Boneyard Cinema Horror Podcast

A tribute to the legendary actor Udo Kier (1944–2025) — one of cinema’s greatest outsiders and most unforgettable screen presences. In this podcast, I celebrate Kier’s extraordinary career, from his early cult collaborations with Andy Warhol and Paul Morrissey (Flesh for Frankenstein, Blood for Dracula) to his iconic appearances in Gus Van Sant’s My Own Private Idaho, Werner Herzog’s My Son, My So...

Hey out there in The Boneyard :) In this episode, we dive deep into one of the most haunting true-crime inspired horror films ever made — The Town That Dreaded Sundown (1976). Based on the real-life “Phantom Killer” murders that terrified Texarkana in 1946, the film blurred the line between fact and fear. But did it go too far? Join us as we explore the chilling true story behind the movie, the co...

In this episode, we dive deep into The Last Broadcast (1998) — one of the most overlooked but groundbreaking films in found footage horror history. Before The Blair Witch Project shocked the world, The Last Broadcast was already rewriting the rules of independent horror filmmaking, digital cinematography, and online storytelling. We explore how Stefan Avalos and Lance Weiler created a true DIY hor...

David Cronenberg’s The Dead Zone (1983) remains one of the most quietly powerful Stephen King adaptations ever made and one of the moct under rated horror movies ever made. It is an eerily prophetic body horror-thriller that feels more relevant now than it did on release. In this video, we take a deep dive into the film’s themes, performances, and its unique place in the careers of both King and C...

As a die hard horror movie fan this video on Halloween II (1981) has been a long time coming. It's a lot of things, its the moment that the franchise, redefined Laurie Strode, and split the fandom for decades. From John Carpenter’s dislike of his own work to Halloween II becameing one of the most fascinating entries in the franchise, join e as we take a deep dive into the trauma of Laurie Strode w...

Step behind the static and into the shadows of Poltergeist (1982) — one of the most iconic and controversial horror films of the 1980s. In this deep dive, we explore the chaotic making of Poltergeist, the legendary collaboration (and conflict) between Steven Spielberg and Tobe Hooper, and the eerie legacy that earned it the title of “Hollywood’s most haunted movie.” From the suburban nightmare of...

In this podcast, we dive deep into Seconds (1966), John Frankenheimer’s haunting and criminally underrated masterpiece about identity, alienation, and the terrifying price of personal reinvention. Blending psychological horror, science fiction, and existential drama, Seconds explores what happens when the desire for a new life collides with the inescapable truth of who we really are. Its surreal,...

Dive into the wild, chaotic, and completely unexpected making of Friday the 13th Part 2 the horror sequel that rewrote its own franchise and accidentally created Jason Voorhees as we know and love him today. In this podcast, we explore how one of the most iconic slasher villains in horror history was born not from long-term planning, but from fast decisions, improvised storytelling, and behind-the...

In this episode, we dive deep into Tobe Hooper’s Lifeforce (1985) — the wild, big-budget space vampire horror movie that nearly destroyed Cannon Films! From jaw-dropping nudity to out-of-control production chaos, Lifeforce is one of the strangest and most ambitious sci-fi horror films of the 1980s. Join us as we explore: How Lifeforce went from space adventure to cosmic horror fever dream The insa...

I am a huge George A Romero fan, in my eyes he is a true trail blazer and inspiration to all independent movie creators as well as all horror movie fans. This episode I want to talk about a movie that is remake of a very important movie in Romero’s career The Crazies released in 1973, a movie that originally had very little distribution and sank beneath the radar of horror fans for many years, unt...

The brutality of the true crime story the inspired the events on the movie Compliance (2012). This is one of the most powerful and horrific true crime movies I have seen in a long time. It tells the true horror story of a crank call that led to one of the most complex and terrifying stories in the annuals of modern crime. So, please join me this episode as we take a deep dive into the truly horrif...

Hey horror fans, join me this episode as we take a deep dive into the fan theories, infection order and breakdown of one of the greatest horror movies ever made John Carpenter's immortal cult classic The Thing (1982). I also love chilling out to podcasts before I drift off to sleep and thought this could be something that may also be cool to help people chill out and relax to help Boneyard fans sl...