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We missed Violent Night last year when covering new releases but it has quickly become one of Dylan’s yearly watches so this week Matt is watching it for the first time!

This week’s episode is called Anger Management … do you think it might be about Ryan?

It’s time for another MAL-Bag episode! Besides answering listener mail we dive into Al’s appearances on Square TV and his song Patterns.

We’re a day late with our Valentine, and that’s not even the worst part… The worst part is that it’s a singing candygram delivered by a guy we found on the NYC subway who definitely doesn’t know how to play saxophone (the most erotic instrument) and smells like a dumpster. But he apparently has a heart of gold, even though he eventually bangs your friend and then gaslights you about it saying it was a selfless act to rid him of his curse. MY DEMON LOVER (1987) is a confusing mess, and thinks it’s way funnier than it really is, but damn if there aren’t some shockingly gruesome effects sprinkled throughout. Be ours anyway?

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It could be argued that 1994 is the greatest year for music EVER, so the DREAM TEAM of Chris, Matt, Matthew Milligan, and Tony Hartman are once again reunited to try to outbid each other for the best of the best! A fifth drafter – returning guest Jim Logrando – is also added to the mix, adding an extra layer of complexity and competition to this fun exercise in budgeting money while gushing over some all-time favorite albums.

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We are officially here! YA-OK is excited to kick-start our series talking to author Brian D. Kennedy. In 2022, his debut novel A Little Bit Country came out telling the story of a boy working for “Legally Not Dolly Parton” at “Legally Not Dollywood” and finding love. His newest novel My Fair Brady came out last week about two boys who fall in love while working on the high school production of My Fair Lady!

Alyssa and Erik talk to Brian about his inspirations, his experiences working on school plays and find out what he’s been reading!

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Since Valentine’s Day is just a few hours away we decided to celebrate by creating a new tradition … watching films in the Netflix Christmas Rom Com Cinematic Universe. Of course we had to start with the film that started them all … A Christmas Prince!

Dean Hess seems to be gone so Ryan is back at school, what could go wrong?

This week we visit the an episode of Wheel of Fortune where Al Yankovic plays against Little Richard and James Brown (as a team) and Lee Greenwood. This was a hard one to find a quality version of but we’re glad we watched it for the bizarre relationship between Little Richard and James Brown

It’s the most romantic month of the year, so of course we need to talk about STDemons and you on this week’s episode! It’s been a decade since IT FOLLOWS (2014) was released and therefore finally old enough to discuss, replete with praise for the look and feel of the film as well as the genius behind a monster that you get from doing sex stuff. We still aren’t sure if condoms will save you, or if the Follower requires some sort of penetration, or if a little innocent hand action will put you on its hit list, so probably the best thing to do is just let your naughty bits atrophy and live a life of loneliness and shame.

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It’s Super Bowl week here at One Hit Thunder, and to celebrate, we’re playing fast and loose with the term “hit” so we can discuss multi-sport athlete turned musician Deion Sanders and his 1994 single “Must Be The Money.” If you were a sports fan in the ’90s, you knew how electrifying Prime Time was on the field, but did he match that intensity on the mic? Hammer seemed to think so, even if the public at large didn’t necessarily agree. Stay tuned so you can, at the very least, be impressed with Neon Deion’s sports accomplishments.

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Last night Chris and Matt watched the 66th Annual Grammy Awards and today they’re discussing their thoughts. The show was more a collection of performances than anything else so they discuss the best and worst performances and any award upsets.

We wrap our 2023 New Christmas Movie coverage with the extremely bizarre Netflix film Best. Christmas. Ever! The longer we discussed this movie the less real it ultimately felt!

This week things intensify at school but Summer has a way to get Dean Hess out of the school… but will it work!?

We are back with yet another Al-TV episode this time covering the 6th episode that aired to promote Off the Deep End in 1992. We are joined by 91 Donkey Lane host Nate Lopez this week as well. This is a CRAZY episode we watched.

