Carrie (1976)

Carrie White is having a bad week. 😬 She’s bullied at school, terrified of her fanatically religious mother, completely out of her depth at prom… and then she discovers she can move things with her mind. Honestly, we’ve all had enough of school to understand why things escalate. In this episode of Bury Our Bones With Cinema, we’re heading back to 1976 for Brian De Palma’s legendary adaptation of Stephen King’s Carrie. We dig into one of the most influential horror movies of the 1970s, from Sissy Spacek’s unforgettable performance and Piper Laurie’s gloriously unhinged turn as Margaret White, to the infamous prom sequence that turned teenage humiliation into one of cinema’s most iconic bloodbaths. We’ll be talking Carrie (1976), Stephen King, Brian De Palma, Sissy Spacek, Piper Laurie, horror movies, psychological horror, supernatural horror, classic horror films, 1970s cinema, cult movies, adaptations, prom night nightmares and why Carrie remains such an important movie nearly 50 years later. Was Carrie really the monster? Is Margaret White one of the worst movie mums ever? Could Tommy Ross have survived if everyone had simply minded their own business? And, most importantly… why does nobody in this school seem to have access to a functioning safeguarding department? Whether you’re a lifelong Stephen King fan, a horror obsessive, a lover of classic cinema, or someone discovering Carrie for the first time, there’s plenty here to dig your teeth into. 🎧 Listen, download, follow and subscribe to Bury Our Bones With Cinema wherever you get your podcasts. And if you enjoy the episode, tell a friend, share it on social media and help us dig up a few more movie lovers! 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! #Carrie #Carrie1976 #StephenKing #BrianDePalma #SissySpacek #PiperLaurie #HorrorMovies #ClassicHorror #HorrorPodcast #MoviePodcast #FilmPodcast #CultCinema #1970sCinema #BuryOurBonesWithCinema #Cinema Bury Our Bones With Cinema, digging up the movies that refuse to stay buried.

This week on Bury Our Bones With Cinema, we're heading to the land of perpetual daylight to ask the important questions: can lack of sleep really make you hallucinate, and is Christopher Nolan's Insomnia (2002) one of the most underrated psychological thrillers of the 21st century? Join us as we dive into Insomnia, starring Al Pacino, Robin Williams, and Hilary Swank, exploring the film's haunting atmosphere, incredible performances, behind-the-scenes trivia, production stories, box office success, and why this tense crime thriller deserves far more love than it usually gets. We also discuss how Insomnia fits into Christopher Nolan's remarkable filmography and whether it laid the groundwork for the filmmaker who would later give us The Dark Knight, Inception, Interstellar, and Oppenheimer. If you love movie podcasts, film reviews, cinema discussion, thriller movies, crime films, and discovering hidden gems, you've come to the right place. Expect laughs, questionable opinions, terrible sleep advice, and the usual amount of movie nerding as we uncover what makes this atmospheric remake tick. Was Robin Williams one of cinema's most chilling villains? Does Al Pacino's permanently exhausted detective deserve more recognition? And how many cups of coffee does it actually take to survive an Alaskan summer? (Scientific answers not guaranteed.) Whether you've loved Insomnia since 2002 or you're discovering it for the very first time, this episode is packed with everything fans of film podcasts, movie history, Christopher Nolan movies, psychological thrillers, and classic modern cinema could want. So grab your headphones, hit download, subscribe, and join us as we dig up another film that refuses to stay buried. 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! #Insomnia #ChristopherNolan #AlPacino #RobinWilliams #HilarySwank #MoviePodcast #FilmPodcast #PsychologicalThriller #CrimeThriller #MovieReview #FilmReview #Cinema #MovieDiscussion #FilmHistory #CultCinema #UnderratedMovies #2000sMovies #Podcast #MovieFans #BuryOurBonesWithCinema Bury Our Bones With Cinema, digging up the movies that refuse to stay buried.

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.

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 arts, horror, science fiction, comedy and enough bewildering plot twists to make your brain ask for a refund. Is it an overlooked cult movie that deserves a second chance, or is it exactly the kind of cinematic chaos its reputation suggests? Join us as we sift through the madness, uncover fascinating behind-the-scenes trivia, laugh at the moments that simply shouldn't exist and celebrate the kind of wonderfully weird filmmaking that could only come from the golden age of Hong Kong cinema. If you love movie podcasts, bad movies, cult films, B-movies, so bad it's good cinema, obscure movies, Asian cinema, horror movies, science fiction films, hidden gems and passionate discussions about films most people have never even heard of, then this is the episode for you. Whether you're a seasoned fan of wonderfully awful cinema or you're simply looking for your next bizarre movie night recommendation, come and discover whether The Cat belongs in the litter tray... or on your watchlist. 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've enjoyed this expedition into cinematic madness, don't forget to download the episode, follow the podcast, leave us a rating and recommend us to the film fan in your life who always says, "I've found the weirdest movie you've ever seen." We love digging up forgotten films so you don't have to... unless they're secretly brilliant. #TheCat1992 #LamNgaiChoi #CultCinema #BadMovies #MoviePodcast #FilmPodcast #HongKongCinema #BMovies #HiddenGems #SoBadItsGood 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.

