That Aged Well

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2020 is winding down and the final movie of this year is Babes In Toyland from 1986, starring Drew Barrymore and Keanu Reeves! Paul and Erika discuss furry culture, bowling ball interior design and, of course, the finer points of Toyland Real Estate Law, because this movie takes you places you just don’t expect. You can follow That Aged Well on Twitter (@ThatAgedWellPod), Instagram (@ThatAgedWell)...

A holiday bonus episode of That Aged Well...enjoy!! You can follow That Aged Well on Twitter (@ThatAgedWellPod), Instagram (@ThatAgedWell), Threads (@ThatAgedWell), and Spoutible (@ThatAgedWell)! SUPPORT US ON PATREON FOR BONUS CONTENT! THAT AGED WELL MERCH! Hosts: Paul Caiola & Erika Villalba Producer & Editor: Paul Caiola See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Pri...

Hard to believe, but here we are at our 100th episode already! Erika’s choice for holiday movie this year is Tim Burton’s Batman Returns, starring MICHELLE PFEIFFER. And also Michael Keaton and Danny DeVito and Christopher Walken. But mostly MICHELLE PFEIFFER. Come join your hosts as they debate what kind of holiday movie this is (it might be Passover?), wonder where Batman’s branded items come fr...

It’s the holiday season and that means it’s time for holiday movies! Paul chose Lethal Weapon this year, hoping for a repeat of Die Hard...did he get it? Does this 80s action flick “have everything” in Erika’s estimation? Does the movie waste Gary Busey and Darlene Love? Listen and find out! -Erika suggests Scrooged for a palate cleanser and the Lethal Weapon music video for a good time! -Paul thi...

We’re back in the 90s this week with 1999’s Drew Barrymore vehicle Never Been Kissed! Erika and Paul are, as always, bewildered by the movie high school experience, but don’t worry: they still manage to bring up Chris Hemsworth and Big Bad Voodoo Daddy. -This movie was requested by Ailbhe, an amazing singer/songwriter...here’s the link to her Spotify page ! You can follow That Aged Well on Twitter...

Unbelievably, we’re still in quarantine, so that means that Paul and Erika don’t have to adhere to the rules of their own show...which means they get to talk about a movie from outside the 80s and 90s. Enter 2000’s Center Stage! They’re talking dance belts, gay birthday parties and a climactic ballet/fever dream in today’s episode...enjoy! You can follow That Aged Well on Twitter (@ThatAgedWellPod...

We’re back in the 80s this week to take a closer look at 1987’s The Secret of My Success starring Michael J. Fox! Erika and Paul reminisce about overhead projectors, marvel over the unnecessary showing of modesty garments and, of course, discuss the appropriateness of love affairs with non-blood relatives. -Paul never misses a chance to bring up Steel Magnolias (and how Anelle should drink bleach)...

Well, you asked for it. This week, Paul and Erika are discussing 1997’s Face/Off starring John Travolta, Nicolas Cage and Joan Allen. We can report that Paul survived the experience, although his relationship to peaches did not. Download and enjoy! -Erika suggests John Woo’s earlier film Hard Boiled as a palate cleanser! -Paul loved Blockers and he loved Gina Gershon in it! You can follow That Age...

Y’all, we’ve got a special episode! Erika and Paul sit down (virtually) with Scott Barber, co-director of the upcoming documentary The Orange Years, which tracks the rise of Nickelodeon. If you grew up loving You Can’t Do That On Television, and Clarissa Explains It All, and Are You Afraid of The Dark? you won’t want to miss the film, coming out November 17th (and available for pre-order right now...

And now it’s time for one of the great high school rom-coms...1999’s 10 Things I Hate About You, starring Heath Ledger and Julia Stiles! Paul and Erika are delighted to talk about this update of Shakespeare’s The Taming Of The Shrew, which features Club Skunk (aka Erika’s Happy Place), affection nuggets and more storm offs than you can count. Don’t forget to head to our Instagram to let us know wh...

Alright folks, from the pre-quarantine archives...we’re back in 1994 and talking about the movie that brought Keanu Reeves and Sandra Bullock together...Speed! While getting through the movie, Erika and Paul also discuss the iconic Glenn Plummer performance, Dennis Hopper’s unhinged-creepy-grandfather energy and, of course, how a bus might be able to actually jump a 50-foot chasm. Download and enj...

It’s the grand finale of Spooky October and Erika and Paul are finally getting to talk about 1993’s Hocus Pocus! Will they sing the praises of Bette Midler, Sarah Jessica Parker and Kathy Najimy? Of course! Will they give advice on dealing with grimoires? Yep! Will they work out the proper way to poison someone and sew their mouth shut with a dull needle? Only hypothetically! But also, yes! Happy...

