The twelfth episode of Ammonite Movie Nite. Sounds crazy, no? But here, in our little podcast, it is finally time for Kev to see a classic musical for the first time in our first-annual FIDDLER ON THE ROOF Hanukkah special. On the way: Kev despairs over the state of musical theatre, Jared blesses the show, and a cameo appearance from Julia!

NEXT WEEK: Our Thanksgiving special, Brad Bird’s THE IRON GIANT

Questions? Comments? Concerns? What is your favorite song from FIDDLER? Contact us at [email protected]. Send us anything about anything!

Grant Gustin, Michael Caine, Michael McDonald, PRISONERS OF THE GHOSTLAND fans, celebrities who unironically enjoy taking photos at conventions, Jon Knobel: The door is open.

Our theme song was composed and performed by Chris Coffey, whose band MR.TV Man's album, Incidental Music, can be found wherever you stream music.

On the eleventh episode of Ammonite Movie Nite, the boys tackle a theme they’re calling “Entertainment as Existential Crisis” through Carax’s HOLY MOTORS and Aronofsky’s BLACK SWAN. Along the way, they groan at bad jokes in the new Spider-Man trailer, denounce JK Rowling again, and Kev, yawning too much on-mic, gets so wrapped up in nonsense he forgets to talk about one of the great films of the year, BELFAST.

NEXT WEEK: The beginning of a holiday TRADITION! HA!  HAAAAAA!!!! TRADITION! The classic musical epic FIDDLER ON THE ROOF!

Questions? Comments? Concerns? Contact us at [email protected]. Send us anything about anything!

Grant Gustin, Michael Caine, Michael McDonald, PRISONERS OF THE GHOSTLAND fans, celebrities who unironically enjoy taking photos at conventions, Jon Knobel: The door is open.

Our theme song was composed and performed by Chris Coffey, whose band MR.TV Man's album, Incidental Music, can be found wherever you stream music.

On the tenth episode of Ammonite Movie Nite, Kev and Jared risk it all to discuss Guillermo Del Toro’s THE DEVIL’S BACKBONE and CRIMSON PEAK. On the way, they go out of their way to alienate their entire audience. No other way to describe what goes on here. Kev does the Loomis voice a few times. God bless Jared’s daughter on this lovely autumn day. She lives in London, and she’s still alive. And happy anniversary, Led Zeppelin's IV.

NEXT WEEK: “Hollywood as Existential Crisis:” Leos Carax’s HOLY MOTORS (which I know was made in 2012, thanks!) and Darren Aronofsky’s BLACK SWAN.

IN TWO WEEKS: The First Annual Ammonite Movie Nite Hanukkah Special: FIDDLER ON THE ROOF!

Questions? Comments? Concerns? Contact us at [email protected]. Send us anything about anything! No time limit!

Grant Gustin, Michael Caine, Michael McDonald, PRISONERS OF THE GHOSTLAND fans, celebrities who unironically enjoy taking photos at conventions, Jon Knobel: The door is open.

Our theme song was composed and performed by Chris Coffey, whose band MR.TV Man's album, Incidental Music, can be found wherever you stream music.

On the ninth episode of Ammonite Movie Nite, Kev and Jared talk about infamous robot cops CHAPPIE and ROBOCOP. Also: analysis of Pixar’s LIGHTYEAR, an appraisal of Die Antwoord, Tom Hanks solves a murder, and the remaining Beatles are united on a sore subject.

Questions? Comments? Concerns? Contact us at [email protected]. 

Grant Gustin, Michael Caine, Michael McDonald, PRISONERS OF THE GHOSTLAND fans, celebrities who unironically enjoy taking photos at conventions, Jon Knobel: The door is open.

NEXT WEEK: A celebration of Guillermo Del Toro: THE DEVIL’S BACKBONE and CRIMSON PEAK.

Our theme song was composed and performed by Chris Coffey, whose band MR.TV Man's album, Incidental Music, can be found wherever you stream music.

On the eighth episode of Ammonite Movie Nite, Mike Myers is back! Yeah, baby, yeah! The boys discuss the “current” HALLOWEEN timeline: John Carpenter’s 1978 original and the two David Gordon Green films. Also: Kev tells a joke, Michael Caine un-retires, and Jamie Lee Curtis crosses the line.