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 ending… yes, the ending that emotionally body-slams absolutely everyone who watches it. Along the way we discuss Frank Darabont’s direction, why The Mist deserves more love as a modern horror classic, and how one religious fanatic with a loud voice can somehow become scarier than Lovecraftian nightmare bugs. Expect horror movie deep dives, funny tangents, cult film discussions, movie nostalgia, and the kind of chaotic film podcast energy that makes you want to immediately text your friends: “you NEED to rewatch this.” If you love horror podcasts, movie reviews, Stephen King adaptations, creature features, psychological horror, sci-fi horror movies, cult cinema, retro movie discussions, and film podcasts with comedy mixed into the chaos, this episode is absolutely for you. Follow, download, and subscribe now on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and wherever you get your podcasts. 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! #TheMist #StephenKing #HorrorPodcast #MoviePodcast #CultCinema Bury Our Bones With Cinema, digging up the movies that refuse to stay buried.

🎬🔫 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, louder, and somehow even more emotionally unstable than the first. Was this peak buddy-cop cinema? Did Leo Getz actually invent podcasting with “Okay, okay, okay”? And how many buildings can two detectives destroy before HR gets involved? Expect deep dives, dumb jokes, explosive hot takes, and the kind of movie obsession usually reserved for conspiracy theorists and people who own replica police badges. Whether you’re a lifelong action junkie or just here for Mel Gibson mullets and Danny Glover sighing in disappointment, this episode delivers the goods. 🎧 Hit play now for: Behind-the-scenes madness 80s action movie insanity Buddy cop breakdowns Wild trivia and movie history Comedy, nostalgia, and cinematic chaos If you love movie podcasts that mix film criticism with absolute nonsense, you’ve found your people. Subscribe, follow, download, and join the cult of cinematic degenerates at Bury Our Bones With Cinema. #LethalWeapon2 #MoviePodcast #FilmPodcast #ActionMovies #80sMovies #BuddyCop #MelGibson #DannyGlover #ShaneBlack #RichardDonner #MovieReview #CinemaPodcast #FilmFans #MovieNerds #RetroMovies #CultCinema #ActionCinema #PodcastRecommendations #ComedyPodcast #MovieDiscussion Because at Bury Our Bones With Cinema, we dig up the movies that refuse to stay buried.

🕯️💀 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, deadly school plays to Thanksgiving chaos, this movie somehow balances heartfelt family warmth with attempted murder every five minutes. Honestly? Aspirational. We dig into the chaotic production history, bizarre casting stories, behind-the-scenes drama, and why this film still feels completely unique over 30 years later. Is this the greatest family movie ever made for people who hated normal family movies? Why does every line from Wednesday sound like it should be carved into stone? And how did Christopher Lloyd create a version of Uncle Fester that feels both deeply unsettling and oddly lovable? Expect morbid humour, deep dives, movie nerdery, and the kind of passionate cinematic discussion that would absolutely get us removed from a suburban neighbourhood watch meeting. 🎧 In this episode: Behind-the-scenes chaos and production nightmares Gothic horror mixed with perfect comedy Iconic performances and unforgettable lines 90s nostalgia and practical effects magic Weird movie love from deeply strange people If you love cult classics, spooky cinema, and movie podcasts that feel like a séance hosted by film nerds, this episode is for you. Subscribe, follow, download, and become part of the beautifully twisted family that is Bury Our Bones With Cinema. #TheAddamsFamily #AddamsFamily #MoviePodcast #FilmPodcast #90sMovies #CultCinema #RaulJulia #AnjelicaHuston #ChristinaRicci #ChristopherLloyd #BarrySonnenfeld #GothicCinema #ComedyMovies #HalloweenMovies #MovieNerds #FilmFans #CinemaPodcast #PracticalEffects #CultClassic #SpookySeason Because at Bury Our Bones With Cinema, we dig up the movies that refuse to stay buried.

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, fleeting magic of being young and invincible… until you’re not. Expect sharp takes, a few existential spirals, and at least one host emotionally wrecked over a certain campfire confession. Along the way, we unpack the legacy of Stephen King adaptations that aren’t about killer clowns, celebrate the pitch-perfect performances of its young cast, and ask the big questions: Why does this film feel more real the older you get? And who among us would actually survive this journey? If you love deep dives into classic films, bittersweet nostalgia, and podcasts that balance humor with genuine emotional insight, this episode is very much your speed. Perfect for fans of #FilmPodcast, #MovieDiscussion, #StandByMe, #StephenKing, #ComingOfAge, #80sCinema, #FilmAnalysis, #PopCulturePodcast, and anyone who’s ever looked back and realized the people who shaped you might already be ghosts. Press play. Bring tissues. And maybe don’t go walking near any train tracks afterward. 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! Bury Our Bones With Cinema - Digging up the films that refuse to stay buried. 

Up, up, and away… into an episode that believes a podcast can fly. 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 enough capes to fill the Fortress of Solitude. We break down what makes Christopher Reeve the Superman, why the film’s optimism hits differently today, and how it balances comic book spectacle with genuine heart. Expect debates about practical effects vs. modern CGI, deep dives into superhero mythology, and at least one passionate defense of Lex Luthor’s real estate ambitions. Whether you’re a lifelong DC fan or just someone who misses when heroes felt… well, heroic, this episode is for you. Packed with insight, humor, and a touch of nostalgia, it’s perfect for fans of #FilmPodcast, #MovieDiscussion, #Superman1978, #ChristopherReeve, #DCComics, #SuperheroMovies, #FilmAnalysis, #ClassicCinema, and #PopCulturePodcast. Press play. Because sometimes, you just want to believe a man can fly. 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! Bury Our Bones With Cinema - Digging up the films that refuse to stay buried.