The No Ticket Podcast

On this years Christmas episode, we're continuing the tradition of unconventional movies that take place at Christmas. This year, it's the 80's classic, Gremlins!

On todays episode, we run away from little kids in video tapes and invisible demons - Today's spookey double-feature is The Ring and It Follows!

Grab your PSL and Popcorn - It's spooky season, so to celebrate, we're pulling into the drive-in for The Not Ticket Spooky Season Double Feature! Today it's 1931's Frankenstein and 1976's Carrie!

On Today' episode, we head to the toy chest one last time to hang out with our favorite toys one last time! Come hang out with us as we watch and talk Toy Story 4!

On today's episode, our Andy is growing up and moving on, so we're taking a trip to Sunnyside Preschool. Today is Toy Story 3 day!

Come hang with us as we continue our trip into the toy chest! Today we're talking Toy Story 2!

On today's episode, we start our journey through the toy chest and hang out with some toys that have a friend in us. Today is the start of our Toy Story 1 through 4 watch series!

In celebration of being 25 years into the 21st century, we're putting together our top films of these past 25 years! This is only part 1. So hang with us for these first 10 films.

On today's episode, we're super excited to have our good friend Andrew Luck with us! Andrew is a long-time friend, an amazing artist, and a killer woodworker. We're so happy to have him on today with his movie pick - 1995's Strange Days by Kathryn Bigelow.Check out Andrew's work at luckcarpentry.com & @luckcarpentry on Instagram.

On today's episode, we're talking about one of the most beloved action movies, and maybe one that's misunderstood by some. Today we're talking, Heat!

On this week's episode, we're heading to France and trying not to mix reality with dreams while we talk about Michel Gondry's The Science of Sleep.

On today's episode, come with us to the edge of space and time. We're crossing over the horizon line and exploring the emotional journey that is Christopher Nolan's Interstellar!

We have come to the end of the Twilight Saga! Come hang out with us as we talk about our journey to the end, CGI babies, and how Jacob is still the worst!

On today's episode, we're still in Forks with Bella, Edward, and the rest of the gang! We're going to head to Brazil and almost be killed by the vampire baby growing inside us, so stick around because today it's Twilight Breaking Dawn pt. 1!

On today’s episode - eyes glow red, the streets of Seattle run red with blood, and werewolves and vampires team up in a battle for love, warmth, and safety. Today we’re talking Twilight: Eclipse form 2010.

On today’s episode, we’re continuing on into the rainy forests of Forks Washington, breaking up with a vampire to get with a werwolf, and visit European tourist-eating bad-wig-wearing freaks - That’s,werewolfright we’re talking Twilight: New Moon from 2009. And Katlyn Berggren joined us again.

On today’s episode, we’re celebrating Valentine's Day like it's 2008. We’re getting moody, sparkling in the sun, and quivering with intensity… that’s right you romantic gothic freaks - we’re talking about the first film in the Twilight Saga, Twilight from 2008.

On today’s episode, we’re putting on our cowboy boots and stepping back in time to ride giant mechanical spiders, shoot fire from our fake boobs, and get wild in The West because today we’re talking Wild Wild West from 1999!

This week, we start our episode with some words of love, respect, and admiration for one of the greatest creative minds of our time, David Lynch. Then, we're putting on our green masks, opening up the newspaper, and knocking ourselves out with weeks-long knockout gas, because we're stepping into the world of The Green Hornet from 2011!

Hello and welcome back! This is our first episode of 2025 and we're talking about the new Robert Eggers film Nosferatu, which came out on Christmas. We also catch up on movies watched over the holiday. So, succumb to the dark and let's get into it!

This is out last episode of 2024! On today’s episode, it’s Christmas time! And what better way to spend the holiday than a trip to the happiest place to be during the holidays… Gotham City! Gotham City, where clowns don’t always use poison gas and instead kidnap children at the direction of a man who grew up in the sewer and is now running for Maye. That’s right, today we are talking about the 1992 Christmas classic Batman: Returns. We also list some of our favorite movies from this year!

On today's episode, it's officially the start of the holiday season so we are talking comfort movies! Curl up on the couch, grab some hot chocolate, and hang with us while we each talk about 5 movies that bring us comfert in hard times and in good! And stay tuned till the end to hear a special something!

Today's episode is our 20th! So we're traveling to Egypt, to find glory, freedom, and respect and might just wake up a horrifying world-ending creature and have to stop him along the way. That’s right, today we are talking about 1999’s The Mummy!

On today’s episode, we’re gonna dust off some old classic stories, take a ride to Venis on the Notalis, and join a team of Creature Commandos to stop a world war. This week, we are watching 2003's The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen!

On today’s episode, it’s still spooky season, so we are taking our baseball bats for protection against flying silver orbs, running from evil Jawas, and eating some ice cream. We are talking about Phantasm from 1978!

On today's episode of TNTP our buddy, Joe, is back! On the show today it's Halloween so we have our first holiday episode! The topic of conversation is "favorite Halloween or Horror movies". Everything from The Thing to the Disney Channel Orginal Under Wraps will be talked about. So, come hang out, and feel free to bring your fall blanket and pumpkin soup!

On today's show, WW2 airplanes, giant robots, mysterious figures, and a villain’s world-ending plot that can only be stopped by a news reporter and the bravest pilot around. That’s right, today we are putting the cherry on top of our pulp heroes watch, with a little something different - Sky Captain and the World of Tomorrow from 2004.

On today's show, it’s 1938 in Las Angeles and we just found a jetpack! Nazi actors, the FBI, and the mob are all after us, but we need to go save our girl and keep this rocket out of the hands of evil. That’s right, we are talking about The Rocketeer from 1991.

