You thought we were done celebrating 30 year anniversaries? Well think again, because we’re reanimating that concept for another week (and another, and another…) with Matt’s romantically ravenous pick MY BOYFRIEND’S BACK (1993). It’s got zombies, it’s got love, it’s got 50s throwback fashion – perfect for Valentine’s Day. Don’t argue with us or we’ll eat your stomach. Or a leg. Just a little nibble.

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The story of T. Rex’s Marc Bolan is one of those rock n’ roll fables that seems so trite that it MUST have been written by some second-rate Hollywood screenwriter. The truth, however, is that Marc Bolan’s tale serves as the BASIS for these overused rock clichés, as he led a wild (and unfortunately short) life full of fame, excess, pageantry, and incredible music. This week, we’re joined by actor and musician Danny Tamberelli to dive into the history of the Godfather of Glam Rock. Together, we try to figure out how “Bang A Gong (Get It On)” was T. Rex’s only US hit, considering The Beatles themselves claim that T-Rextasy was bigger than Beatlemania ever was in the UK.

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Have you ever wished for a live-action Image Comics movie? No, Spawn doesn’t count – but maybe SPLIT SECOND (1992) does! It’s got Rutger Hauer, Kim Cattrall and half the cast of Braveheart so you know it’s good. Also, did we mention there’s a serial killing monster who eats hearts and definitely looks like it was designed by Rob Liefeld? How could this film not be super badass?? Find out this week on Horror Movie Night!

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In the mid 70s, Wild Cherry thrived in all the funk and disco hot spots, from the Northern West Virginia panhandle to the Ohio Valley region. People were getting down to the sweet sounds of “Play That Funky Music” in Steubenville, Ohio, all the way to the bright lights of the big city…of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. The groundswell created by the band’s popularity in these areas took the song all the way to #1 on the Billboard charts, which was unfortunately a peak they’d never come close to again. This week, we’re joined by John Franklin (The Circle Season 4) to discuss the history and legacy of Wild Cherry, a band that’s been the soundtrack to dancin’, singin’, movin’, groovin’, and one-night stands for decades.

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This week the gang leaves Newport Beach for a last second summer trip to T.J. when things gets DRAMATIC. We are joined by Team Goldie Mastermind and O.C. Diehard Matt DiStefano (who also composed our theme song) to discuss Episode 7 of The O.C. “The Escape”

Ah the 90s… the old days when men were men and led on underage girls who then unsurprisingly ruined their lives until getting punched across an attic. Don’t believe us? Then explain the 100% historically accurate THE CRUSH (1993), in which the writer got sued so hard by the family of the girl he based Alicia Silverstone’s character off of that they had to redub the whole thing after shooting was completed. The popularity of this film even kickstarted a small subgenre one might refer to as “lolita revenge” (but please don’t). Prepare to get you car keyed this week on Horror Movie Night!

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Do you hate it when you show up to a date’s house in your best ripped jeans and leather jacket, only to be offered disgusting food by their scumbag mother? Well this episode’s for you! This week, we’re joined by my good buddy and bandmate Paul Menotiades to discuss Gerardo’s 1990 hit “Rico Suave”, a song that becomes infinitely more shocking when you dive into the lyrics. Oh, don’t worry…we do that in this episode. Our only addiction has to do with the one hit wonders, and today, we eat Gerardo raw like sushi.

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Every Year there’s at least one new Christmas film that absolutely wins the year. In 2021 Dylan and Matt agreed that 8-Bit Christmas was that film, was Spirited the film that captures that title for 2022?

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It appears Matt’s ahem bad taste in movies has been bitten by a Sumerian rat monkey and subsequently resurrected as good taste with his pick of DEAD ALIVE (1992)! This redemption arc is very much thanks to the 30-year anniversary of Peter Jackson’s landmark splatter opus, and boy does this one get better with age. Sit back with a nice bowl of custard as we bathe in body fluids this week on Horror Movie Night!

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Welcome to the most bass-heavy episode of One Hit Thunder ever! Thanks to Level 42’s 1985 hit single “Something About You”, we get into a LOT of talk about the best instrument in the world…the good old electric bass. Frontman Mark King’s bass proficiency is impressive, but his songwriting is…well…next LEVEL. Stay tuned for a fun conversation about a jazz fusion band that drew us into the stream of undefined illusion.

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This past Christmas Disney+ dropped the Guardians of the Galaxy Holiday Special and it definitely won over most of the MCU fanboys. Did it also capture Matt and Dylan’s hearts?

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For too long, we have suffered the curse of the sexy vampire, it’s time to re-romanticize the nasty, puffy-faced gross vampires who eat leeches and can barely enunciate over their massive fake teeth! To that end, we dug up a real stinker this week, 1991’s CHILDREN OF THE NIGHT and the whole town is out for blood now. Can we survive Karen Black’s goo sac and some truly atrocious child acting? Find out on another episode of Horror Movie Night!

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Midnight Oil shined a light on the plight of the Aboriginal communities in the Australian Outback with their 1987 hit “Beds Are Burning”. This anthemic song is widely considered one of the greatest pieces of music to ever come out of Australia, and any Australian listeners will likely be shocked that we’re discussing this band on a podcast about one hit wonders. The charts don’t lie, however, and this was Midnight Oil’s only Top 40 Billboard hit in the US. This week, we’re joined by Zao guitarist Scott Mellinger to decide if this band makes us want to dance when our earth is turnin’ or sleep while our beds are burnin’.

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This week Producer Matt is showing us the difference between the iconic film The Princess Bride and the novel it’s based on (which was released 50 years ago!) What major and minor changes where made when taking this beloved book and turning it into an even more beloved movie!