Buried Cinema công khai
[search 0]
Thêm
Download the App!
show episodes
 
Artwork

1
Buried Cinema

Buried Cinema

Unsubscribe
Unsubscribe
Hàng tháng
 
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 more productive. Eventually, we decided to start recording our conversations on a wax cylinder. While the medium may have not been the best choice for audio quality, we have managed to improve the technology so that our rants could be understood. And there was much rejoicing in the land (except fr ...
  continue reading
 
Loading …
show series
 
We're joined by special guest, comedian Dan Kapr, for part one of our junk january in which we review two of the worst movies we could find: Derek Savage's supposed anti-bullying (but very pro-Derek) PSA, COOL CAT SAVES THE KIDS (2015); and the first animated feature to come out of Scotland (though they may want to skip that in the tourism brochure…
  continue reading
 
We had some trouble getting this one out before 2019's end, but here it is. We're discussing mystery movies, with a popular one currently in theaters and just today nominated for a screenplay Oscar, Rian Johnson's KNIVES OUT; and a documentary from a few years ago about one of the weirdest cases of identity fraud ever, Bart Layton's THE IMPOSTER. W…
  continue reading
 
Our recording session was as WTF as the movies we watched. It's time for our annual WTF podcast, when we review the strange and bizarre--just in time for Thanksgiving! We kick things off with the O.G. WTF film, Luis Buñuel and Salvador Dali's 1929 surrealist classic UN CHIEN ANDALOU. Next we jump to 2006 with Michael Arias' anime adaptation of Taiy…
  continue reading
 
Brian has first pick and chooses Don Bluth's wannabe Disney-princess film ANASTASIA (1997). Tom tears it to shreds and then switches to the opposite extreme to defend his pairing, THE BRAVE LITTLE TOASTER (1987). What makes both of these films terrifying fare for children? How does The Brave Little Toaster exemplify what's wrong with America? What …
  continue reading
 
Our podcast this week consists of a college professor, a high school English teacher, a former science teacher, and a one-time substitute assistant pre-school teacher, but we all used to be high schoolers. Our movies this week are ME AND EARL AND THE DYING GIRL (2015) and HEARTS BEAT LOUD (2018), both featuring Nick Offerman, which mixed with a cer…
  continue reading
 
Nate chooses 'Alien: Covenant' to kick things off this month, and gives us the theme "seconds." We're all still a little hazy on why. Nevertheless, Kevin dug deep and chose John Frankenheimer's 1966 psychological thriller 'Seconds' starring Rock Hudson (segment begins at 32:24). And join us next week as we discuss 'Songs from the Second Floor' and …
  continue reading
 
Brian chooses the alt-Superman origin story BRIGHTBURN, which just got released on home media. It's a movie about a little shit who discovers he has super powers and then turns into a little shit who kills people with his super powers. Next we discuss our first ever film submitted to us for review by a distributor (Rock Salt Releasing), Sonia Escol…
  continue reading
 
Buried Cinema is nine years old. Usually we celebrate a milestone by reviewing some classic or tentpole of cinema. This year, we're going a slightly different route. We are reviewing classics, but each one of us picked a "classic" we hate. We begin with a delightful musical that musical fan Nate hates, 1954's WHITE CHRISTMAS. Next we discuss Brian'…
  continue reading
 
We said we'd be reviewing BRIGHTBURN, but that movie didn't burn bright so much as it did fizzle at the box office, so we're putting that one off till the home media release to try and be more timely. Instead, this week we're talking about Shirley MacLaine, because she's timeless! Tom picks MacLaine's 1966 film GAMBIT, co-starring Michael Caine. Na…
  continue reading
 
Continuing with Nate's theme of "Seconds," Patrick chooses 'Songs from the Second Floor,' a Swedish film based on the works of a Peruvian poet, because sure. Brian pairs the 2006 musical 'Once,' because he likes to be contrarian. (Segment 2 begins at 24:11.) At the end we look forward to next month's heist movies. --- Support this podcast: https://…
  continue reading
 
We review Edgar Wright's 'Baby Driver' as well as other heist movies, Bill Murray's 1990 comedy 'Quick Change' (segment begins at 23:19) and David O. Russell's 1999 Gulf War film 'Three Kings' (38:28). After that we discuss David Mamet's 1988 Mafia buddy-comedy 'Things Change' (56:12). At the end we look forward to our 7-year anniversary podcast (1…
  continue reading
 
