Bury Our Bones With Cinema

Pro Wrestlers in Movies: The Bad and The Ugly - Suburban Commando and Money Plane

Big muscle bound men are no strangers to Hollywood, and yet when those muscles were previously used for wrestling purposes, it usually means that the acting ability will leave a sour taste in the mouth. Hulk Hogan provides yet another example to the cliche with his 90's family movie Suburban Commando, whilst Adam 'Edge' Copeland proves that even Kelsey Grammar has an off day, and that day was during the filming of 2020's Money Plane. 

Video Game Adaptions That Got It Right - Resident Evil and Silent Hill

Ryan ventures into a baron landscape filled with nothing but a few notable mentions when it comes to good video game adaptions. Resident Evil and Silent Hill take centre stage in this survival horror laden episode filled nostalgic trips to a magical typewriter that remembers our current progress. What makes these films good? There is only one way to find out!

Video Game Adaptions That Got It Wrong - Street Fighter & Assassin's Creed

Where to begin with video game adaptions. Why do most of them suck? Did it all begin with 1994's Street Fighter, and why is it still a problem is it still a problem over two decades later with the Fassbender led Assassin's Creed? Well Ryan attempts to answer this very question. The one silver lining is there won't be any gamepad related violence involved. 

Great Recasting

Bury Our Bones With Cinema tackles the very difficult job of recasting. Get it wrong and you've ruined a great character, but get it right and you could take them to new heights. Ryan focuses his attention on Bill Skarsgaard's Pennywise and Michael Gambon's Dumbledore. 

Great Casting in Bad Movies

Sometimes bad movies are just that! Bad! But sometimes there are glimmer's of hope, a shining light in a sea of darkness. Sometimes there are pieces of great casting in some bad movies. Ryan decides to fight his corner with George Clooney as Batman in the ill-fated Batman and Robin. He also gets a little bit rabid with discussing Liev Schreiber in X-Men Origins: Wolverine as Victor Creed. 

Sequels That Surpassed The Original

What makes a good sequel? Well as it turns out there people in Hollywood who know how to do it, however few and far between they may be. Ryan and Jimmy take a gander through the vacant wasteland that is sequels that surpassed the original. Hitting upon movies such as Blade 2 and Dawn of the Dead to boot. The boys also explore if the problems with sequels is actually our own expectations. 

Sequels We Got vs. Sequels We Wanted

Bury Our Bones With Cinema welcomes you back to the season 2 premiere as the lads take a leisurely stroll into sequels that were a million miles away from the ones we actually wanted. Touching upon films such as Mission Impossible 2 and A Nightmare on Elm Street 2: Freddy's Revenge

Bury Our Bones With Jingle All The Way

Get into the Christmas spirit by listening to Jimmy and Ryan try and jingle all the way to Christmas Day. Can Ryan convince Jimmy that JATW should be in everyone's Christmas movie binge list, or will Jimmy forever judge Ryan for picking this movie over Scrooged. Closing out what has been an impression packed, tangent making season 1 of Bury Our Bones With Cinema, Jimmy and Ryan see out the year with a festive themed episode to get you through those Christmas and New Years hangovers.