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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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Hey Party People! One Hit Thunder back again. This week, the REAL tag team – myself and my co-host and producer Matt Kelly – jump in the ring with the massive stadium anthem “Whoomp (There It Is)”. The song never REALLY went away, but a recent resurgence thanks to an ice cream themed insurance commercial exposed this party classic to a whole new generation. Should Tag Team continue to repurpose this song in every possible way, or should the world be scooping into the rest of their almost impossible to find back catalog? Stay tuned to find out. 

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This week in honor of the upcoming Tim Burton adaptation Wednesday we decided to breakdown the history of America’s favorite Creepy, Kooky, Mysterious and All Together Ookey misfits … The Addams Family!

Did you know that there’s a Christmas themed Monster Mash song? Well now you do!? This week Dylan and Matt dive into Bobby “Boris” Pickett’s sequel to the Monster Squad with Monster’s Holiday!

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This week we are joined by Philly Wedding DJ and Quizzo Host A.J. Santini to discuss one of the most highly coveted songs in Al’s catalogue …. One More Minute. This ode to classic Doo Wop music is often considered one of Al’s strongest songs and cheapest music videos. We discuss if this was inspired by Billy Joel’s “An Innocent Man” as well as one of the rare times Al goes Blue in his lyrics.

We had some much fun hanging out in the super-saturated cinema of the millennium that we decided to stick around for another week and talk about our brother’s girlfriend’s cousin’s uncle’s story of how one time he heard about someone at his high school who brought a hairless dog home that turned out to be a massive rat! Now we know what you’re going to say – that’s just an URBAN LEGEND (1998). Well, maybe, but can you prove it? Let’s see what Snopes has to say about this…

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In 2010, a song by a ten-piece hippie folk pop group unexpectedly started appearing in seemingly endless amounts of movies, TV shows, and commercials. This sincere and lively tune caught the ear and heart of this week’s guest Tessa Markle, who later found herself dancing and singing along to them at an Arts Festival. The singsong love ballad leaves all of us asking what “home” really means, and if we should all be more hot and heavy pumpkin pie over Edward Sharpe & The Magnetic Zeros.

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This week we decide to go back to our first love … Disney Parks … in order to talk about 999 Happy Haunts that full up the Haunted Mansion!

We have officially recorded 100 Episodes of this podcast which means we’re going to argue over if Krampus was a good movie or not!

Last week we discussed the highest of the highest and ventured into the lowest of the lows. I Want a New Duck is most likely no one’s favorite Weird Al song… but is it his worse? It’s definitely a contender.

Take a trip back in time to the days of Wicca, goth clubwear in regular clothing rotation, handheld digital camcorders and spiky bedhead hair matched with terrible chin patches. We’re stumbling around the woods looking for the BOOK OF SHADOWS: BLAIR WITCH 2 (2000)! This film seems to have the unnerving ability to make its viewers enjoy it more with each consecutive watch, so beware – you may end up listening to a lot of nu metal and asking Nature if you can pick up a leaf.

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Phantom Planet had a modest radio hit with their single “California” in 2002. When a little TV show called The O.C. debuted and used the song as its theme song, however, it skyrocketed the band to stardom. The album The Guest was not just a favorite of this week’s guest Matt “Team Goldie” DiStefano, but it also had a permanent place in the CD rotation on early Punchline tours. When it came time for Phantom Planet to record a follow-up album, their shift in sound led to a slide off the charts. This week, we’re driving down the 101 and looking for the number one reason this great band didn’t reach even greater heights.

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With the recent controversial release of Rob Zombie’s “The Munsters” Producer Matt sits down to discuss the history of the famous residents of 1313 Mockingbird Lane and why the new movie kinda fits into what Herman, Lily and Grandpa have been up to for the last few decades

Last October we discussed the Tales from the Crypt episode of All Through The House; this week we return to the source material but this time in the 1972’s Tales from the Crypt film.

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This week we are taking on the heavy hitter; Dare to Be Stupid. Thanks to it’s appearance in Transformers: The Movie it’s arguably the most well known Weird Al original (and also one of the rare Weird Al Title Tracks). We dive deep into our love of not just this song, but also Devo.

Kid: Mom can we have Addams Family?

Mom: We have Addams Family at home

Addams Family at home: The Munsters… in color.

In celebration of Rob Zombie’s new Munsters movie, Matt subjected his cohosts to THE MUNSTERS GO HOME (1966) this week, and while it wasn’t a painful watch, it felt more like an extended episode than a cohesive film. Let’s see how Rob’s version stacks up to it!

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Break out the cherry wine and prepare to have your brain stimulated…we’re FINALLY taking a deep dive – or should we say SKINNY DIP – into Jermaine Stewart’s hit 1986 single “We Don’t Have To Take Our Clothes Off”! Does a man REALLY want to be approached cool and romantically? Should we REALLY take our time to get to know each other slow and easily? Should we all avoid showing up at Matt Kelly’s house unexpectedly? We’ll answer all these questions and more in this episode.

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This week to tie into Hocus Pocus 2 dropping on Disney+ Gelsey is going to teach us all about the infamous Salem Witch Trials.

To kick off the spooky season we are watching the Twilight Zone Christmas special Night of the Meek. It’s also a great example of how Twilight Zone can sometimes be sweet and not always spooky.

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This week we kick off the Dare to be Stupid album with returning guest Chris Fafalios. We breakdown the Weird Al Parody “Like a Surgeon”; this song was the first and possibly only time that Al took a parody concept from the artist he was parodying. It’s strange that Al never did another Madonna parody after this since it was such a success.

There’s a crisp wind in the air, the leaves are turning, you know what time it is… it’s FALL BREAK! After years of hemming and hawing about whether to discuss it, we’re slashing our way through THE MUTILATOR (1984) and dang we had a good time doing it. This is definitely one of the few times you’ll hear us heap praise on a kill comp but hey, we have a long weekend to drink cheap beer, do vaudeville for our girlfriends, and get chopped up in interesting ways. It’s Fall Break! Fall Break!

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