This does what you're looking for : it's from File Attributes in Win32. All you need to do is change the -A to -M or whatever. Feel free to hack the code as much as you like.

#!perl -w
  use strict;             


          print "Enter Directory Path : \n";
          chomp(my $dirPath = <STDIN>);
          opendir (DIR, "$dirPath") || die "Fscked Filesystem: $!\n";
          my @fileList = grep(!/^\.\.?$/, readdir (DIR));
          closedir (DIR);
          
          
          foreach my $file (@fileList)
          {
                  check_files($file,$dirPath);
                  
          }
          
          ## SUBS ##
          
          sub check_files 
          {
                  
                  my $file = shift;
                  my $dirPath = shift;
                  
                  if  (-A $file > 30)
                  {
                  print "$file has not been used for over 30 days.  De
+lete? [y/n]\n";
                  chomp(my $ans = <STDIN>);
                          if ($ans =~ /^y/)
                          {
                          unlink ("$dirPath\\$file") || die "Could Not
+ Remove $file : $!\n";
                          print "Deleting $dirPath\\$file...\n";
                          } else {
                          print "Skipping File...\n";
                          }
                  } 
          }

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Update: Actually this doesn't do what you're looking for, but the code will help you on your way...

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