Bury Our Bones With Cinema

Die Hard

Yippee-ki-yay! This week on Bury Our Bones With Cinema, Jimmy Murphy and Ryan Etherington scale Nakatomi Plaza to revisit the 1988 action classic Die Hard. With Bruce Willis redefining the action hero as everyman cop John McClane and Alan Rickman delivering one of cinema’s greatest villain performances as Hans Gruber, Die Hard remains the ultimate high-stakes thrill ride.
Jimmy digs into the film’s perfect mix of explosive action, razor-sharp humor, and unexpected heart, while Ryan explores how it transformed the action genre and sparked endless debates about whether it’s a Christmas movie. Together, they celebrate the film’s legacy, its unforgettable one-liners, and why barefooted chaos in a skyscraper has never been more fun.
Whether you’re a die-hard Die Hard fan or just tuning in for the first time, this episode has everything you need to relive the ultimate action movie experience. So grab your walkie-talkie, avoid the glass, and tune in—it’s a blast!

Snatch

“Do ya like dags?” This week on Bury Our Bones With Cinema, Jimmy Murphy and Ryan Etherington take on Guy Ritchie’s Snatch (2000), the stylish crime caper packed with sharp dialogue, wild characters, and more twists than a pretzel stand. From Brad Pitt’s scene-stealing turn as a mumbling bare-knuckle boxer to the chaotic diamond heist at its core, Snatch is a film as fast-paced as it is quotable.
Jimmy unpacks the film’s razor-sharp wit, frenetic editing, and colorful cast of rogues, while Ryan dives into its unique place in early 2000s British cinema. Of course, no Bury Our Bones episode would be complete without a tangent—this time about Virgin Cola, because apparently, you can’t discuss unlicensed boxing and pig farms without debating failed beverage empires.
Whether you’re a long-time fan of Ritchie’s signature style or just here to figure out what Brad Pitt is actually saying, this episode is pure gold (or should we say diamond?). So pour yourself a pint (but not Virgin Cola), polish off your replica Desert Eagle, and tune in—it’s unmissable.

The Terminator

“I’ll be back.” This week on Bury Our Bones With Cinema, Jimmy Murphy and Ryan Etherington travel to 1984 to take on James Cameron’s The Terminator, the sci-fi action masterpiece that launched a franchise and solidified Arnold Schwarzenegger as a cinematic icon. With its relentless pacing, groundbreaking effects, and unforgettable one-liners, this tale of man versus machine is as unstoppable as the T-800 itself.
Jimmy dives into the film’s bold vision of a dystopian future, the mix of horror and action, and the surprisingly human heart at its core, while Ryan keeps the commentary sharp and the humor firing like a mini-gun. Together, they explore how The Terminator reshaped the sci-fi genre and discuss why it’s still as thrilling today as it was on release.
Whether you’re here for the explosive action, Linda Hamilton’s badassery, or just to hear a deep dive into Arnold’s most iconic role, this episode is a must-listen. So grab your shades, stay away from Skynet, and tune in—it’s a machine you’ll actually want to keep running!

Poltergeist (1982)

They’re heeere! This week on Bury Our Bones With Cinema, Jimmy Murphy and Ryan Etherington brave the haunted suburbia of Poltergeist (1982), Tobe Hooper and Steven Spielberg’s classic tale of a family facing off against malevolent spirits. With its iconic scares, groundbreaking effects, and a dash of suburban satire, Poltergeist remains one of horror’s most enduring ghost stories.
Jimmy delves into the film’s masterful balance of heartwarming family dynamics and spine-tingling terror, while Ryan keeps the laughs coming—because every good haunting deserves a few jokes about haunted TVs and carnivorous closets. Together, they explore the film’s production lore, its unforgettable moments (tree attack, anyone?), and why Poltergeist still gives us chills decades later.
Whether you’re a horror aficionado or just revisiting a childhood trauma disguised as a PG movie, this episode is packed with thrills, laughs, and just the right amount of spooky nostalgia. So turn off your TV static, avoid the light, and tune in—it’s a scream!

Ring (1998)

This week on Bury Our Bones With Cinema, Ryan Etherington and Jimmy Murphy press play on Hideo Nakata’s Ring (1998), the iconic Japanese horror film that redefined the genre and left a generation terrified of VHS tapes. With its haunting imagery, creeping dread, and that unforgettable well scene, Ring remains a chilling classic that lingers long after the credits roll.
Ryan unravels the film’s deeper themes of technology, folklore, and the terror of the unknown, while Jimmy’s razor-sharp humor keeps things from getting too scary (or does it?). Together, they examine how Ring changed horror forever, inspiring a wave of international remakes and a lasting fear of static-filled screens.
Whether you’re a longtime fan of Sadako or braving the curse for the first time, this episode is guaranteed to keep you on the edge of your seat. So grab your TV remote, don’t answer the phone, and tune in—just make sure you survive the next seven days!

