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. Join us as we surface with behind-the-scenes stories, movie trivia, production disasters, plenty of laughs and a healthy debate about whether James Cameron is a filmmaking genius, completely mad... or somehow both. If you love film podcasts, movie reviews, cult cinema, classic science fiction, 80s movies, James Cameron films, Ed Harris, Mary Elizabeth Mastrantonio, practical effects, deep dives into cinema history and discovering movies that deserve another look, then you've just found your new favourite movie podcast. Whether you've watched The Abyss dozens of times or you've only ever heard whispers about "that underwater Cameron film," we'll help you decide if it's a forgotten masterpiece or if everyone just needs a little more oxygen before making that call. So grab your diving suit, avoid any suspicious glowing water, and prepare to descend into one of cinema's deepest adventures with us. You can send any questions about this episode and any general movie questions to [email protected] and we will try to answer your questions on the pod! If you enjoy the episode, please subscribe, follow, leave us a rating and share us with your fellow film fans. Every download, review and recommendation helps more people discover the show and keeps us digging up forgotten, beloved and bizarre movies every single week. #TheAbyss #JamesCameron #MoviePodcast #FilmPodcast #SciFiMovies #Cinema #MovieReview #CultFilms #FilmFans #PodcastRecommendations Bury Our Bones With Cinema, digging up the movies that refuse to stay buried.

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 “WAZZZZUP!” for everyone. We break down the rise of spoof movies, the legacy of parody comedies, and whether Scary Movie could even exist in modern cinema without causing complete internet meltdown. Along the way there’s terrible impressions, chaotic tangents, nostalgic movie discussions, and enough dumb jokes to make Ghostface hang up the phone in disappointment. If you love horror movies, comedy podcasts, cult cinema, movie reviews, film discussions, retro movies, parody films, Scream, early-2000s nostalgia, and movie podcasts that mix genuine film chat with total nonsense, this episode is absolutely for you. Download, follow, and subscribe now on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and everywhere you get your podcasts — because your ears deserve better… but you’re listening anyway. #ScaryMovie #HorrorPodcast #MoviePodcast #CultCinema #FilmTok Bury Our Bones With Cinema, digging up the movies that refuse to stay buried.

🚂🎬 ALL ABOARD THE CHAOS TRAIN: Bong Joon Ho’s Snowpiercer | Bury Our Bones With Cinema What do you get when you cross class warfare, protein bars made of bugs, and Captain America in a grimy hoodie? You get Bong Joon Ho's Snowpiercer—a post-apocalyptic thrill ride where the only thing colder than the outside world is Tilda Swinton’s deadpan delivery. ❄️🛠️ In this episode, we grab our axes, ration our dialogue, and throw subtlety out the window as we deep-dive into one of the wildest dystopias on rails. From train cars of luxury to carriages of carnage, we explore what makes Snowpiercer a cult classic, a class warfare metaphor, and possibly the sweatiest Chris Evans performance in cinematic history. 😅💪 Whether you're a film nerd, Bong Joon Ho devotee, or just here for post-apocalyptic chaos with a side of philosophy, this episode is for you. Subscribe, download, and hit that follow button faster than a tail-section revolt. 🧨 You can send any questions about this episode and any general movie questions to [email protected] and we will try to answer your questions on the pod! #Snowpiercer #BongJoonHo #MoviePodcast #FilmAnalysis #ChrisEvans #TildaSwinton #SciFiMovies #DystopianCinema #ClassWarfare #PodcastRecommendations #MovieLovers #CinemaClub #PodcastAddict #TrainMovies #FilmNerdsUnite #PostApocalyptic

🚨 This week on Bury Our Bones With Cinema, host Ryan Etherington is joined by the irrepressible Simon Keet for a riotous dive into the absurd world of The Naked Gun: From the Files of Police Squad! — the 1988 spoof comedy classic that redefined cinematic slapstick. 🎭 From banana peels to baseball bloopers, Ryan and Simon explore how Leslie Nielsen’s iconic portrayal of Lt. Frank Drebin turned deadpan into an art form, and how the Zucker-Abrahams-Zucker team’s gag-a-second style left a lasting mark on comedy cinema. Expect breakdowns of unforgettable scenes, deep-cut trivia, and a salute to the dying art of the spoof. 💥 They’ll unpack: The origins of The Naked Gun in the short-lived but brilliant Police Squad! TV show How Leslie Nielsen reinvented himself as a comedy icon The film’s lasting influence on modern parody and slapstick Why The Naked Gun still delivers laughs in an era of irony and self-awareness Whether you're a lifelong fan or a curious first-timer, this episode guarantees laughs, chaos, and more innuendo than a mayor's press conference. You can send any questions about this episode and any general movie questions to [email protected] and we will try to answer yours questions on the pod! #TheNakedGun #LeslieNielsen #FrankDrebin #PoliceSquad #ZuckerAbrahamsZucker #80sComedy #MoviePodcast #ComedyClassic #SpoofMovies #ParodyFilm #FilmPodcast #RetroCinema #RyanEtherington #SimonKeet #BuryOurBonesWithCinema #CultComedy #SlapstickHumor #CinemaDiscussion #FilmReviewPodcast #ComedyIcons

In this surreal deep-dive, Bury Our Bones With Cinema host Ryan Etherington is joined by long time collaborator and film fan Simon Keet to unpack the sprawling, divisive, and utterly hypnotic enigma that is Richard Kelly’s 2006 sci-fi satire Southland Tales. A film that was booed at Cannes and buried on release, yet has since risen from the cinematic dead to become a cult classic, Southland Tales is the perfect specimen for the kind of cultural resurrection this podcast thrives on. With its apocalyptic Los Angeles setting, time rifts, neo-Marxists, and a porn star prophet (played by Sarah Michelle Gellar), Kelly’s post-Donnie Darko fever dream is a chaotic mirror held up to post-9/11 America. Ryan and Simon dissect the film’s satirical politics, the casting of Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson, and its prophetic lens on media manipulation and societal collapse. Along the way, they wrestle with questions of artistic ambition, narrative coherence, and whether a film this broken can still be beautiful. Whether you’re a long-time defender of Southland Tales or a curious newcomer, this episode promises a passionate, cerebral ride through one of the most ambitious failures in 21st-century American cinema. Expect film theory, political commentary, and a fair dose of existential dread, all wrapped up in a tribute to the strange, the misunderstood, and the forgotten corners of the silver screen. You can send any questions about this episode and any general movie questions to [email protected] and we will try to answer yours questions on the pod! 🎥 #SouthlandTales #CultCinema #RichardKelly #FilmPodcast #MovieAnalysis #DwayneJohnson #SciFiSatire #CinemaPodcast #PodcastRecommendation #CinephileContent #Post9/11Cinema #PodcastWithPurpose #FilmCriticism #AlternativeCinema