The Shame List Picture Show S5E10 - MORTAL KOMBAT Double Feature

on July 16, 2021 Michael Viers

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Season 5, Episode 10 (originally released on July 16, 2021)

Our double feature train continues!!! This week we present to our Shame Listeners Paul W.S. Anderson’s 1995 cult classic MORTAL KOMBAT along with the new, summer blockbuster MORTAL KOMBAT directed by Simon McQuoid! How does the original ’90s film hold up? Does nostalgia save it? How do we, and the fans, feel about the updated version? Listen and find out!
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Edited by: Michael Viers
Produced by: Nick Richards & Michael Viers
Theme Music by: The Directionals
Opening Narration by: Zach McClain
Credits Music by: Ten-Speed
Logo Design by: Amanda Viers

This episode is brought to you by Mill Creek Entertainment, and Arrow Films.

Tags: 1995, 1995 movie, 2021, 2021 movie, James Wan, Martial Arts, michael viers, mortal kombat, nick richards, paul w.s. anderson, shame list, shame list picture show, simon mcquoid, slps, video game, video game adaptation

About Michael Viers

Michael Viers is an independent filmmaker, podcaster, and editor from Milwaukee, WI. He graduated from the University of Wisconsin - Milwaukee's prestigious film program with a BFA. While attending UWM Michael directed the award-winning short film From the Darkness Theatre which won awards at various festivals and played at the Short Film Corner at Cannes. Since then he's made music videos and directed two other films, Love You Still for Milwaukee Film and Do You Love Me which was written by Milwaukee musician Valerie Lightheart when she was still in High School. Michael is also a Producer and Co-Host of the film podcast the Shame List Picture Show. Michael likes to brag that he used to edit videos for Troma Entertainment and is texting buddies with Lloyd Kaufman, but no one really cares.