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.