
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 | 400 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Film ReviewsArtsPerforming ArtsTV & Film | |||

It’s finally time…Paul and Erika are diving into My Cousin Vinny this week, possibly the film most referenced on the podcast that had actually not been given an episode as of yet? But not anymore, as this week, That Aged Well is officially talking al... more
July is over and August is here, and Erika and Paul will be taking all month to celebrate comedies, starting with the late 80’s classic time travel extravaganza Bill & Ted’s Excellent Adventure! As you know, That Aged Well spends most of its time cel... more
And so we bring Heist Month to a close with a modern classic: Steven Soderbergh’s Ocean’s Eleven! Paul and Erika get into all the twists and turns of the remake…perhaps TOO into the twists and turns sometimes. PSA for this episode: just don’t think a... more
Heist Month continues its whiplash ways, as Erika and Paul leap from the joyful silliness of the Muppets to the heartbreak of F. Gary Gray’s Set It Off! A film that’s packed to the gills with action, tragedy, and drama, and still finds time for some ... more
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I love this podcast. Paul and Erika are funny and insightful and thoughtful, and I really enjoy listening to two people who are genuinely friends have hilarious chats about movies that may or may not have aged well. If you're having a bad day, go listen to their episode on Aladdin and be delighted at Paul's delight over Iago. These two brighten my Monday every week and also give me something to look forward to on Tuesdays when the next week's move pick is announced. Canonically the best, no note... more
About three months ago I started listening to this podcast (thanks A Date with Dateline!) and haven’t been able to stop. Go to work? No thanks. Grocery shop? Not me. Sleep? Eat? Breath? All that takes a back burner to getting through years of back log!! I’ve finally made it to 2025. I never want the day when I have to wait each week for another episode. Guess that will be my sign to join Patreon. Thank you Erica and Paul!
I love this podcast. This is me and my boyfriend’s favorite podcast to listen together while we’re making deliveries you guys crack us up so much. I even listen to the ones about movies I’ve never seen or movies. I do not like just because I know you guys are gonna have a funny take on it.
My new favorite podcast I wish I had found sooner, but better late than never. Both hosts are absolutely delightful and it’s an all around excellent listen. Doing laundry, driving, etc., it’s like getting to both watch and recap the classics without actually having to take the time out of life to rewatch.
This podcast is great!! Erica and Paul always make me laugh! I’m so glad I found this podcast!
P.S can you review dead poets society?
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A candid, humor-forward show that revisits beloved but aging pop culture: movies from the 80s and 90s are unpacked with sharp wit, nostalgia, and thoughtful critique. Hosts unpack storytelling choices, gender and representation, and cultural shifts, often weaving in trivia, personal memories, and social context to unpack what still lands—and what doesn't. A standout is the easy chemistry between hosts and a willingness to mix irreverent humor with nuanced takes, plus frequent crossovers with guests from related media spaces to broaden perspectives for longtime fans and new listeners alike.
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