If there’s one thing we here at Horror Movie Night know, it’s that if you find a possibly-cursed item in the creepy shed of your new house, you should definitely gift it to your young child and pray it doesn’t bring your stepson’s deceased father back from the grave for revenge. Is that too specific or can you extract some sort of life lesson from it? Either way, we’re back in the most haunted town in America with AMITYVILLE DOLLHOUSE (1996) and it’s truly impressive the amount of blood they’ve squeezed from this stone. Between the ugly lamps and ominous clocks, it’s a wonder there’s any remaining furniture in the original house… Feel bad the next sucker to buy it for a steal (because we all know murder houses are way cheaper).

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If you played Rock Band or Guitar Hero in the mid-2000s, you know DragonForce. If you mastered their power metal classic “Through the Fire and Flames,” you’d be the talk of any party (the talk being, “imagine if that guy could actually play that song on a real guitar instead of tapping colors on a piece of plastic”). Joining us this week is One Hit Thunder favorite Matt DiStefano to discuss this cult-favorite band and their one and only trip to the Billboard Hot 100.

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Continuing our coverage of the 2023 Christmas movies we watched the Amazon Prime original movie Candy Cane Lane. This film gave us a return to the family comedy version of Eddie Murphy and Matt and Dylan are split on if it was “decent” or “bad”. What’s your take?

This week it’s time for the End of Summer dance at School and drama in the world of Marissa, Just another average day in the OC

This week we are joined by Bowling For Soup vocalist Jaret Reddick to discuss Al’s folk-y tribute to heartbreak with You Don’t Love Me Anymore! For years people say it’s a style parody of Extreme but we think that’s strictly because of the iconic music video, stylistically it appears Al dug into a much more obscure and personal reference point!

This week on the podcast, we are once again at the mercy of Kyle’s weird 70s obsession. We are discussing the micro-budget evil doll/possessed little girl movie, Cathy’s Curse, from 1977. Join us as we get drunk with a toddler and let snakes crawl all over us because it’s Horror Movie Night.

This week, we’re joined by my friend (and the only person I know who’s competed on The Voice) Jimmy Mowery to discuss one of his favorite songs from the ‘90s, Dog’s Eye View’s “Everything Falls Apart”. This quickly written song about a hangover was everywhere in 1996, and vocalist and songwriter Peter Stuart seemed to be a favorite of many of his more well-known contemporaries…so why did it all seem to fall apart for this promising band? Stay tuned as we investigate the band’s the back catalog and see if we can put the story back together.

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We’re continuing the coverage of 2023 Christmas content with one of the most underwhelming Christmas films of last year.

What happens when Marissa and Ryan are expelled from School? What happens when Summer and Seth are forced to decorate for a school dance? Probably nothing of importance.

This week we discuss The Plumbing Song. This is the first time Al has parodied 2 songs but the same artist in a single song, but unfortunately by the time Off the Deep End was released it felt like a punch down on the the disgraced pop group Milli Vanilli.

If you’re wondering whether we’ve discussed runaway trains on this show already, the answer is yes, but nothing compares to the ride you’ll get on the BEYOND THE DOOR III (1989) Express! Absurdity, folk horror and head trauma are our destinations this week and that doesn’t even take into consideration the toy train scenes. If you haven’t watched this one yet, do yourself a favor and stream it on Shudder then listen to us choo-choo its praises on this week’s show!

If you played EA Sports video games in 2005—or if you simply tuned into the radio—you couldn’t escape Franz Ferdinand’s “Take Me Out,” a disco-inspired rock song with an unusual structure and an even stranger music video. Critics showered praise on this stylish band’s hook-laden dance music, and although the song only reached #66 on the Hot 100, it has become an inescapable classic that remains relevant even today. At the request of our Patreon supporters, we’re diving deeper into the band this week to understand what all the hype was about.

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This week we are joined by Fright School and White People Problems co-host Joe Fejeran who has seen almost every version of the Matt Rogers’ Have you Heard of Christmas? show. We dive into the album Matt released in 2023 as well as Joe’s experience attending the live performances over the years.

We’re officially at the point of Season 3 where we meet one of the most instantly infuriating characters in the series history … Dean Hess. So, that’s something.

This week Matt and Matthew discuss the Al original Airline Amy. This is one of the more divisive songs in Al’s catalogue made apparent by how differently these two Al loving podcasters think about it. One loves it and one finds it ultimately forgettable. Which side do you fall on?