Is This Still Good?

Is This Still Good?

di Sage Bilderback and Gavin Murray

Interviste comiche Critiche cinematografiche

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Ft. Alrik Bursell)

COWABUNGA DUDES! Alrik Bursell from "Making Movies Is Hard" crawls out of the sewers for a shell-shocking journey through ill-advised puns, odd musical cameos, and variously successful levels of of puppetry. [We mostly talk about the original trilogy, but spoilers on the table for all live action TMNT properties, some of the animated ones, and that knockoff show with street sharks.] Check out Alrik's podcast Making Movies is Hard, which Gavin was on but Sage has not been invited yet. It's fine. Really it's fine.

I Will Buy you a new life- Everclear (is Song Still Good?)

Sage and Gavin discuss Everclear's single "I Will Buy you a New Life" from 1997's So Much For The After Glow and what it's like to burn a CD to play exclusively in your mom's car.

Treasure Planet (Ft. Campbell Winslow)

Treasure Planet is one of the most overlooked films in the Disney vault, and apparently that's by design. The most expensive traditionally animated film of all time was begrudgingly produced by Disney as a reward for the billions of dollars the directors made them with Aladdin, Little Mermaid, and Hercules, but that didn't stop them from sabotaging it along the way. Sentient collection of 1's and 0's Campbell Winslow drops by to talk about the history of traditional animation, Gavin hates on the Goo Goo Dolls, and Sage is simply shocked at how much it costs to draw things. Strap on your learning pants, because this gets technical in the very best ways. Spoilers for uh, Space. Do you have feedback or an idea for an episode? DM us at @stillgoodpod, and check out our old episodes at stillgoodpod.com.

Anaconda: A Very expensive Snake (ft. Seamus Calder)

Our heroes journey into a very swampy heart of darkness

Ranma 1/2 (Ft. Andrew Callaway)

Giant Panda-man Andrew Callaway drops by to chat about gender-swapping anime Ranma 1/2. Enjoy an unqualified discussion about transphobia and Japanese-Chinese relations.

Clockstoppers (Ft. Tyler Manzo)

Tyler Manzo literally just hypertimed into the studio to talk about a nickelodeon movie from 2002. That's right pod babies, grab your bikes and set your watches to "gotta go fast", because it's finally time for Clockstoppers. Is Clockstoppers secretly a Star Trek movie? Is this movie inconsistent as hell? Does anyone other than Sage care? Like, subscribe, and find out.

Little Nemo in Slumberland (Ft. Genevieve Jones)

Gavin and his faithful pet squirrel Sage awaken to a stranger in their bedroom. A stranger with an invitation to slumberland. Its professor Genevieve and her flying dirigible. Will they accept this call to action? Can Gavin remember the names of all the legendary people involved in this film? Does Sage pitch a Conan the Barbarian detective show? Do princesses have agency? Jump on the flying bed and find out. Spoilers for dreams.

Torque (Ft. Adam Boyer)

Adam puts a Helicopter engine in a crotch rocket and bursts into the studio to discuss motorcycle supremacy, Apple Works 6, and how sometimes studios don't understand the movie they've greenlit. It's Torque, Joseph Kahn's silly Fast and Furious sendup from 2004. Do you have feedback or an idea for an episode? DM us at @stillgoodpod, and check out our old episodes at stillgoodpod.com.

Little Shop Of Horrors (Ft. Crista Llewelyn)

Sage and Gavin are just trying to escape Skid Row and settle down somewhere thats green. Suddenly, there's a total eclipse of the sun, and Crista 2 appears, with the clout to help them on their journey. There's only one problem- Crista 2 runs on podcasts! Musical May continues with 1986's "Lil Shop Of Horrors". What's it like to see a movie for the first time and already know all the words? Does anyone do an alternate version of the theme song? If I like causing things pain, should I be a dentist? Check out Crista's RPG podcast "Dice Try" on the internet and Off Book: The Improvised Musical podcast from Earwolf!

Donkey Kong Country (Ft. Campbell Winslow)

Campbell Winslow thought he had it all: a treehouse in the jungle where he could be alone with his fruit. But what will we do when he wakes up to find that Gavin and Sage have stolen his horde of bananas? Campbell returns to the pod to discuss everyone's favorite 90s platformer, Donkey Kong Country, the technological advancements that made it possible, and its truly bizarre place within the videogame industry. We can't stop here, this is donkey Kong country

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