Bury Our Bones With Cinema

James Cameron didn't just go to the bottom of the ocean with The Abyss... he practically moved in. This week on Bury Our Bones With Cinema, we're diving headfirst into one of the most ambitious science fiction films ever made, exploring everything from underwater filmmaking nightmares to groundbreaking visual effects, unforgettable performances and why The Abyss still deserves a place among the greatest sci-fi movies ever made.

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Welcome to Bury Our Bones With Cinema Presents: S**t Cinema, where we bravely venture into the bargain bin, the dusty VHS shelf and the weirdest corners of low-budget movies in search of one simple question: are there actually any hidden gems lurking among the rubbish?

This episode, we're tackling the gloriously bonkers The Cat (1991), directed by Lam Ngai-Choi. It's a film that somehow combines alien cats, supernatural martial art...

This week on Bury Our Bones With Cinema, we’re putting on the Ghostface mask and diving straight into the chaotic stupidity of Scary Movie — the horror parody that somehow became just as iconic as the films it was making fun of. From ridiculous Scream references to absolutely unhinged early-2000s comedy, we revisit the movie that made an entire generation laugh at horror films while also permanently ruining the phrase &...

This week on Bury Our Bones With Cinema, we’re stepping into the fog-filled nightmare of The Mist (2007) — the Stephen King horror adaptation that proves supermarkets are somehow more terrifying than giant monsters. Seriously, after this movie you’ll never look at the frozen food aisle the same way again.

We break down the terrifying creature design, the bleak atmosphere, the rise of panic and paranoia, and THAT e...

🎬🔫 Bury Our Bones With Cinema dives headfirst into the cocaine-smuggling, diplomatic-immunity-having, toilet-exploding chaos of Lethal Weapon 2 — the movie that asked, “What if your best friend was deeply traumatized andterrible at following police procedure?”

This week, we’re unpacking all the high-speed chases, unhinged one-liners, South African villains, and property damage that made this sequel bigger,...

🕯️💀 Bury Our Bones With Cinema opens the creaking crypt doors on The Addams Family — the gloriously gothic fever dream that turned America’s weirdest family into absolute cinema icons.

This week, we’re talking about gothic camp, cursed family values, unforgettable performances, and the sheer power of Raul Julia looking at his wife like she personally invented romance. From exploding trains to disembodied hands, ...

Four boys. One unforgettable journey. And a podcast episode that might just hit you harder than a train whistle in the distance.

This week on Bury Our Bones With Cinema, we head down the tracks with Stand by Me—the coming-of-age classic that somehow manages to be nostalgic, heartbreaking, hilarious, and quietly devastating all at once. We dig into the film’s tender exploration of friendship, memory, and the strange, fle...

This week on Bury Our Bones With Cinema, we soar back to 1978 to revisit Superman—the film that didn’t just launch a hero, it defined what superhero movies could be. From the sweeping score to the earnest charm, we explore how this iconic origin story still manages to feel sincere in a genre now packed with multiverses, reboots, and e...

You maniacs! You finally made us podcast about it!

This week, we blast off into Planet of the Apes (1968)—a film that asked the bold question: “What if monkeys ran society… and honestly did a better job?”

Join us as we swing through:

• Charlton Heston yelling at everything (and everyone) like it personally offended him

• The ultimate role-reversal: humans as the weird ones for once

• Ape politics, court...

What happens when you lock 12 dudes in a room, give them one fan, zero patience, and a life-or-death decision? Absolute cinema, that’s what.

This week, we dive headfirst into 12 Angry Men—a film where the drama is hot, the tempers are hotter, and somehow the sweat deserves its own supporting actor credit. 💦

Join us as we break down:

• Why Hen...

Come play with us… and by “play,” we mean spiral slowly into madness while trapped in a haunted hotel with questionable interior design choices.

This week, we’re checking into The Shining—where the drinks are strong, the ghosts are chatty, and the carpet has seen things it cannot unsee.

Join us as we unravel:

• Why Jack prob...

Strap in, Marines—this week on Bury Our Bones With Cinema, we’re dropping onto LV-426 to tackle James Cameron’s Aliens, the ultimate #scifi sequel that taught the world the true meaning of “game over, man!” With pulse rifles blazing and wit dialed to maximum firepower, we dig into why this #actionclassic still dominates the cultural hive decades later.

We unpack Ellen Ripley’s legendary transform...

In this week’s Bury Our Bones With Cinema, we dive headfirst—like a feather-haired Elvis whispering in your ear—into the neon-splattered chaos of True Romance. From Quentin Tarantino’s blistering dialogue to Tony Scott’s sun-drenched carnage, we break down why this cult classic remains a #crimefilm fever dream wrapped in a #90smovies love letter.

Join us as we unpack the irresistible chemistry between ...

Grab your latex, your corn syrup, and your fake blood — this week on Bury Our Bones With Cinema, we count down Ten of the Best Practical Effects in Movie History. From chest-bursting aliens to melting Nazis, we’re worshipping at the altar of #practicaleffects — the glorious, gooey art form that made #moviemagic real long before CGI crashed the party.

Join us as we dissect the splatter and spectacle behind iconic m...

This week on Bury Our Bones With Cinema, we invite you to the most cursed playdate in horror history as we unravel the sinister elegance of The Omen (1976) — the film that made everyone side-eye children named Damien and rethink babysitting forever. From decapitations to demonic dogs, we dive deep into Richard Donner’s devilishly smart direction, Jerry Goldsmith’s Oscar-winning “Ave Satani,” and how on...

In this spine-chilling episode of Bury Our Bones With Cinema, we turn our heads—and maybe a few stomachs—toward William Friedkin’s 1973 masterpiece, The Exorcist, the film that made pea soup infamous and priests suddenly very busy. Join us as we dig into the making of one of the most terrifying movies ever put on screen, exploring the film’s blasphemous beauty, behind-the-scenes curses, and why it still make...

🌲📹 LOST IN THE WOODS (AND IN THE VHS TAPE): The Blair Witch Project (1999) | Bury Our Bones With Cinema kicks off Horror Month with a echo in the woods. 

Three film students went into the Maryland woods with cameras. What they found was shaky footage, loud crying, and the single most terrifying pile of sticks ever put on screen. Welcome to The Blair Witch Project—the movie that convinced half of America it was real, an...

🦇🎭 HAVE YOU EVER DANCED WITH THE PODCAST IN THE PALE MOONLIGHT? Tim Burton’s Batman (1989) | Bury Our Bones With Cinema

Before the Bat-nipples, before Christian Bale’s throat lozenges, before the Snyder Cut—there was Tim Burton’s Batman. A gothic fever dream where Michael Keaton whispers, Jack Nicholson cackles, and Gotham City looks like a German Expressionist had a baby with a Hot Topic. 🏙️💀

We swoop i...

🌼🎸 LET THE SUNSHINE IN: Milos Forman’s Hair (1979) – | Bury Our Bones With Cinema

Peace signs, draft cards, and more questionable hairstyles than a 1970s barbershop—this week we’re diving headfirst into Milos Forman’s Hair, the big-screen adaptation of the counterculture musical that asked America: What if rebellion came with choreography? 💃✌️

Join us as we sing, sway, and side-eye our way through a...