "Wacky Deli" of...

Cinema Psychos Movie Reviews ·

2021/08/29

This week's episode is 220 episodes in the making. This week, we are closing out our long running review of the Tim Burton/Joel Schumacher Original Batman Series with 1997's Batman and Robin. What is truly amazing about this cluster of neon, terrible acting, terrible story, puns, and camp galore is that this movie was the fear that fan boys had back in 1988 when Michael Keaton, at the time knkown for comedic roles, was cast. A fear that Batman would return to the ridiculous and over the top

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Slaxx (2020)- Movie Review- From The Concession Stand...

Cinema Psychos Movie Reviews ·

2021/08/23

This week, we are hanging out at the mall as we take a look at the darker side of fashion...and comedy in the 2020 Canadian dark comedy horror film, SLAXX. Slaxx is a movie that we all discovered while surfing Shudder and boy oh boy is it a bloody good time but also forces Laine and Brian to relive their deepest darkest memories of working in Retail Hell. FROM THE CONCESSION STAND- YOUTUBE SHOW! We've got a brand new youtube show called "From The Concession Stand." It is a biweekly look at all

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Space Jam: A New Legacy (2021) - Movie Review -...

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2021/08/16

This week we are back after a brief break with an absolute first. a new movie that will be inducted into the revered Pantheron of Utter S*#t! The 90 minute long Warner Brothers Infomercial; Space Jam: A New Legacy. A sequel to a movie that isn't as good as you remembered when you were 11 years old nor was it a sequel that we absolutely asked for. Space Jam: A New Legacy features truly the apex of 'member berries combined with by far some of the worst acting by not only Lebron James but also

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01:12:49

Black Widow (2021) - Movie Review - Episode 218

Cinema Psychos Movie Reviews ·

2021/08/01

This week, Brian and John tackle Marvel Studios' first foreay into the quagmire that is the post-pandemic movie landscape with Black Widow. A movie that was late due to a pandemic but also about 5 years too late due to the bone-headed belief that female-led superhero films would not sell in a sea of space gods, hulks, iron men, and super soldiers. The result is a movie that tries to make up for lost time that originally saw a character reduced to the quintessential "sexy lamp" in Iron Man 2 and

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37:55

Loki & Marvel TV - From The Concession Stand - Bonus...

Cinema Psychos Movie Reviews ·

2021/07/14

Disclaimer: We recorded this little commentary on Loki well before the finale. So there is a good chance that our predictions are incorrect....or are they? Welcome to the first episode of "FROM THE CONCESSION STAND!" A piece of bonus content from The Cinema Psychos Show that takes a look at all things streaming! This week, Brian and Laine are burdened with glorious purpose as we break down the current crop of marvel tv shows, especially the time travelling and Multiverse bending madhouse that is

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01:00:37

Team America: World Police (2004) - Movie Review -...

Cinema Psychos Movie Reviews ·

2021/07/05

This week, we are celebrating the 4th of July the only way we know how. By breaking down one of the biggest parodies of American imperialism, 2004's Team America: World Police. A movie from the minds of Trey Parker and Matt Stone, probably the only people in the world who could make a movie that offends literally everyone yet still holds up as a fantastic parody of not only post 9/11 hysteria but also a parody of over the top Jerry Bruckheimer films. Do we think this movie could be made now a

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01:16:19

Summer School (1987) - Movie Review - Episode 216

Cinema Psychos Movie Reviews ·

2021/06/28

This week, we are reliving our worst nightmares......high school. We are sticking around 1987 as we take a look at one of the rare teenage comedies from the era to actually not be completely gross out and full of adult jokes. We are of course talking about the 1987 blast from the past, Summer School. A movie that gave us Mark Harmon prior to joining the force of NCIS, Kirsty Alley before Cheers and Look Who's Talking, and Dean Cameron before Ski School. A movie that just might be more famous for a

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01:13:00

The Stepfather (1987)- Movie Review - Episode 215

Cinema Psychos Movie Reviews ·

2021/06/20

This week, Brian and John celebrate Father's Day in the only way possible; by reviewing a movie about a homicidal maniac who preys on single parent families in his search for the perfect family. We are of course talking about 1987's The Stepfather. An odd ball and much under appreciated slasher film that feels more like a slasher from the early 80's rather than the late 80's when stripped-sweatered dream killers and sadomascistic demons from a puzzle box were all the rage. Yet this film rises above

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