leprechaun

I'm taking care of things outside of the Batfry, but I'm SURE Brad and Arnie have things completely under control.  Faith and Begorrah.

Pour an Irish whiskey, put on your nicest kilt and download the newest episode of the Rants From The Black Lodge Podcast for Leprechaun 3 featuring a guest appearance from director, Brian Trenchard-Smith.

Host: Brandon A. Lane
Commentator: Fat Tony

Sponsors: NGW Wrestling

Special Thanks: Brain Trenchard-Smith
@GeneralMurray

Man From Hong Kong Blu-Ray available at
https://www.umbrellaent.com.au/movies/2872-man-from-hong-kong-the-ozploitation-classics-blu-ray.html

Alice Through The Multiverse available at
https://www.amazon.com/Alice-Through-Multiverse-Brian-Trenchard-Smith-ebook/dp/B0791W6KPC

Please support the podcast by buying a T-shirt from our Teespring store
rantarmy.com

News from the Reef audio digest.

1. New Candyman Script Has Been Written 
2. Paul Kane's Hellraisers Available on Kindle 
3. The Dark Art of Clive Barker Lecture / Discussion 
4. Gary Tunnicliffe Discusses the Hellraiser Franchise and Horror. 
5. Rare Depiction of Candyman Revealed 
6. Nightbreed now streaming on IMDB Freedrive 
7. Small Update on Nightbreed TV series 
8. Tony Todd is coming to Chicago 
9. Peter Atkins News 
10. New edtion of The Painter the Creature and the Father of Lies 
11. Tony Todd comments on Candyman Vs. Leprechaun 
12. Clive Barker's Deep Hill
13. Books Of Blood TV Series 

Blog Posts written by Rob Ridenour, Ryan Danhauser and Jose Leitao. Narrated by Ryan Danhauser.

The gang kicks off the Halloween spirit with Leprechaun, starring Willow and Rachel, about a little green bastard with buckles on his shoes and his passion for gold... and polishing.

*MAJOR SPOILERS AHEAD*

Lucky Charms are magically delicious. So is Lori Feldman's improv songwriting, including Son of a Son of a Leprechaun, California Here I Come, and 8-Second Les Miz. In this episode, hosts Frank Roche and Lori Feldman are joined by TWFA Senior LA Correspondent, Shannon McCormick, who tells funny stories about things she finds annoying, including nightly tambourine lessons under her window, the smell of burnt toast, and girls in LA who want to look like billboard diva, Evangelyne.

We ask a question to you in this show: What are the Top 10 Most Annoying Movies?

Or have something else you find annoying? Drop us a note at thingswefindannoying@gmail.com or leave us a message on 215-501-7826. 

Please Subscribe to TWFA and Rate the Show:  iTunes | Google Play | TuneIn | Stitcher

Music in this episode: There’s a Bee in my Bonnet, Hello! by Nutmeg is licensed under a Attribution-NonCommercial License. Music sourced from Free Music Archive.

We're back with our third installment in the Leprechaun 0% rated series with our favorite one Leprechaun 3: Vegas Baby.

Wiki: Leprechaun 3 (also known as Leprechaun III and Leprechaun 3: In Las Vegas) is a 1995 American slasher film and the third installment and first direct-to-video entry in the Leprechaun series.

St. Patrick's Day is long over, but that doesn't mean the magic must die -- so join us for a special Leprechaun franchise revisit!

In this episode, we chat up every Leprechaun movie from its debut in 1993 to the 2014 reboot - and it's a wild ride. We also discuss a couple recent movie viewings (including the Italian 80s romp The Devil's Honey), run through March's Monster Mania convention, and tease the next episode topic (SPRING BREAK).

Drinking game options: Every time Joanna laughs.

Look for more goodies at BloodyPopcorn.com. Have questions or comments? Contact us on Twitter or Facebook, or you can always email us: bloodypopcorn@gmail.com.

What to do when you are out of ideas for your franchise?

Go into outer space!

We're Back! Season 2 of Rotted Podcast officially kicks off with the film franchise with the most 0% films on Rotten Tomatoes. The Leprechaun Series.

Marianne's Macabre Movie Review #13 "Leprethon 2018" 

Marianne, Andy, Dave Angela, and Keith tackle the first four films in the Leprechaun franchise in this extra-long episode! Binge your way along with them, movie by movie. 

