Cinema PSYOPS

CinePsyEP195 May Mattei: Island of the Living Dead Cort realizes that an entire month devoted to Bruno Mattei might be the worst idea he has ever had for this show.  Matt and Cort lament the latest film for May Mattei, Island of the Living Dead and tease out the upcoming Full Franchise Fest with the promise of much, much better films to come.  The dim-witted duo then dig into the frustrating nonse...

CinePsyEP194 May Mattei: Violence In a Women’s Prison Cort finally has the scavenged iMac up and running thanks to the help of the unnamed patron saint of Data Transfers.  Matt reveals a shocking revelation of his knowledge of Laura Gemser and the smuttier films from his past. Its recorded on the Wednesday before its Sunday release and Cort has no time to edit with so much on his schedule.  When i...

CinePsyEP193 Movie Stack Jenga: Point Of Terror The Cold open shows that Matt is still trying to delay pulling his own weight for the show.  Cort’s anger is diffused by Matt still not realizing how podcasts are made.  Matt tries to claim he is a massive turn on, which is the most vomitus thing Cort Has ever heard.  The show then kicks into a discussion of Cort’s mental issues and how they get ampl...

CinePsyEP192 Movie Stack Jenga: Blood Mania The Cold open reveals that Matt has a complete “How to get away with watching porn at work” plan all worked out.  The Boys then begin discussing The Crown International sleaze fest that is Blood Mania.  Things get real weird real fast as the sleazy Blood Mania infects Cort and Matt with its misogynistic tendencies.  A new catch phrase is coined, outtakes...

CinePsyEP191 Movie Stack Jenga: Prime Evil Cort reveals why he has the worst headache at the time of the recording by sharing a tale of how his intermittent explosive disorder once again got the better of him and caused a series of ridiculous things to occur.  The boys then settle in to discuss Prime Evil and why using magic to get laid is wrong.  Morality arguments ensue as Cort plays a literal d...

CinePsyEP190 Movie Stack Jenga: The Lurkers The Show Kicks off with the debate on moobs, boobs, and chests of a flat variety and spirals out of control while the guys tell stories abut their friends that may be hurt that we talk about them without naming their shame.  When the actual review kicks in Cort has a growing experience that has him contact his court appointed therapist and ruin the revie...

CinePsyEP189 Movie Stack Jenga: A Candle For The Devil.  A Eurohorror deep dive that has Matt questioning if watching the film put him on some kind of registry or list is on the review docket this week with A Candle For The Devil.  Cort is having a hard time keeping his cool with the frustrating characters who are judgmental rumor mongers and killers.  Matt is terrified that clips will come out of...

CinePsyEP188 Movie Stack Jenga: Hellbent 1988 Matt rides a make shift boat across the new great lake “Nebraska” to join Cort in the lab to record about Hellbent 1988.  Hellbent is the second feature from Richard Casey, who left the boys angry and confused with how much they ended up loving his first feature Horror House on Highway 5.  The second film has the boys just as flummoxed but for shocking...

CinePsyEP187 Movie Stack Jenga: Feed The Light Werewolfman Jack opens the show with interruptions from Matt sexually harassing James Stewart and attempting to Gaslight Cort about what went down.  Cort reveals he has been purposely rupturing holes in the fabric of reality and space time in order to have a timeless void for a man cave.  Matt states that all timeless voids would be turned into She Sh...

CinePsyEP186 Movie Stack Jenga: Queen of Blood The perils of ride sharing, “Vegas Baby!”,  and the art of padding out an episode with pablum.  Queen of Blood picks up where Blood For Irina left off and amplifies the frustrating experimental aspects to the breaking point of both hosts.  Spontaneous unconciousness over took both hosts as they viewed the spiritual sequel to the film that broke the sh...

CinePsyEP185 Movie Stack Jenga: Blood for Irina “Why such a short episode?” The listener thinks to themselves after seeing the first runtime of a CInePSY episode of a full movie review below 90mins.  “Wait What?”  the listener says out loud several times to themselves starting the episode off just after revelations about the experimental and “ Avant Garde” film that is the barely 75 min Blood for...

The boys start off the show with the follow up to the audience suggestions for the games of Fuck/Mary/Kill and Punchable/Kissable Faces.  After the game completes and the pair take things a little too far, they settle in for the review of The Eerie Midnight Horror Show.  Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/0PhshKRtKhh4ESfKhrer6s?si=7M_fLKDsRomBgiowA0WWOA iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podc...

