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You might not know the name Baltimora, but you have almost certainly encountered the anthemic “Tarzan Boy” in unexpected places. From iconic Listerine commercials to grand wrestling entrances, this unforgettable 80s song continues to live on decades after this Italian music project burst onto the scene. This week, we’re joined by Jim Logrando to unravel the mystery of who actually sang the song, the fascinating concept of the “millennial whoop”, and the biggest question of all: is there any need to swing further into the jungle of Baltimora’s back catalog? Stay tuned to find out.

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Once again we did a script reading as part of the Geekscape Charity Livestream event to raise money for Big Brothers Big Sisters of Northern and Coastal New Jersey! A big thanks to Joshua Napier, Tessa Markle, Joey Pettine and our extra special guest for participating in the script reading!

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We are finally here at the final episode of Season 2 of the O.C. Matt will finally see the Mm-watchusay situation but will it properly set him up for an exciting season 3?

This week Jim Logrando is back to give us an exciting update on the Weird Al game he made… and then to discuss our collective obsession with Oreos!

It’s been a long year of HMN naughtiness, so in order to get back in Santa’s good favor and still get some sweet holiday loot in our stocking, we’re taking one for the team and watching an utterly stupid Christmas movie that was shot on video, starring the writer/director, his kids and the worst alien stick props you’ve ever seen. If you haven’t guessed already, we’re talking FEEDERS 2: SLAY BELLS (1998), the completely inane sequel to the Blockbuster-approved direct-to-video “hit” FEEDERS (1996). This might be the worst thing we’ve ever watched on the show (don’t listen to Matt’s opinion, he’s crazy), so you better appreciate the pain we went through for this one. Happy holidays from everyone at Horror Movie Night!

In celebration of our 200th episode, we’re revisiting our lost first episode and giving “Barbie Girl” another chance on One Hit Thunder. The resounding popularity of Aqua and their iconic song has experienced a second life, thanks to a resurgence in the wake of the unbelievably popular Barbie movie. As fate would have it, one of us is an Aqua superfan, and it’s high time for us to dive back into the discography and cultural impact of Denmark’s biggest musical export. Join us as we explore the infectious beats, quirky lyrics, and unexpected twists in Aqua’s musical journey.

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For our last episode before the big day we are discussing a movie it shouldn’t have took over 150 episodes for us to get to! We look back on the massive success that was 1990’s Home Alone!

We have finally come to the conclusion of Caleb’s time on the O.C. and of course it’s also Prom Season! Oh and did I mention George Lucas shows up?

Al is back to doing a style parody of Tonio K for the second time with I Was Only Kidding. Is this a better attempt than Happy Birthday off his self titled debut album?

It’s almost Christmas, so what better way to celebrate than to take a puddlejumper to a remote, deserted island AirBnB with your overbearing husband, overbearing brother and his overbearing wife? Absolutely NOTHING bad could happen in this scenario! Yup, definitely not foreshadowed by a solid harbinger (also the guy who flew you to the island and gave you the chance to leave not once, but twice) or the overall creepy atmosphere of the place… I guess sometimes we can’t escape our destiny, especially when said destiny is being torn apart by a horrific monster dripping in bloody pus like the protagonist in THE SLAYER (1982). Get in the holiday spirit with the HMN elves this week on Horror Movie Night!

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As we conclude another year of podcasting we look back at the songs past and try to determine the ranking from worst to best. In the past this was done by Chris and Matt and a guest … this year we did it as a livestream event featuring 5 guests!!

We were joined by Podcast fan favorites Matt DiStefano, PJ Caruso, Jim Logrando, Joey Ritter and Johnny Yetsconish

You can watch the extended livestream version of this episode with the link below!

This is a huge episode for Matt, when asked this is his answer for his favorite Christmas anything … it’s a special that holds a ton of sentimental value to it and this year he finally makes Dylan watch it.

The war of Zach vs. Seth comes to a head… and Matt debates if he can do this for another 50 episodes.

This week Mark Hampton returns to break down Al’s first polka from the 90’s … made up of ALOT of songs from the 80’s.