Join the discussion https://www.facebook.com/MariannesMacabreMovieReview/ on facebook or on Twitter @MacabreReview 

Visit us at iabdpresents.com/mariannes-macabre-movie-review and check out all the great programming from It's All Been Done Presents! You can also support us at patreon.com/IABD

Happy St. Paddy's Day everyone!  As you no doubt have drunk your fill of green beer and made questionable drunk decisions; let us take the time to celebrate a film that Jennifer Aniston might view as a questionable drunk decision.  I'm of course talking about the 1993 classic, Leprechaun!  A movie that somehow spawned a number of more memorable sequels that included a trip to Las Vegas, space, and  "The Hood" twice.  So raise a pint with us as we review the cinematic hangover that is Leprechaun.

St Patrick's Day is coming soon. I'm gonna share with you TEN fun facts about St Patrick's Day in show #238 of Celtfather Music & Travel. As a Celtic musician and host of the Irish & Celtic Music Podcast, I thought I’d also pick songs you can listen to to go with each fact. celtfather.com

CELTFATHER NEWS

If you missed the latest CeltfatherLive Internet Concert of Shiny St Patrick’s Day CD Release Party, you can watch a free replay through March 17 at Celtfather.com/watch. The show celebrates the release of my new album of Browncoats Drinking songs, called As Long As I’m Flyin. Plus some fun St Patrick’s Day Songs.

You can sing along to many of those songs through the Irish song lyrics website.

I have two extra-Long episodes of St Patrick’s Day Music on the Irish & Celtic Music Podcast. The first came out last week and features the Best Celtic songs in the podcast in 2017.

The second is out this Thursday. It will feature 17 for St Patrick’s Day. As a special bonus you will be able to download all 17 songs as mp3 singles. I’ll include a link to that article in the shownotes. I have published my 17 Free Celtic MP3s for St Patrick’s Day article since 2003.

10 Fun Facts about St Patrick's Day

Millions of people around the world celebrate St. Patrick's Day. You could say everyone is Irish on St Patrick's Day. But I prefer to see this as a holiday for everyone of Celtic ancestry. I don’t know how many kilts I’ve seen worn on the holiday, but it’s a lot.

I think that’s a good place to start these fun facts.

1. Ireland is one of seven Celtic nations.

These are the places that the Celts settled after invading their way from central Europe before finally being conquered by the Romans and driven to the fringes of continent.

The nations include: Ireland, Scotland, Wales, the Isle of Man, Cornwall in Southwest England, Brittany in France, and Galicia in Northwest Spain.

While the Celts settled in those locations, they were eventually pushed out of those homelands to places around the world.

New Orleans was one of the top 3 immigration points for the Irish during the potato blight of the 1800s.

So I’m gonna kick off my musical recommendation with “Men of New Basin Canal” that honors the 30K Irishmen who died digging that canal.

2. St Patrick was not Irish.

He was born in Scotland or Wales in the 4th century. Originally, he was enslaved and taken to Ireland. He escaped, became a Christian and went back to convert the Celts. He died in Ireland on March 17, 461.

I was born on St Patrick's Day. I have a song for all those born on March 17th or of Irish heritage. It's called "Happy Birthday from Ireland."

3.  March 17th is the holy day of St. Patrick in the Catholic church.

Because of this, it was not celebrated like you find it today. In fact, March 17 was a dry holiday in Ireland until the 70s. All the pubs were closed. In 1995 they began celebrating it like in America.

It's quite a ironic that as a sainted holiday, St Patrick's Day is celebrated with drinking. Thus my next song recommendation, "St Patrick Never Drank".

4. The first St Patrick’s day parade was celebrated in New York in 1762.

The Irish were trying to hold on to their heritage.

Parades sprang up around the world since then, most notably in Chicago where the river is dyed green. Dublin too now has a big St. Patrick’s Day parade.

I want to recommend song “McNamara‘s Band” song by Bing Crosby.

5. Green is most-often associated with St Patrick’s Day. But St Patrick’s color was actually blue. And as a wild twist, I was told that the Scots wore orange. It wasn’t until much later I realized that green was the color of Catholics and orange was the color of Protestants. And of course the Republic of Ireland is largely Catholic.

From Brobdingnagian Bards, try the song “The Orange and the Green”.

