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 transformation into the patron saint of #finalgirls everywhere, the manic charm of the Colonial Marines, and the chest-tightening tension that made this film a cornerstone of #horror cinema. From behind-the-scenes battles to iconic one-liners, we explore how Cameron crafted a masterclass in world-building, escalation, and cinematic terror.

Whether you’re a die-hard Xenomorph enthusiast or a newcomer seeking a crash course in #80smovies excellence, this episode delivers enough insight and entertainment to make even a facehugger pause for breath. Queue it up, hit download, and come chew through the ductwork with us—because in space no one can hear you laugh, but on this podcast you absolutely will.

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 Christian Slater and Patricia Arquette, the unhinged brilliance of Gary Oldman’s Drexl, and the showdown that redefined the modern #actionmovie climax. With wit, irreverence, and just the right amount of cinematic nerdiness, we explore how this film became a #cultclassic that continues to charm, shock, and inspire filmmakers today.

Whether you're here for the Sicilian scene, the roller-coaster romance, or the ensemble cast who understood the assignment before memes existed, this episode is your perfect reason to hit play. Download now and let us whisper sweet nothings about #filmnoir aesthetics, #screenwriting magic, and the wild ride that made True Romance unforgettable.

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 moments from the silver screen, breaking down what makes these effects timeless, terrifying, and still totally unmatched. Expect buckets of #filmlore, #behindthescenes wizardry, and a dash of #horrornerd worship as we celebrate the artisans who turned rubber, puppetry, and camera tricks into nightmares you can almost touch.

Whether you’re a #filmfanatic hungry for some #cinemahistory or a gorehound who knows their Karo syrup ratios by heart, this episode’s got something that’ll stick to your ribs (and maybe your ceiling).

👉 Tune in, crank up the reverb on your nostalgia, and prepare to get your hands delightfully dirty with the real stuff of movie nightmares.

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 one little boy became the ultimate #antichristicon.

Join us for a chilling cocktail of #horrormovieanalysis, #filmhistory, and #occultcinema as we explore how The Omen turned Biblical dread into box-office gold and why its #filmlore is still whispered about in Hollywood’s shadowy corners. Expect spine-tingling #behindthescenes stories of real-life curses, unexpected lightning strikes, and the eerie coincidences that made this movie feel just a little too real.

Whether you’re a #filmgeek dissecting cinematic sin or a #truehorrorfan craving vintage chills, this episode promises revelations darker than Sunday service.

👉 Hit play before the sixth day of the sixth month—and remember: it’s only a movie... right?

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 makes audiences clutch their crucifixes fifty years later. From Linda Blair’s iconic performance to that haunting Tubular Bells theme, we’ll ask the unholy question: what makes The Exorcist the gold standard for supernatural horror—and could anything ever dethrone it?

Expect #horrormoviehistory, #filmanalysis, #cultcinema, and enough #behindthescenes trivia to make your head spin (literally). Whether you’re a die-hard #filmnerd, a #podcastaddict, or just someone who can’t resist a good possession story, this episode will have you saying, “the power of cinema compels me!”

👉 Stream now, dim the lights, and prepare for an audio exorcism of epic proportions.

🌲📹 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, and the other half that they’d never go camping again. 🏕️😱

We’re pulling apart the found-footage phenomenon that launched a thousand imitators, terrified audiences worldwide, and made everyone wonder: how did a movie with no witch, no budget, and no script become a cultural juggernaut? Answer: snot. Buckets of it. 👃💦

Press play, follow, and let us guide you through the woods of low-budget horror, film-school nightmares, and why Blair Witch still works—even when you know it’s just three people arguing over a map.

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🦇🎭 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 into the bat-shaped chaos to ask the real questions: Is Michael Keaton the ultimate brooding Bruce Wayne? How much purple does it take to become the Joker? And why does Prince’s soundtrack still slap harder than most superhero scores today? 🕺🎶

This isn’t just a superhero movie—it’s Burton at his most batty, Nicholson at his most unhinged, and comic-book cinema at its weirdest, loudest, and most gloriously gothic. Press play, follow us, and remember: you don’t just watch Burton’s Batman—you get swallowed by it. 🦇

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🌼🎸 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 film where idealism clashes with the military machine, free love meets structured dance numbers, and friendship somehow ends in the most ironic draft board twist of all time. It’s messy, it’s loud, it’s heartfelt, and it’s got more fringe jackets than your local thrift store.

So tune in, follow, and let your ears grow as wild as your hair. Because on this podcast, the Age of Aquarius never ends—it just gets louder. 🌞🎶

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