
If you’ve ever thought to yourself, “Wow, I’d really love to listen to Reply All/Hyperfixed's Alex Goldman and former VICE culture writer Caroline Thompson absolutely lose their minds watching every Amityville movie ever made,” then boy do we have a podcast for you!
On a cold November night in 1974, 23-year-old Ron DeFeo Jr. picked up a .35 caliber rifle and crept room to room in his lakeside fam... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 21 | Founded | 6 months ago |
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Is the Conjuring 2 an Amityville movie? Some (Caroline) might argue it is, because the first 15 minutes or whatever take place inside the Amityville Horror Home itself. Alex’s old friend, noted vampyr hunter and mortal enemy of the Lutz family Dr. St... more
Join Julia, Jennii, Jeanne, Jade, Brittany, Breana, and a rest of the Jansen family as they do nothing for 70 minutes and mostly die offscreen. Thrill to the exploits of the sex shaming senile granny, behold the spookiness of the color gels they use ... more
An interview with Paul (Duck) Tucker and Jeff Van Gerwen the creators of the 88th Amityville movie, Amityvillenado! We talk about the making of the movie and their relationship to the franchise. A wonderful time was had by all! Check out their movie... more
This is another horny one, folks. An unsuspecting family moves into the "Amity House" and finds more than they bargained for. What did they find? You know, the usual stuff, possession, incest, etc etc. Join daughter Jessica as she pisses and moans ab... more
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Caroline’s accents are an 8 out of 5 because they’re so bad they’re good. She boldly goes all in, fully knowing she sucks at accents. We need more of that in this world.
All of the nervous laughter in the episodes makes this pod even better because that’s how I would laugh if I also watched these terrible movie. Thanks for giving me something other than true crime and gossip to listen to.
Really hoping we get through this awesome podcast before Caroline turns 69 and dies as the Ouija board insists!
the funnier the show gets, apparently. I don’t know what this says about me, but I’ve listened to the “Amityville Asylum” episode three times now, and I am dying laughing.
I like the idea of horror movies but am too much of a wimp to watch them. This podcast is perfect because they describe the plots and all the crazy stuff that happens in a way that doesn’t keep me up at night. Plus they are always entertaining and funny. Keep up the great work!
One star for each member of the Lutz family.
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A witty, chemistry-driven duo roasts and analyzes an expansive Amityville film franchise, delivering banter, trivia, and sharp takes on production choices, lore, and cultural context. Episodes mix humorous critique with spoiler-light discussion, personal anecdotes, and playful riffs that keep listeners engaged as they work through many installments. A standout aspect is the high-energy host dynamic and a willingness to embrace chaotic, cult-favorite moments while unpacking franchise history and film craft. Potential listeners who enjoy film analysis with humor, niche horror lore, and conversational banter should find it particularly appealing, as should sponsors seeking an outspoken, character-driven show with broad entertainment appeal.
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Amityvilleville launched 6 months ago and published 21 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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