Buried Cinema

Buried Cinema

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Buried Cinema episodes

  • Episode 308: A Taste of the Fear of the Horror of the Slithering Pieces of Dracula

    This week we're talking B movies, starting with the 1982 cult slasher flick PIECES, followed by James Gunn's 2006 directorial debut, SLITHER. Next we move to classic Hammer films, 1958's HORROR OF DRACULA and 1961's SCREAM OF FEAR, both starring Christopher Lee. At the end we look forward to our Junk January line-up, followed by a post-outro reminiscence on a particular Junk January episode of the past.

    1 hr 57 min
  • Episode 289 - Enter the Zebraman [Throwback Thursday]

    It's our annual WTF month, and we're doing spoof movies, with Steve Oedekirk's 2002 'Kung Pow! Enter the Fist,' Marty Feldman's 1977 'The Last Remake of Beau Geste,' and Takashi Miike's 2004 'Zebraman.' And join us next time as we look at a bunch of remakes (that have nothing to do with Beau Geste).

    1 hr 14 min
  • Episode 307: Blue Ruined Monkeys

    Taking a page from our last podcast, where the theme was green and we watched a Jeremy Saulnier film, for this episode the theme is blue and we are watching a Jeremy Saulnier film. We discuss revenge thriller BLUE RUIN (2013) as well as buried 80s sci-fi horror "gem" BLUE MONKEY (1987), which has nothing to do with monkeys or even colors, really. At the end we look forward to talking about some B-horror movies. (Wait... didn't we just do that?)

    1 hr
  • Episode 306: It's Nazi Being Green

    Steve's theme this episode is "green." Yep, that's it. So we watch Jeremy Saulnier's brutal thriller GREEN ROOM (2015) and Derek Cianfrance's multi-generational drama THE PLACE BEYOND THE PINES (2012). Steve airs his personal beef with Patrick Stewart, and Kevin surprises everyone with his answer to which character from Green Room he'd most want to make out with. At the end we look forward to our next podcast. The theme for that one is blue. Yeah, we're a creative bunch.

    50 min
  • Episode 305: War Huh Yeah WTF Is It Good For
    Our second WTF podcast of the year is about WTF war films, and Kevin's picked a psychotropic trip through a Miltonian hellscape with JACOB'S LADDER (1990), featuring an early dramatic turn from Tim Robbins. Next up Patrick's chosen the Israeli animated war documentary (you know, one of those), WALTZ WITH BASHIR (2008). At the end we look forward to going green.
    57 min
  • Episode 304: Tickle My Tabloids - WTF Documentaries
    It's our annual WTF podcast, but with a documentary twist, so we're talking competitive tickling with David Farrier's 2016 documentary TICKLED and beauty queens who kidnap Mormons for sex with Errol Morris's 2010 TABLOID. But what are these movies really about? Who on the podcast is the most ticklish? Do zombies have genders? Listen to find out.
    46 min
  • Episode 303: A Fairy Tale Podcast
    On this episode of Buried Cinema, Nate has us watching Matteo Garrone's TALE OF TALES (2015), a three-story anthology based on a collection of fairy tales from 17th century Italy, full of violence and horror and decidedly unhappy endings. Brian decides to pair WILLOW (1988), a George Lucas/Ron Howard production that is, to Brian's surprise, definitely not an Ewok movie. At the end we look forward to our annual WTF episode, and stay after the outro to learn everything you never knew you wanted to know about Crispin Glover.
    58 min
  • Episode 302: McPaddington & Mrs. Miller
    Kevin picks a movie because it has his family name in it, so he tells Patrick to pick a family movie, and that's how we ended up watching a Robert Altman film about prostitution and murder-for-hire in the Old West alongside the whimsical tale of a little bear in a big city. We're discussing MCCABE & MRS. MILLER (1971), starring Warren Beatty and Julie Christie, and PADDINGTON 2 (2017), starring the beautiful and talented Sally Hawkins and a bunch of other British people who aren't Sally Hawkins.
    53 min
  • Episode 291: Werner Herzog's Fitzferatu [Throwback Thursday]
    It's an all-Werner Herzog/Klaus Kinksi podcast as we discuss the director/actor team's 1979 remake of 'Nosferatu the Vampyre' as well as their notorious 'Fitzcarraldo' of 1982. Then we discuss our next podcast's theme of 'wholesome animal love,' and yes that conversation is about as mature as you'd expect.
    54 min

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We love movies. Every week we spend countless hours viewing, meditating upon, and engaging in lengthy pseudo-intellectual discourse about movies--hours that probably should be spent doing something…