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NEXT WEEK: Paul Verhoven’s ROBOCOP and Neill Blomkamp’s CHAPPIE.

Questions? Comments? Concerns? Contact us at [email protected]. Grant Gustin, Michael Caine, Michael McDonald, PRISONERS OF THE GHOSTLAND fans: The door is open.

Our theme song was composed and performed by Chris Coffey, whose band MR.TV Man's album, Incidental Music, can be found wherever you stream music.

On the seventh episode of Ammonite Movie Nite, Kev and Jared's patience is put to the test as they tackle GHOSTS OF MARS & JASON X. Along the way, John Carpenter invents irony, Kev can't get a cab, Jared -- get this -- watches anime, and so much more. It'll take more than a poke in the ribs to put down these old dogs.

NEXT WEEK: The finale of Ammonite Horror Nites, our uber-sized HALLOWEEN special: HALLOWEEN (1978), HALLOWEEN (2018) and HALLOWEEN KILLS (2021). 

Questions? Comments? Concerns? Contact us at [email protected]

Our theme song was composed and performed by Chris Coffey, whose band MR.TV Man's album, Incidental Music, can be found wherever you stream music.

CRISIS ON INFINITE VIRTUAL CONVENTIONS! Jared and Kev try to stay as pragmatic and positive as possible as they try to make chicken salad out of DC’s FANDOME event. Grant Gustin, the door is open: come on the show.

Follow along with the boys with this comprehensive DC Fandome recap!

The Legendary POTION SELLER

In Love With a Pizza

THIS WEDNESDAY: For better or worse, GHOSTS OF MARS & JASON X

NEXT WEDNESDAY: Our super-sized HALLOWEEN special! HALLOWEEN '78, HALLOWEEN '18, and the brand-new HALLOWEEN KILLS! 

Questions? Comments? Concerns? Contact us at [email protected]

Our theme song was composed by Chris Coffey, whose band MR.TV Man’s album Incidental Music is available wherever you stream music. 

On the sixth episode of Ammonite Movie Nite, our annual celebration of horror continues with Edgar Wright's debut, SHAUN OF THE DEAD, and Sam Raimi’s legendary EVIL DEAD II. Also: Kev reflects on the future of James Bond, Jared faces unrest in the ocean, and the country falls in love with Paulie’s robot all over again.

NEXT WEEK: For better or worse, GHOSTS OF MARS & JASON X

TWO WEEKS FROM TODAY: Our super-sized HALLOWEEN special! HALLOWEEN '78, HALLOWEEN '18, and the brand-new HALLOWEEN KILLS! 

Questions? Comments? Concerns? Contact us at [email protected]

Our theme song was composed by Chris Coffey, whose band MR.TV Man's album, Incidental Music, can be found wherever you stream music.

On the fifth episode of Ammonite Movie Nite, our first annual celebration of horror, AMMONITE HORROR NITES, begins with reviews of the original Universal Monsters: Bela Lugosi in DRACULA and Boris Karloff in FRANKENSTEIN. Plus: Kamen Rider does a wheelie, a crucial error is made regarding the Airport films, and Jared jeopardizes this whole enterprise by recommending a mecha anime to Kev. Jared's kinda quiet! We're working it out!

NEXT WEEK: Two legendary horror-comedies: Wright's SHAUN OF THE DEAD & Raimi's EVIL DEAD 2. 

Questions? Comments? Concerns? Contact us at [email protected]

Our theme song was composed by Chris Coffey, whose band MR.TV Man's album, Incidental Music, can be found wherever you stream music.

On the fourth episode of Ammonite Movie Nite, Kev and Jared chase each other with spaghetti, mourn the legendary Norm MacDonald and tumble off the carousel while reaching for the American Dream. Apologies for the echo in spots, and for the vacuuming you can kind of hear in the final mix. 

Next week: the start of AMMONITE HORROR NITES with the 1931 Universal classics DRACULA & FRANKENSTEIN. A slight correction, Jared claims one of the themes is 'dogshit' -- he is partially correct. The theme is 'dogshit in space'

Questions? Comments? Concerns? Contact us at [email protected]

Our theme song was composed by Chris Coffey, whose band MR.TV Man's album, Incidental Music, can be found wherever you stream music.