In this hilarious episode of Better Remembered, we tackle Mel Brooks’ classic parody Robin Hood: Men in Tights! 🏹 Get ready for a trip to Sherwood Forest like you’ve never seen before, filled with slapstick comedy, catchy tunes, and that unmistakable Mel Brooks humor.

But the fun doesn’t end there! John dives deep into the hit series The Bear from FX, and I bring you a fresh review of MGM's time-travel slasher, Totally Killer.

Join us for a mix of comedy, TV deep dives, and a look at some killer new movies. Is Robin Hood: Men in Tights better remembered? Tune in to find out!

In this lively episode of Better Remembered, we’re joined by guest host Mckaelen as we travel back in time with Blast From The Past, the quirky 1999 comedy about a man raised in a fallout shelter who emerges into the world for the first time.

But that’s not all! We dig into the incredible world of special effects movie makeup, learning about our guest host's experiences in the artform. Then, we shift gears to review the 2024 Olympics—highlighting the biggest moments, records, and surprises that kept the world on the edge of its seat.

As always, we ask the ultimate question: is Blast From The Past better remembered?

Join us for a mix of makeup magic, Olympic nostalgia, and a blast of comedy!

In this epic episode of Better Remembered, we’re joined by guest host Jason as we dive into Ridley Scott’s masterpiece, Gladiator. Follow the journey of a former Roman General who seeks vengeance against the corrupt emperor responsible for his family's murder and his descent into slavery.

But the conversation doesn’t stop there! We explore the fascinating world of Rome during the age of Marcus Aurelius and discuss the enduring art of building with stone. John discovers Joaquin Phoenix’s, and we celebrate the golden era of AMC’s incredible lineup of shows. Plus, John and Jason delve into the vital role of honey bees in our world.

Finally, we take a nostalgic trip back to May 4th, 2000, as we ask the burning question: is Gladiator better remembered?

Join us for a blend of history, masonry, and eventually a movie!