It’s the mid-90s on a chilly Friday night and your mom brandishes a familiar blue-and-yellow VHS case at you as the frozen pizza cooks in the oven. Did she rent Predator like you’ve been begging her to do for a month? Well no, she explains, they were out of Predator, but they did have the next best thing: WATCHERS 3 (1994)! Pop that bad boy into the VCR and see just how bad fighting a rubber suit monster in the jungle on a shoestring budget can look because dammit, Momma tried.

Hey now, hey now, One Hit Thunder’s back! This week, we’re stepping back in time to explore the fascinating story behind one of the early ’60s most beloved hits. A group of talented teenagers from New Jersey, The Angels, joined forces with three brilliant songwriters to craft “My Boyfriend’s Back”, a timeless classic that was inspired by a real-life incident. This iconic song not only left an undeniable mark on the era but continues to resonate with audiences today. We don’t often dive into the tunes of the late ’50s and early ’60s, but thanks to Patreon’s request, we couldn’t resist this opportunity to uncover the story behind The Angels’ legendary single. Stay tuned for a journey into music history that promises to be absolutely trouble-free!

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This week on the podcast we are talking about the Sia album Everyday is Christmas. At one point this album was the Target Christmas soundtrack but somehow Matt only discovered it through Netflix Christmas Rom-Coms.

Nana is back and the boys leave Newport Beach! Join us won’t you!

This week we tackle Al’s take on M.C. Hammer’s U Can’t Touch This. As a kid I just remembered it being a funny song about TV but maybe there’s a much smarter deeper thing Al is saying about the state of Television.

When we look back at the questionable films Kyle has subjected us to (there are a lot), this week’s may come close to the top of the list for its suuuuuuper rough first 5 minutes, followed by another rough 80 minutes of insufferable people walking around an island taking trash on each other. HUMONGOUS (1982) is a real big flop of a movie with a great poster. The unlikable (talentless) cast does eventually get offed by a barely-seen mutant man-child, but at what cost to our sanity? Find out this week on Horror Movie Night!

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This week, we’re taking flight with the Scottish band Pilot and their timeless hit “Magic”. Together with our guest Kai Dodson, we get right to the point: does selling out and changing the lyrics to your hit to hawk pharmaceuticals change the legacy of a song? We also dive into Pilot’s musical journey that intersected with an impressive array of legendary musicians and bands. Stay tuned to see if we think the sun should continue to shine on the creators of this pop gem, or if we think the magic is gone after we’ve heard the Ozempic commercial one too many times.

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This week Matt makes Dylan watch a personal favorite in his seasonal viewing with Merry Christmas Mr. Bean! Matt caught this on PBS in the 90’s and it’s become a yearly watch ever since!

This week everyone’s on the hunt for who brought drugs to Trey’s birthday party … it’s not as thrilling as you think it’d be.

This week we are joined by returning guest A.J. Santini to discuss The Beach Boys inspired song Trigger Happy. In many ways this is Al’s most politically driven song.

This week we are celebrating Thanksgiving AND the 30 year anniversary of Addams Family Values. This sequel is arguably one of the rare sequels that’s as good if not a little better than the original movie!

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Today, we’re diving into the infectious world of Stereo MCs and their iconic track, “Connected.” Even if you think you don’t know it, chances are you’ve crossed paths with this chart-topping British group’s masterpiece, thanks to a cleverly placed sample and irresistible vocal melody that propelled them onto the US charts. These musical innovators also made waves by producing remixes for some of the biggest artists of their time. Despite their rise to fame in the early 90s, it took them over a decade to follow up their hit album, and they never quite replicated that mainstream success. Patreon wanted us to explore the Stereo MCs journey, so stay tuned as we uncover whether we truly connected with this group or if the writing was on the wall since the song’s release.

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This week Dylan makes us watch one of his long time favorites, the stoner Christmas comedy The Night Before

We are back everyone! This week we have a high school party worthy of a 90’s teen flick and just a return of the podcast.

This week we officially enter the 90’s albums with a returning fan favorite guest MC Lars. We dive into this iconic cover that gave Al’s career a second breath of life after the financial failure of UHF and is the perfect opening track to Off the Deep End.

We’re so close to Thanksgiving and worked our way through all the Cannibal Woopsies worth watching so this week Scott has us dig into a different food based movie, THINNER. This Tom Holland adaptation of Stephen King’s dumbest Bachman Book is absolutely one of the worst King adaptations out there. You’re lucky we love you.

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