Steve has first pick and chooses Jordan Peele's sophomore effort US, starring Lupita Nyong'o. The theme is "impostors," and Brian once again goes classic and picks Billy Wilder's 1959 SOME LIKE IT HOT, starring Jack Lemmon, Tony Curtis, and Marilyn Monroe. At the end, we look forward to watching the James Gunn-produced BRIGHTBURN and a special scre…
  continue reading
 
A little over seven years ago, in 2010, Nate, Steve, and Tom started this podcast. Along the way we picked up Brian, Kevin, and Patrick, and now we six have decided to honor our seven year anniversary by each choosing our favorite film of all time and letting the others pick it apart. (This goes better for some than for others.) We discuss The Grea…
  continue reading
 
Kevin's all about fantastic finishes. Also, the MCU. So he picks AVENGERS: ENDGAME for us to review. Tom goes a slightly different direction with the pairing and chooses Nicolas Winding Refn's 2016 love letter to the fashion industry, THE NEON DEMON. Flickchart gives us Endgame vs. Citizen Kane, leading us into a surprising review of the nature of …
  continue reading
 
Kevin had thematic control for the month of. . . September. . . so we watched. . . movies that came out when we were six years old. . . so we ended up with the 1979 (supposed) comedy 'Scavenger Hunt', 1979's 'The In-Laws', the 1988 remake of 'The Blob', and Jim Jarmusch's landscape-changing and divisive 1984 'Stranger Than Paradise.' There may be s…
  continue reading
 
Nate's theme this week is "giant monsters," and he's chosen Nacho Vigalondo's 2017 allegory COLOSSAL, starring Anne Hathaway as a giant monster destroying Seoul... sort of... which Brian dubs "the Freaky Friday of Godzilla movies." To pair, Tom chooses André Øvredal's 2010 found footage film TROLLHUNTER. This movie confuses Steve, who thinks all No…
  continue reading
 
With Brian back from hiatus, we gave him control with first pick and theme, which he decided would be "Stage-to-Screen." He picked his nostalgic favorite, Frank Capra's ARSENIC AND OLD LACE (1944), starring Cary Grant. Bringing nostalgic favorites to the podcast altar never results in the knife being stayed. Sorry Brian, most of us kinda liked it! …
  continue reading
 
Nate decided he wanted to watch "unexpected musicals," and picks Brian De Palma's 1974 PHANTOM OF THE PARADISE. Steve calls it his new personal low. Kevin picks John Cameron Mitchell's 2001 adaptation of his own play, HEDWIG AND THE ANGRY INCH. We all struggle tripping over pronouns because of our wokeness. And Tom is on Nyquil for the entire podca…
  continue reading
 
We're just a bunch of straight white guys who'd like to say, "F U" to the MRA's, so we're discussing the MCU's newest hero, Carol Danvers in CAPTAIN MARVEL (2019). Yes, Tom's theme this week is "pissing off the Men's Rights Activists," and Steve's pairing is Niki Caro's WHALE RIDER (2002), a film that definitely does not feature Alaskan Inuits, but…
  continue reading
 
We have a tradition at Buried Cinema. Every first month of the year, we dig up the worst movies we can find, watch them, and record our "regret our life choices" episode. We call it Junk January. This January, we watched rip-offs. (Well, they were supposed to all be rip-offs... Nate.) Here we review the Soviet Avengers-style superhero flick GUARDIA…
  continue reading
 
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 remini…
  continue reading
 
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). --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spot…
  continue reading
 
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. A…
  continue reading
 
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…
  continue reading
 
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…
  continue reading
 
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. --…
  continue reading
 
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, definit…
  continue reading
 
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 Ju…
  continue reading
 
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.--- Support this podcast: https://podcaster…
  continue reading
 
Patrick discovers Netflix makes movies and wants to explore his feelings of wholesome animal love with 'Okja', then forces that exploration on the rest of us. Steve tries to subvert with Robert Bresson's 1966 French donkey tale 'Au hasard Balthazar', Kevin makes all us grown men cry with Disney's 1957 'Old Yeller', and Tom perks us all back up with…
  continue reading
 
Junk January is our annual podcast where we review the worst movies we can find, and with that comes the return of guest podcaster and Baltimore comedian, Dan Marse-Kapr. We let him pick the theme this year, and that theme is, 0% rating on aggregate critic website Rotten Tomatoes. We review the 1999 Dennis Rodman (snicker) action vehicle 'Simon Sez…
  continue reading
 
[Every Thursday we post an episode or two from the archives. The Oscars seem like they will be a little more interesting this year. Here's a reminder of why they need to change it.] Our recorded discussion last week covered six of the nine 2018 Best Picture Academy Award nominees. We will be releasing this in three parts, starting with today's segm…
  continue reading
 
