Movie sequels you didn't know existed
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I flipped throught Netflix and saw there's a "Mean Girls 2" I watched it for about half an hour its terrible.
Kind of a weird one but I didn't know Rob Zombie did a sequel to his Halloween reboot until I saw it on syfy channel not too long ago.
Kind of a weird one but I didn't know Rob Zombie did a sequel to his Halloween reboot until I saw it on syfy channel not too long ago.
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I'd been a fan of The Rocky Horror Picture Show for several years and had seen it about a dozen times before I learned of the existence of Shock Treatment. This was in the dark pre-internet days, and I made this (among many other startling discoveries) while reading Lenard Martin's movie guide
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Most surprising sequel for me to learn about was "Inspector Cleaseau" with Alan Arkin.
Most surprising sequel for me to learn about was "Inspector Cleaseau" with Alan Arkin.
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Several years ago, I saw Wrong Turn with Eliza Dushku battling inbred hillbillies, and just found out that there are FOUR sequels!
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I'd been a fan of The Rocky Horror Picture Show for several years and had seen it about a dozen times before I learned of the existence of Shock Treatment. This was in the dark pre-internet days, and I made this (among many other startling discoveries) while reading Lenard Martin's movie guide
Maybe I should finally watch Shock Treatment to see if it is as bad as claimed.
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However, overall I find it a real fun movie. There are more good songs than bad, and there are a lot of interesting elements to the movie. I think you'll find it's not as bad as claimed.
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When i was young i was obsessed with Predator, but oblivious to cinema as a whole. Then i witnessed Predator 2 in the videostore. And it was every much awesomness in new ways.
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Not really been surprised by unknown sequels but rather sequels that have gotten made such as The Sting 2 without the original stars, etc.
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Also, Caine made a film called "Blue Ice" in 1992, which in America was an HBO pictures release. Originally, it was to be a Harry Palmer film, but they couldn't get the rights. So they just changed his character to Harry Anders.