The Super Podcast Audio Commentary – Burial Ground (1981) Bonus Episode

The Super Podcast Audio Commentary
Bonus Episode
Burial Ground (1981)

Welcome back to The Super Podcast folks, with a special bonus horror themed episode of our world famous Audio Commentaries in honour of the Halloween season!

Your trusty co-hosts Super Marcey and Bede Jermyn are not alone for this one, as they have invited back good friend Hayley Caldwell to join the show. For this one, the hosts decided to subject Hayley to a hilariously awful and insane horror film they’ve both seen, which is the infamous 1981 Italian zombie film Burial Ground (which also was the subject of a past edition of Bede’s Bad Movie Tweet-A-Thon column. You can read that here).

Burial Ground directed by Andrea Bianchi, it stars Karin Well, Gianluigi Chirizzi, Simone Mattioli, Antonella Antinori, Roberto Caporali, Claudio Zucchet, Peter Bark, Anna Valente, Raimondo Barbieri and Mariangela Giordano.

If you have never listened to a commentary, here is how it works. You simply need to grab a copy of the film, and sync up the podcast audio with the film. We will tell you when to press start, it is that easy! You can listen to it while you watch the film or listen to it on its own.

Highlights include:

* We welcome Hayley back to the show and we already regret making her watch this film with us!

* The 12 year old kid Michael, who’s played by a 25 year old actor, is scarier than any of the zombies in this film

* Why does the zombie make up look they like play-doh on their faces?

* The score for this film is weird

* Everyone is so horny for each other

* Are the zombies smarter than the human characters in the film? Yes. The answer is yes.

* Bede is obsessed with the fact that there is a bear trap in this film

* Just like the film, our commentary gets more and more insane as it goes on

* Plus much, much more!

DISCLAIMER: This audio commentary isn’t meant to be taken seriously, it is just a look at a classic film. It is for entertainment purposes, we do not wish to offend anyone who worked on and in the film, we have respect for you all.