Spooky Movie Month continues with the 80s B-movie classic The Monster Squad. Paul and Erika are delighted, flummoxed and totally entertained by this 1987 film and enjoy getting to name nameless characters, expound upon how one should schedule themselves with an impending apocalypse and create the sad, sad epic of Mr. Gillman. -Paul thinks everyone can watch Death Becomes Her , also featuring Mary...

It’s week two of spooky October, and Erika and Paul are diving into 1990’s The Witches as well as the ICONIC Anjelica Huston performance it contains. They offer names to unnamed characters, trade stories about vicious house cats and discuss parenting techniques. All this and a couple of kids get turned into mice! What could be better? You can follow That Aged Well on Twitter (@ThatAgedWellPod), In...

Attention, listeners, we have a first! Paul and Erika welcome not only their first male guest...they welcome their first TWO male guests! Scott and Pete from Movies That Made Us Gay (@mtmug on Instagram) join for the first spooky movie of the year: camp classic Elvira, Mistress of the Dark. What is edible underwear made out of? Is Hamburger Helper an aphrodisiac? And most importantly, what does Ed...

This week, That Aged Well takes a closer look at the superhero (?) comedy The Mask, starring Jim Carrey and Cameron Diaz. Is vichyssoise a bridge too far in the vaginal euphemism game? Is Warner Brothers memorabilia appropriate decor? Was anyone expecting Loki to come up in this film? All these questions and more are answered in this week’s ep! -Here’s the Red Hot Riding Hood cartoon that the movi...

Wax on, wax off y’all, cause Paul and Erika are talking about 1984’s The Karate Kid (and its sequel series, Cobra Kai!). The movie brings up Erika’s feelings on reiki (skeptical), Paul’s feelings on New York Italian accents (comforting) and both of their feelings on fascist karate dojos (both very anti). All that and they actually pitch TWO movies this episode...get your listening on! -Just...watc...

Erika & Paul are talking a 90s indie classic this week...Muriel’s Wedding, starring Toni Collette and Rachel Griffiths! Your hosts celebrate the best American representation ever in a foreign film, set their price for immigration fraud and along the way discover the perfect motto for every country. All this and also a dissection of truly fantastic movie...download and enjoy! -Paul had recommen...

Aaaaaand we’re back with listener requests! This week, Paul & Erika are talking about Peggy Sue Got Married starring Kathleen Turner and Nicholas Cage (thanks to the Sick Burns Podcast for the request!). They reminisce about some of their high school regrets (both should have drank more), shiver over acting choices from a certain star and debate the question...time travel or hallucination? Dow...

Surprise! It’s an episode recorded prior to the pandemic, as Erika and Paul discuss 1987’s Fatal Attraction. They talk if Cher should have beaten Glenn Close for the Oscar, shoulder pads, if Cher should have beaten Glenn Close for the Oscar, bad pranks, steamy bathrooms and (of course) if Cher should have beaten Glenn Close for the Oscar. Everyone grab a pitcher of margaritas, download and enjoy!...

1985 is the year this week, and Erika & Paul are going deep on St. Elmo’s Fire, starring so...many...people. They have thoughts on the murals, the costumes and the curtains in this Brat Pack classic. Further, Erika reveals what she’d like done with her body after she passes and Paul agrees to carry out her wishes (hint: Andrew McCarthy is going to be either very excited or very disturbed). -Pa...

For the first time since quarantine started (about...25 years ago?), Paul and Erika welcome a guest: actress, writer and producer Breeda Wool (@breedawool on Instagram)! Breed has brought an absolute banger for the show this week...1991’s Switch starring Ellen Barkin, Jimmy Smits, JoBeth Williams and Lorraine Bracco. Your hosts touch on the divine feminine, heavy-petting parties and extremely expe...

Erika and Paul are staying in the late 90s to talk about Practical Magic! They discuss the sheer star power of Sandra Bullock, Nicole Kidman, Dianne Wiest and Stockard Channing, and its ability to somehow make this movie incredibly watchable. They also touch on their comparative moralities when it comes to spell-casting, the viability of Orlando as an aspirational destination and then redefine a N...

Prepare to learn more about Paul than you potentially wanted to learn, as he and Erika dive into 1999’s groundbreaking gay rom-com Trick! While unpacking the film, they also discuss The James Van Der Beek Effect, the goddess Artemis and, of course, the ultimate question: can I have sex in your apartment? All this, plus go-go boys and musical theater! -Check out the preview for Fellini’s “Satyricon...