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As we near Episode 150 it’s time for another Year Countdown; Where will your favorites stack up this year? Listen and find out!!

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We’ve almost discussed Mel Brooks’ classic comedy Young Frankenstein many times before but today we finally do. Gelsey has loved this movie for most of her life and today we share the love of it with all of you!

December is here and Matt is finally having us discuss the Happy Christmas volume that he’s been talking up since Episode 1 of the show. He’s said in the past that this album holds a special place in his heart and it’s time for him to open on how and why!

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This week on the podcast we talk about something rare in Al’s catalogue … a failed style parody. Cable TV was originally written to be In the style of Elton John; specifically his song Hercules but ultimately they missed the mark and just called it an original. How does it hold up against his other originals?

We can only speak for ourselves when we say that few things evoke the spirit of Christmas like a reincarnated, murderous samurai slashing through the holidays in rural Wisconsin… To that end, we’re kicking off December with the insane, drug-fueled BLOOD BEAT (1983)! Did you know that roughly 40% of Wisconsin natives in the early 80s had psychic powers? Why doesn’t Big Science talk about this?? HMN will expose the truth… right after we finish this bottle of eggnog.

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This week, return guest Matt Jurcevich joins us to discuss something that’s got US feeling insane in the membrane — the fact that we can categorize legendary rap group Cypress Hill as a one hit wonder. Despite having multiple high-charting albums and decades of widespread popularity, their 1993 single “Insane in the Brain” is the only one to cross over into the Top 20 on the Billboard charts. In this episode, we’ll break down their catalog, their vocal stylings, and even the awesome way they got banned from Saturday Night Live.

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This week in honor of Michael Jackson’s album Thriller turning 40 years old; Gelsey and Producer Matt breakdown their Top 5 favorite Michael Jackson songs. Was your favorite included?

This week Dylan has us watch one of his absolute favorite Christmas movies, 2011’s Arthur Christmas.

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This week we discuss Al’s first soundtrack song “This is the Life” which was written for the movie Johnny Dangerously and ended up on the Dare to Be Stupid album. Is this send off to 1930’s mobsters a classic or should it be sleeping with the fishes?

Against all odds, a song completely sung in German floated all the way up to #2 on the Billboard charts in 1983, rising above some of the biggest artists of the 80s. Even more surprising, the danceable pop gem “99 Luftballons” was actually a protest song about a theoretical nuclear war. This week, we’re joined by Cheer Up Dusty vocalist Justin Humenik to find out if we should all pick up a few Nena records with the money we’ve got, or if we should think of them and let it go.

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To celebrate 80 years of Casablanca Gelsey and Producer Matt dive into the history of one of the greatest movies ever made …. 1942’s Casablanca!

Somehow Matt thought this was a Thanksgiving movie as a kid, but it’s undeniably absolutely nothing BUT a Christmas movie. It’s also the favorite Christmas movie of his Horror Movie Night co-host Kyle Kutcha who joins us to talk about this extra strange dark comedy.

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This week filmmaker Levi Wilson joins us to discuss the extremely controversial parody Girls Just Wanna Have Lunch. Reportedly the Scotti Brothers forced Al to write this song and despite a few good funny lines you can hear the rebellion in Al’s voice throughout. While many think it’s pretty low-ranking for Al’s output, it’s actually one of Levi’s favorites. Can he convince us otherwise?

It’s Scott’s November pick so you probably guessed we’re talking cannihillbillies, this time taking a WRONG TURN (2003) with Eliza Dushku, other Eliza Dushku (Emmanuelle Chriqui) and White Guy Mannequin (Desmond Harrington)! Not that our expectations for the franchise were high after our disastrous watch of Wrong Turn 6 years ago, but even the first entry in the series has us scratching our heads wondering why this spawned as many sequels as it has. Time to hit the trails and find out on this week’s episode!

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After two decades of pursuing a music career, a 30 year old Canadian singer named Alannah Myles scored a #1 hit in 1989 with “Black Velvet”. While her success continued for years after in the Great White North, she completely fell off the Billboard charts of the United States. This week, we try to determine if the blame for her US decline should fall on the lack of promotion from her record label, or if the rest of Alannah’s catalog just lacked that slow southern style. 