6. St Paddy’s day is the shortened version of St Patrick’s Day.

However, that shortened name is often misspelled. It should be spelled Paddy. Not Patty.

Patty is a girls name. Paddy is short for the Irish name Padraig.

Check out the song “Paddy Worked on the Railway” by The Muckers

7. The most famous Irish song is Danny Boy. But it’s not actually Irish.

Okay the melody is an Irish tune called “Derry Aire”. But the lyrics were written by an English lawyer and songwriter named Frederic Weatherly.

I get the song requested so much that I play two versions of “Danny Boy”, the original and a parody about cats.

8. The leprechaun is a fascinating and mischievous creature from Irish lore.

The modern representation was actually started as a means to belittle the Irish immigrants in the early 1900s. It seems Irish Americans embraced and rebirthed the myth.

Oh and apparently, there are no female leprechauns in the lore.

I wrote a song that celebrates America’s contribution to the leprechaun myth and to Irish music. It’s called “The Leprechaun”.

9. Slainte Mhaith is an Irish toast.

It means “here’s to your good health”. In lovely Gaelic fashion, it’s spelled nothing like it sounds in English. So if you’re out drinking, be it Guinness or tea, raise a glass and repeat the      Phrase.

I wrote a song about it. It’s called "Slainte Mhaith".

10. More than 13 million pints of Guinness are consumed on St Patrick’s Day.

I hope you will raise a glass also to Charlie Mopps, the fictious inventor of beer.

You can learn him in the song “Beer, Beer, Beer”.

One final bonus fact. The music of the Celts is called Celtic music.

This is not to be confused the Boston Celtics. Celtic is spoken with a hard-K sound.

I host the Irish & Celtic Music Podcast. You will find over 400 hours of free Celtic music to listen to on St Patrick’s Day.

Thank you so much for listening. I hope you enjoyed these fun facts. If you want to listen to the songs, you can search for them on Apple Music or you can check out my Geek Pub Songs playlist over on Spotify.

---

You can also support this podcast for as little as $1 per month when you join the Gunn Runners Club on Patreon. You'll get hours of great content for one low fee and help me create new music for you.

You can also subscribe to the podcast and download free music at celtfather.com.

Celebrate St. Patrick's Day with Warwick Davis in his signature role as the gold coveting Leprechaun. The RANT ARMY return to the Black Lodge to explore the world of the Irish terror known as the Leprechaun.

Host: Brandon A. Lane
Commentators: Fuckin' Judd and Cameron (No nickname needed)

Please support the podcast by buying a T-shirt from our Teespring store
rantarmy.com

Happy post-Valentine's Day! On this episode, we're here to talk about sexy thrillers -- specifically Basic Instinct and Fatal Attraction! Lots of sexy talk with a side order of psychopathic tendencies. 

We also play matchmaker with genre characters; chat up recent movie viewings (MORE Andy Sidaris, Sightseers, Valentine, 9 to 5, and more); and preview the next episode (a Leprechaun series rewatch).  

Drinking game options: Every time Joanna flubs and/or repeats a word or Johnny makes a sex joke.

Look for more goodies at BloodyPopcorn.com. Have questions or comments? Contact us on Twitter or Facebook, or you can always email us: bloodypopcorn@gmail.com.

helllo Everybody and welcome to a HUGE episode of And Also, first Hecklin Darp stops by to update us on his marriage and his search for another time traveler. Then King Hummeltharp and Higgins stop by and put the show on probation! Then Paul Singleton comes by and finds a job! Lastly, Lenny the Leprechaun stops by to promote leprechaun rights! 

Special thanks to: Corey Owens, Anita Thomas, Sarah McKim, and Lindsey Carter

Twitter & Instagram: @andalsoaswellas
e mail: andalsoaswellas@zoho.com
Blog: http://andalsoaswellas.tumblr.com

Hello Everybody and welcome to another episode of the show. Largemouth Larry is here to promote his new stand up venue, the kitchen of a bar. Then, Leprechaun Rights activist Lenny the Leprechaun is here with his bodyguard Biff. Last snowboarder Tommy McWilliams is here to love and respect. 

Twitter: @andalsoaswellas
e mail: andalsoaswellas@zoho.com
Blog: http://andalsoaswellas.tumblr.com

Rate on PodKnife!
Recommend on Chorus!