
Feel conflicted about the movies you loved as a kid? Let Paul and Erika guide you through all that beloved garbage we watched...after all, nostalgia is more fun when you aren't the only one embarrassed by it. Come dive into yesterday's pop culture today (and connect with the show on Instagram, BlueSky, and Threads)!
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 404 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Film ReviewsArtsPerforming ArtsTV & Film | |||

It’s the fifth Monday in August which means it’s time for a bonus episode! This week, Paul welcomes author Justin C. Key to talk all about his dystopian sci-fi novel The Hospital at the End of the World (highly recommended), before giving him the Tha... more
Comedy August is coming to a close (but look forward to that bonus episode next week) with a 2001 classic: Ben Stiller’s Zoolander. Come join Erika and Paul as they re-experience this wild ride of a movie, filled with male models, assassins, and, of ... more
The laughs keep coming as Comedy August rages on! This week, Erika and Paul tackle the 1979 Steve Martin vehicle The Jerk, a film with a premise that will knock you sideways. But will you be able to get back up after that initial hit? That Aged Well ... more
Bonus alert! We’re dropping a snippet from our friends over at The Great Pop Culture Debate, where Eric and his panel are debating the Best Emmy Winning Comedy Actress! Give it a listen, then head on over to The Great Pop Culture Debate feed to hear ... more
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There is no better way to start the week than with Paul and Erika’s intelligence, insight, and humor. The only downside to this podcast is that the hosts shake my belief that I am too smart to develop parasocial relationships. Paul and Erika, you are the reason I finally got around to watching Sunset Boulevard, so let me return the favor by suggesting another classic that I think you’ll enjoy, based on your Beverly Hills Cop episode: the clip for Serge’s Survival Boutique. Thank you for putting ... more
Found this pod a few weeks ago and now my wife and I are both fully hooked — I’m officially a Benjamin Franklin Rodriguez Patreon member. Send help (don’t, actually, I’m having too much fun). Still got a mountain of back catalog to dig through, so no recommendations yet, but the commute has never been funnier. Wouldn’t change a single thing. Keep cooking, guys
The movies recap are many times better than the movies themselves. Erika and Paul are witty and hilarious. And they open my mind to many sensitive issues like representations. Keep the great work!
First, I lovelovelove this podcast, which has caused me to laughspit toothpaste when I listened to it while getting ready for work. Anyway, even though it’s before the 90s, one picture you might want to consider is the teen summer camp “comedy” Little Darlings, in which campers Kristy MacNichol and Tatum O’Neal compete to see who can lose their virginities first. Spoiler alert: this film has not aged well. Great podcast, you all!!
Came here after listening to you on ADWD. So glad I did. I have been listening daily since and even joined Patreon. Keep up the good work! The laughter you bring makes the world a brighter place!
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Two hosts deliver a nostalgia-forward, humorous take on beloved (and sometimes problematic) films from childhood and adolescence. Episodes blend candid pop-culture analysis, affectionate banter, and thoughtful notes on representation, with frequent sidebars on fashion, music, and era-specific trivia. The show stands out for its warm host chemistry, long-running jokes, and a self-aware approach to aging classics while keeping the conversation light, entertaining, and very listener-friendly for fans of retro cinema and pop culture banter.
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