[Every Thursday we post an episode or two from the archive. We've reviewed some wild movies this year. Here's a gem you shouldn't miss]Can Steven Spielberg transport us back to the magic of the 80s? Can the Rock Aliens? Can Jimmy and the Mustangs? Can Pia Zadora? That's what Nate apparently wants to know; why else would he decide to pair the 1984 c…
  continue reading
 
We invited Tom's brother, Baltimore comedian Dan Marse-Kapr, to be a guest on our 300th episode, but then changed the date without telling him, because we're good people, and he drove two hours out of his way to be on site. So here's Steve, Tom, and Dan during a thrown-together recording session discussing everything from Zack Snyder's 300 to Clint…
  continue reading
 
[Remember when everybody thought 3D was going to change cinema? It didn't, but we got some interesting films out of it.] We discuss the accidentally impressive 'Resident Evil: Afterlife' the rise of 3D, and more. This is still early on in our rise to internet blip, so we apologize for the bad sound.--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spoti…
  continue reading
 
We celebrate our 300th episode the only way that makes any sense: reviewing Zack Snyder's testosterone fest 300 (2007) and its awful sequel, 300: RISE OF AN EMPIRE (2014). We then ask each other some on-the-spot questions about our past eight years. We then look forward to Kevin's confusing theme for Episode 301. Stay tuned after the outro if you w…
  continue reading
 
[Remember the simpler times, before last summer. We don't, but we can listen to this review and be reminded. Now you can as well.] This week is Brian's pick, and he chose last year's charming romantic comedy THE BIG SICK. His theme was "meeting the parents." Yeah, there's three minutes of that in Kevin's pairing of ANNIE HALL, Woody Allen's groundb…
  continue reading
 
[This Throwback Thursday is from this year, but it was such a great pair of movies, we just wanted to tell you about it again.]Patrick chooses John Krasinski's new horror film A QUIET PLACE and the theme of being hunted. Steve pairs David Robert Mitchell's 2014 horror film IT FOLLOWS (segment starts at 18:20). Stay through the outro for some very i…
  continue reading
 
[Every Thursday we publish a couple episodes from the archives. The audio is pulled from when we were a video podcast, so listen closely.]We discuss 'The American', Terrence Malick, the lingering shot, and George Clooney.--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/buried-cinema/support…
  continue reading
 
[Every Thursday we publish a couple episodes from the archives. Remember the summer movies of 2010? Neither do we. Listen up for a little reminder.]We discuss the summer of 2010, and what we think ruled and what we think did not rule so much.--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/buried-cinema/support…
  continue reading
 
[Every Thursday we post an episode form the archives. This is still one of our favorite films ]We geek out over the first good video game film. We talk about video games and geeky stuff, but you probably can't hear it because we're still working on that whole audio thing.--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/buried-cinem…
  continue reading
 
Nate has control of the podcast this week, and digs up an 80s gem that terrified us as children, Disney's RETURN TO OZ (1985). And since our theme is "They made a sequel to that?" Patrick goes for broke with the abysmal 1998 sequel to another 80s classic, inexplicably titled BLUES BROTHERS 2000.--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.c…
  continue reading
 
[Every Thursday we post an episode form the archives (with persistent audio issues, sorry about that). ]We fume over 'The Expendables' and tear Stallone a new one for making such an abomination of stupidity. Still working on that sound thing though, we'll get it one of these days. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/bu…
  continue reading
 
[Every Thursday we post an episode form the archives. We were still a video podcast back then, so enjoy the sight gags (sorry). ]We Joke about that silly Will Ferrel and his pal Mark Wahlberg. Then talk about what are our favorite comedies. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/buried-cinema/support…
  continue reading
 
[Every Thursday we post an episode form the archives. This is our 3rd episode and it's a fun one (with persistent audio issues, sorry). ]In our third Episode we still working out format and sound, but the movie we discuss is really cool, 'Inception'.--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/buried-cinema/support…
  continue reading
 
[Every Thursday we post an episode form the archives. This is our 2nd episode back from when we were podcasting freshman. ]In case anyone listened to our first episode, we were supposed to see Salt this week that didn't happen, so we watched 'Body of Lies'. Also the sound is still all messed up. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.…
  continue reading
 
[Every Thursday we post an episode form the archives. This is our 2nd episode back from when we were podcasting freshman. ]We launch Incidental Dog, soon to be Buried Cinema, and talk about 'Predators'. Our audio is quite pathetic on these early episodes and so we apologize. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/buried-c…
  continue reading
 
Loading …

Hướng dẫn sử dụng nhanh