Since Mickey Mouse’s birthday is on the horizon (and Gelsey is under the employment of everyone’s favorite Mouse) we decided it was time to tackle the history of his creation as well as why we love this jolly fellow! Hot Dog is it ever a good episode!

This week it’s Matt’s turn to talk about something special about Christmas to him and he’s decided to make us super depressed with A Garfield Christmas Special.

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This week John Wlaysewski joins us to discuss Al’s sci-fi new wave song Slime Creatures from Outer Space which was inspired by a very obscure Thomas Dolby song. While it may not be the most laugh out loud song in Al’s career it’s definitely one of the most unique musically!

Sometimes you look at a horror poster and wonder to yourself, “Do the CURTAINS (1983) match the drapes?” We’re here to tell you that sadly, no, the promises made by the poster are left unfulfilled by the end of your watch. The same can’t be said for the creepy casting-couch director character played by John Vernon, but sometimes you gotta just accept disappointment on the road to podcast stardom… Are we there yet??

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We’ve discussed close to 150 one hit wonders on the podcast at this point, but none have had as bizarre of a series of events that led to a hit as Primitive Radio Gods. Producer Matt Kelly considers “Standing Outside A Broken Phone Booth With Money In My Hand” not only a song title that he’s sure to butcher in this episode, but also a song that he considers one of the greatest of the 90s. Does the rest of the band’s catalog live up to the moody vibe of this jam though? This week, we try to figure out if Primitive Radio Gods leave us downhearted baby, or if we should bathe ourselves in the zebra flesh of this unique musical project.

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This week Gelsey and Producer Matt try to do the impossible and rank their Top 5 favorite Beatles Songs. As I’m sure you can imagine there are ALOT of honorable mentions and even more singing!

We’re officially entered Christmas Time so we are kicking it off with something that represents Christmas in Dylan’s eyes…. A Rosie Christmas album

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We were debating if it was possible to do a full episode on George of the Jungle; one of the only covers in the entire Al discography. Matt Kelly said it couldn’t be done while Matthew Milligan swore it would; based on the fact that we’ve got this episode out right now it’s obvious who was correct.

If you’re thinking LAIR OF THE WHITE WORM (1988) sounds like a euphemism for a certain piece of naughty anatomy, first off all you’re a sicko and second yeah it totally is and this movie is serious camp and a total blast! Between the insane outfits, British comedy (and blasphemy!) and bursts of psychedelia, this is the epitome of a movie-watching “experience.” Kudos to Matt for picking this one; you know how much he loves giant animal movies…

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Originally intended to be a theme song and nothing more, “I’ll Be There For You” gave The Rembrandts a Top 20 Billboard hit on the wings of NBC’s juggernaut of a sitcom Friends. The visual that the song provokes in everyone’s mind, however — that of a group of white twenty-something Manhattanites dancing and clapping around a fountain — soon led to the band actually apologizing for the song on MTV News. This week, High School Slumber Party’s Brian Rodriguez joins us to discuss not only the career of The Rembrandts, but also his fandom of the 90s sitcom.

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We’re releasing today’s episode a day early in honor of Halloween because we’re talking about the silent German adaptation Nosferatu that celebrated it’s 100 year anniversary!

This week we are joined by Wheatus vocalist Brendan B. Brown who discusses the first but not last Star Wars parody Yoda! We discuss the finer points of the song, our love of Star Wars and the Kinks and how this song is embedded in Brendan’s memories of childhood basement band practices.

Happy almost-Halloween, friends! As is customary at Horror Movie Night, we are celebrating the best day of the year with a family-friendly film but also celebrating the 10-year anniversary of the delightful and ghoulish PARANORMAN (2012). From the fantastic cast to the incredible story and visuals, there’s really nothing to not like about this one, unless you hate fun. We stand firm in our pledge to accept you here at HMN, even if you see ghosts – probably moreso if you do.

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