On today's show, we don our thinnest mustaches and fanciest capes. We ride a horse through the California desert, dance flamenco, and drink our brother's head-water! Because today, we are talking about The Mast of Zorro, from 1998.

On today’s episode, take the yellow trench coat and hat off the wall hooks, sit at your favorite diner, and keep your ears to your wristwatch phone because today we are talking about the 1990 film Dick Tracy.

On today’s show, we are flipping through the pages of a comic, putting on our purple underpants, and riding a horse through the jungle. This week we are continuing our journey through 90’s movies based on classic pulp superheroes with The Phantom from 1996.

On today’s show, we are turning on the radio, stepping into the 1930s, and talking about The Shadow from 1994.

On today's episode, we are talking about The Island. Michael Bay’s 2005 sci-fi action movie features evil corporations, scientists playing God, car chases, and crashes. The Island was written by Caspian Tredwell-Owen, Alex Kurtzman, and Roberto Orci and was directed by Michael Bay. This film stars Ewan McGregor, Scarlett Johansson, Djimon Hounsou, and Sean Bean.  And for this week's question, we are asking: what upcoming movie are you looking forward to?

On this episode, we are talking about The Bikeriders. The Bikeriders came out this year, 2024, and was directed by Jeff Nichols and written by Jeff Nichols and Danny Lyon. This film stars Autin Butler, Tom Hardy, Jodie Cramer, and a long list of other amazing actors like Michal Shannon, Norman Reedus, and Mike Feist. The Bikeriders is based on a collection of photographs and interviews of a Midwest motorcycle club that Danny Lyon put into a book that was first published in 1968. Jeff Nichols was first introduced to this book by his brother Ben Nichols of Lucero, who also wrote a song called Bikeriders about the same group of folks.

On this episode of The Not Ticket Podcast, we are joined by our friend Jacob Balcom, one of the hosts of the podcasts Bronze-Age Monsters and On The Funny Podcast. Jacob picked this week's movie and did not disappoint with The Wicker Man from 1973! We also talked about the new Blade movie, which is still maybe happening, and much more!

On today's episode, Close Encounters of the Third Kid! Steven Spielberg’s 1977 film about - aliens, government coverups, and those who have encounters with visitors from other worlds. Close Encounters of the Third Kind - directed by Steven Spielberg, written by Spielberg, Hal Barwood, and Jerry Belson. Starting Richard Dreyfuss, Francois Truffaut, and Teri Garr. And, this week we rank these movies Spielberg-directed films: War of the Worlds, Clouse Encounters of the Third Kind, E.T., and Indiana Jones: Kingdom of the Crystal Skull.

On today's episode, our first conversation about a new release. That new release - 2024’s Challengers! Sweating with - drama surrounding power, class, sex, and tennis: Challengers is directed by  Luca Guadagnino, and written by Justin Kuritzkes. Starring Zendaya, Josh O'Connor, and Mike Faist, with music from Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross.  And with this week’s question, we ask: Being halfway through the year, what is your favorite movie so far?

On today’s show, another debut feature film. This time from a pride of New Jersey, Kevin Smith! Today, we are talking about Clerks, Kevin Smith’s 1994 first film, which he made after leaving film school in Canada. Clerks, stars Brian O’Holloran, Jeff Anderson, and Marilyn Ghigliotti, with Jason Mews and Kevin Smith himself, as Jay and Silent Bob. And this being Kevin Smith’s first movie - this week's question is: What is your favorite debut film from a director?

On today’s show, James Gunn’s 2006 debut feature film, Slither! Staring, Nathan Fillion, Elizabeth Banks, and Michael Rooker. This body horror and zombie classic film sits high up in the horror-comedy genre with the likes of Shaun Of The Dead, American Werewolf In London (but maybe closer to In Paris), and our recent topic of conversation Planet Terror. And because James Gunn is known for writing scripts with a playlist in mind, this week's question we ask: what would be the soundtrack to a film we make?

On today’s show, we talk about a film that is as much a throwback to double-features and grindhouse cinema of the 70s as it is a solidly contemporary aughts film - Grindhouse! A collection of 2 films: Planet Terror by Robert Rodriguez and Death Proof by Quentin Tarantino. And to keep up with the theme of sitting in a movie theater watching back-to-back flicks, they have trailers directed by folks like Eli Roth, Edger Wright, and Rob Zombie, with a gallery of whos-whos from the regular cast of characters that often grace these creatives films.  And this week's question we ask: Out of the two remaining trailers to not be made into a movie which one would you like to see made into a feature?

On today’s show, we are talking about the 2011 small-town kids with walkie-talkies vs. outer space creatures and government-coverup film, Super 8. Written and directed by J.J. Abrams - starring Elle Fanning, Joel Courtney, and Kyle Chandler. This is Abrams' ode to Stephen Spielberg and movies like The Goonies, and E.T.. And with this week's question, we’ll talk about - who we think would be a good pick to remake this movie. But first, Quentin Tarantino is no longer making his most recent film, “The Movie Critic” as his last movie. 

On today’s show, we are talking about the 2020 time-travel headbuster that is Christopher Nolan’s Tenet. Staring, John David Washington, Robert Pattinson, Kenneth Branagh, and  Elizabeth Debicki. And we’ll ask the question, “What movie would be good to pair with Tenet as a double feature?”. And because Tenet came out during lockdown we’ll talk about our favorite Pandemic movie, show, or record. But first: the new Joker: Folie A Deux - A Movie by Todd Phillips, Staring Joaquin Pheniz, and Lady GAGA - trailer just came out.