 CinePsyEP183 Movie Stack Jenga: The Last House On Massacre Street    Cort and Matt start the episode suggesting which political figures have the best beards, which celebrity has the most punchable versus kissable face and request a game of Marry Fuck Kill with the listeners to kick off a review for a montage of montages masquerading as a film in The Last House On Massacre Street.    Spotify: http...

CinePsyEP182 Movie Stack Jenga: The House That Vanished Cort and Matt are taking an edgier, more nihilistic tone partially influenced by this weeks film, The House That Vanished.  The PSYOPS labs checks its many fields upon which their fucks have been grown and found them all to be barren as they attempt to pull it all together and battle this sudden onset of “Edgelorditus” in a half hearted attem...

CinePsyEP181 Movie Stack Jenga: The Manson Family Support the show while you sport the show: https://teespring.com/stores/cinema-psyops Jim Van Bebber’s unwavering drive to complete The Manson Family was a whispering myth in the underground film scene for the 15 years it took to complete.  Van Bebber created a powerful film using that large span of time to his advantage as he fleshes out what woul...

CinePsyBonus WPSY-PSYOP Radio Lets Burn This Mother F***er Down Support the show while you sport the show: https://teespring.com/stores/cinema-psyops It is revealed that Werewolf-Man Jack has been hiding out in a timeless void built for Jimmy Stewart so that he wont age.  In this void Werewolf-Man Jack has been stewing on the current state of the world and has assembled a play list designed to inc...

CinePsyEP180 Movie Stack Jenga: Reform School Girls Support the show while you sport the show: https://teespring.com/stores/cinema-psyops Cort dips his toe into the first ever solo review for the show with Reform School Girls.  While it’s not the greatest WIP flick ever made, it does star the punk rock goddess Wendy O Williams and has a special place in Cort’s heart for more than that reason alone...

CinePsyEP179 Movie Stack Jenga: The Night Child Support the show while you sport the show: https://teespring.com/stores/cinema-psyops Matt stays home to record because of reasons Cort refuses to believe as true. The pair discuss the multi titled Richard Johnson  vehicle The Night Child Aka the Cursed Medallion aka Together Forever.  Night Child is another movie with an arguably inappropriate fathe...

CinePsyEP178 Movie Stack Jenga: Lorna The Exorcist Support the show while you sport the show: https://teespring.com/stores/cinema-psyops Cort argues it’s an art film while Matt declares it less than porn. Cort delves for deeper meaning while Matt is upset at the lack of scissoring.  Jess Franco created what is arguably his most cohesive narrative with Lorna The Exorcist.  Equal parts pornographic...

CinePsyEP177 Movie Stack Jenga: The Vampire Lovers Support the show while you sport the show: https://teespring.com/stores/cinema-psyops Cort seems doomed to never enjoy a New Years Eve as he starts the show with a story of hate for a popular form of bar entertainment and a health scare that had him nearly headed to the hospital at approximately 3 in the morning.  The dimwitted duo then discuss 19...

CinePsyEP176 Couples Therapy: The Frighteners Support the show while you sport the show: https://teespring.com/stores/cinema-psyops Mr and Mrs sit down to discuss the Peter Jackson Director’s Cut of The Frighteners between opening presents and preparing a nice Christmas Dinner.  The pair discuss what they love about offbeat humor and horror and why Cort does and or does not need a switchblade styl...

CinePsyEP175 Full Franchise Fest: Basket Case Support the show while you sport the show: https://teespring.com/stores/cinema-psyops Unique Individuals will gravitate to the tale of Duane and Belial, brothers who were once inseparable and were torn apart by family demands and expectations.  Belial is no innocent victim here as he chews off faces and sexually assaults women that show an interest in...

CinePsyEP174 Movie Stack Jenga: The Stuntman Support the show while you sport the show: https://teespring.com/stores/cinema-psyops A Lost gem? A modern classic?  A reason to keep Cort awake with no sleep so Matt can select over 16 clips which most  were over 10 mins long prior to being cut down for the show? What would make the Stuntman justify that many clips? Peter O’Toole’s dialog delivery? The...

CinePsyEP173 Movie Stack Jenga: The Blood Spattered Bride Support the show while you sport the show: https://teespring.com/stores/cinema-psyops Cort and Matt struggle with their inability to interpret a film like The Blood Spattered Bride that appears to be speaking about subjects they feel unqualified to analyze and lament their faliure to do so.  They place the context of their interpretations o...

CinePsyEP172 Movie Stack Jenga: MurderLust Support the show while you sport the show: https://teespring.com/stores/cinema-psyops It is often as true of video box art as it is of books that you cannot judge its content by its cover.  With MurderLust being an interesting and low budget character study of a serial killer that was very ahead of its time, this is one time that is true for sure.  Murder...