Sage, Gavin and Mark were all on the boat departing Hong Kong for different reasons, but none of them knew what was really going on. A storm came in, and a smoke dragon appeared in the sky. It had begun.

That's right pod babies, It's 1995's Mortal Kombat, the best live action Mortal Kombat movie for at least two days. We also talk a lot about the sequel, MK: Annhilation, and the animated movie MK Legends: Scorpion's Revenge.

Is Johnny Cage a good fighter? What is the best video game movie? Are we excited for the new movie, coming out April 26?

Thanks to Mark van Aggelen for makin some jokes. Check out Mark's podcast "Make that Song Now!" all across the internet.

Gavin just wanted to go to a party with his crush Roxanne, until Sage pulled him onto an important father-son road trip. Sage just wants to go fishing, and Gavin wants to hijack the trip to go to Los Angeles and see his favorite artist Seamus perform. Bonds will be broken. Only one will survive.

That's right Dogs and Boy-dogs, its 1995's A Goofy Movie! Everyone is going to talk about their dads a lot.

Does this movie count as part of the Disney Renaissance film? Did Sage's Grandpa own a dog that liked to fight bears? And most importantly, who Owns Pluto? Find out, and another goddam Is This Still Good?

Gavin and Sage follow Wizard and Tour Guide Rob Casaletta on a tour under San Francisco’s China town. Along the way they meet such local cryptids as Lo Pan, a Beholder, Mortal Kombat’s Raiden, and take home their very own commemorative six demon bags!

How much exposition is too much exposition? Is Jack Burton a hero or a sidekick? At what age is it ok to show your child Labyrinth?

Find out on this episode of Is This Still Good?

Sage, Gavin, and Scott just spent the whole summer training in ninjutsu with their Asian grandpa. They'll need every second of that training to do a podcast about 1992's 3 ninjas. Gonna be honest, that one wrote itself.

Is this movie racist, or just lazy? How many childhood fights did this movie cause? Stay tuned to find out

On an extremely intimate episode, Sage's college roommate Garrett returns to talk about the creepy and embarrassing love song Sage wrote and performed for him in 2010. It's like Song Exploder, except you haven't heard the song before.

What's it like living with Sage? Should you go to film school? How does everyone feel about having sex with robots? Find out, on a special Valentine's day is This Still Good

The original video can be found at https://youtu.be/tHGnIiDsx_U?t=40

When marketing madman Gavin found a way to put ads inside music, Sage knew they just needed the perfect podcast guest to set their sinister plan in motion. Then they found Crista, and her band “Josie and the Pussycats,” and knew they had a hit.

Is Rachel Leigh Cook the world's most perfect woman? How cute is the FBI? And is Capitalism...bad? Is it bad? Like, maybe it's a destructive force that consumes all who oppose it and causes significantly more ill than good? I don't know, it's just a theory I'm working on.

Crista's brand new makeup tutorial channel is up NOW at https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCQtF5LJL2-BQ4U_HhXYZMZw , and you can also check out her DND-ish podcast, "Dice Try" wherever fine pods are casted.

Lincoln Myers is an Assistant Director who has worked on Big Hollywoo fare like Batman and Robin, Liar Liar, Bloodfist 6, as well as...1998's Blade! But more importantly he is our vampire master and if we do good maybe someday he will grant us some of that sweet sweet immortality. Join us as we talk about cutting teeth on Roger Corman films, our favorite takes on Dracula, and the legacy of Wesley snipes.

What wine pairs best with a Blade Rewatch? Does Wesley Snipes enjoy drum circles as much as Gavin hates them? Is anyone else ever going to like Batman and Robin?

Note: we talk for a while about how the DGA works and how movies are made, if you're a philistine who doesn't care about those things and want to jump straight to the Blade stuff the timestamps are below.

TIMESTAMPS:

1:40 DGA and 90s talk

29:37 Blade chat

1:22:40 Final Judgements

1:35:50 Reboot pitches

Lincoln also does a weekly wine show you can find at https://www.facebook.com/meadic/

The Living Daylights. License to Kill. A third movie that never got made. Who's your James Bond? Sean Lynch's is Timothy Dalton, for some reason.

Join us for a reductive history lesson on all things Bond, an intimate discussion of Dalton's jawline, and some bond pitches.

Note: this episode is currently not working on spotify, for some reason.

You can listen to more of Sean's voice at his podcast TAPEHEADS, where he shows his wife VHS tapes he knows way too well. It's cute. And coincidentally, you can listen to both Sean and Gavin talk about making Lynch's directorial debut "Red Snow" over on Alrik's podcast MAKING MOVIES IS HARD.

Sean Lynch joins us to go over Timothy Dalton's tenure as bond, "The Living Daylights" and "License to Kill". check out his podcast where he shows his wife VHS tapes or whatever.

"What's up Santa Babies?! Sage and Gavin worked very hard this year, and are excited to spend Christmas with their wife and child. The only problem is, they forgot to get their son Alrik the hottest new toy, Turbo Man! Join us on a wacky jaunt across Minneapolis , through door-buster sales, sleazy Santa warehouses, and a bomb threat at a radio station, all while Phil Hartman tries to bang our wife!

What does this movie have to say about gender roles? Whatever happened to Jake Lloyd? How much of Alrik's life has he spent at comic cons? Has sage ever brought a stripper to a midnight screening of G. I. Joe: The Rise of Cobra? Find out on a very Merry episode of Is This Still Good."

Happy Holidays y'all.

Oh and Alrik has a podcast too, you can find it at www.makingmoviesishard.com or whatever.