Beetlejuice

It’s showtime! This week on Bury Our Bones With Cinema, Ryan Etherington and Jimmy Murphy venture into the bizarre afterlife of Tim Burton’s Beetlejuice. With Michael Keaton’s manic, scene-stealing performance as the titular bio-exorcist and Burton’s unmistakable visual style, this 1988 classic has become a cult favorite for the creepy and kooky.
Ryan dives into the film’s unique blend of gothic whimsy and sharp comedy, while Jimmy brings the laughs faster than you can say “Beetlejuice” three times. Together, they explore everything from the unforgettable stop-motion effects to the darkly hilarious look at life after death. Is Beetlejuice a chaotic genius or just plain chaos? They’ve got you covered.
Whether you’re revisiting this strange and unusual masterpiece or meeting the ghost with the most for the first time, this episode will leave you laughing and possibly a little haunted. So grab your handbook for the recently deceased and tune in—it’s guaranteed to be a graveyard smash!

The Fly

Be afraid. Be very afraid. This week on Bury Our Bones With Cinema, Ryan Etherington and Jimmy Murphy (or should we say BrundleRyan and BrundleJim?) take a deep dive into David Cronenberg’s 1986 body horror masterpiece, The Fly. Starring Jeff Goldblum as a scientist whose teleportation experiment takes a gruesome turn, this classic is equal parts terrifying and heartbreakingly human.
BrundleRyan explores the film’s deeper themes of ambition, identity, and the price of scientific progress, while BrundleJim uses his quick wit to lighten the mood—because when a guy starts puking on donuts, someone’s gotta laugh. Together, they examine how The Fly manages to be both gross-out horror and poignant tragedy, with groundbreaking effects and unforgettable performances at its core.
Whether you’re a die-hard Cronenberg fan or just in it for Goldblum’s eccentric charm, this episode is a must-listen. So climb into the telepod, hold onto your stomach, and tune in—because this one will have you buzzing for days!

The Untouchables

They brought a knife, we brought a podcast. This week on Bury Our Bones With Cinema, Ryan Etherington and Jimmy Murphy take aim at Brian De Palma’s stylish 1987 crime classic, The Untouchables. Featuring Kevin Costner’s straight-laced Eliot Ness, Sean Connery’s Oscar-winning turn as a grizzled Irish cop, and Robert De Niro’s larger-than-life Al Capone, this Prohibition-era tale of justice and vengeance remains as gripping as ever.
Ryan digs into the film’s sweeping direction, unforgettable set pieces (hello, baby carriage scene), and Ennio Morricone’s epic score, while Jimmy brings the laughs with his sharp observations on the film’s unintentional camp and occasional over-the-top moments. Together, they explore what makes The Untouchables a perfect blend of gritty crime drama and old-school Hollywood spectacle.
Whether you’re here for the gunfights, the mob intrigue, or just Connery growling “That’s the Chicago way,” this episode is an offer you can’t refuse. So grab your fedora, load up your Tommy gun, and tune in—it’s criminally good fun!

Jurassic Park

Hold onto your butts! This week on Bury Our Bones With Cinema, co-hosts Ryan Etherington and Jimmy Murphy journey back to 1993 to revisit Steven Spielberg’s groundbreaking adventure, Jurassic Park. With its awe-inspiring special effects, thrilling set pieces, and the most quotable lines in movie history, this dinosaur epic roared its way into pop culture and refuses to let go.
Ryan and Jimmy explore how Jurassic Park changed blockbuster filmmaking forever, from its mix of practical and CGI effects to John Williams’ unforgettable score. Along the way, they’ll tackle the big questions: Could Ian Malcolm’s chaos theory flirt game really work? Why didn’t they just reinforce the raptor fences? And most importantly, how do we still love a movie that scared us out of theme parks for years?
With Ryan’s deep dive into the film’s cinematic impact and Jimmy’s knack for turning even the scariest raptor scenes into comedy gold, this episode strikes the perfect balance between thoughtful analysis and lighthearted fun.
Whether you’re a dinosaur fanatic or just here for Jeff Goldblum’s chest-baring glory, this episode is a must-listen. So buckle up, stay out of the long grass, and tune in—it’s a T-Rexcellent time!

The Dark Knight

Why so serious? This week on Bury Our Bones With Cinema, co-hosts Ryan Etherington and Jimmy Murphy suit up to take on Christopher Nolan’s genre-defining superhero masterpiece, The Dark Knight. With its razor-sharp script, jaw-dropping set pieces, and Heath Ledger’s iconic turn as the Joker, this 2008 blockbuster changed the way we think about comic book movies—and Ryan and Jimmy are here to break it all down.
 
Together, they dive into what makes this film a true cinematic legend, debating everything from its gripping themes of chaos and morality to Christian Bale’s gravelly Batman voice (too much or just right?). With Ryan’s sharp insights and Jimmy’s quick wit, this episode balances thoughtful analysis with plenty of laughs—because even Gotham’s darkest night needs a little levity.
 
Whether you’re here to relive the Joker’s wildest tricks or geek out over Bat-pods and exploding hospitals, this episode has something for everyone. So grab your cowl, perfect your “I’m not wearing hockey pads” impression, and tune in. It’s a dark (k)night you won’t forget.