Cinema Autopsy – Where movies come to die... or maybe just get hilariously dissected! Hosted by Ayssa, Jermaine, and Travis, this dark comedy show pulls no punches as the trio sits down—usually with a drink (or three)—to rip apart films they've just watched. Whether it's a blockbuster or a cinematic flop, no movie is safe from their morbidly funny analysis. With alcohol-fueled banter and zero filters, they dive deep into what worked, what failed, and what left them questioning reality. It's like a drunken movie night with friends, only way funnier and probably darker.
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Cinema Autopsy – Where movies come to die... or maybe just get hilariously dissected! Hosted by Ayssa, Jermaine, and Travis, this dark comedy show pulls no punches as the trio sits down—usually with a drink (or three)—to rip apart films they've just watched. Whether it's a blockbuster or a cinematic flop, no movie is safe from their morbidly funny analysis. With alcohol-fueled banter and zero filters, they dive deep into what worked, what failed, and what left them questioning reality. It's like a drunken movie night with friends, only way funnier and probably darker.
Ayssa and Travis welcome Plastic Fangs Podcast host Jon Ramsay to the show to talk about the 1988 classic Mac and Me.
Cinema Autopsy
Cinema Autopsy – Where movies come to die... or maybe just get hilariously dissected! Hosted by Ayssa, Jermaine, and Travis, this dark comedy show pulls no punches as the trio sits down—usually with a drink (or three)—to rip apart films they've just watched. Whether it's a blockbuster or a cinematic flop, no movie is safe from their morbidly funny analysis. With alcohol-fueled banter and zero filters, they dive deep into what worked, what failed, and what left them questioning reality. It's like a drunken movie night with friends, only way funnier and probably darker.
