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I was in Best Buy today, and on the shelf I saw "Inglorious Bastards 2: Hells Heros", when I found out it had Miles O'Keefe in it, I had to  put it on my netflix que. Check out the DVD cover, and tagline!
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Please post and tell about some unknown sequels!

The Scorpion King had a sequel, starring Randy Couture, the mixed martial arts champion:

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Starship Troopers had a second sequel.  Even I, one of the 15 people who liked Starship Troopers 2, haven't given this one a chance yet:

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Cannonball Run had a SECOND sequel, called 'Speed Zone'. I hear it is horrible.

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Creepshow 3...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D8cux8QEfk8

The Hidden had a sequel, which pretty much takes the somewhat "happy" ending of the first one, p**ses all over it, and then gives us a lousy movie to bout.

Also, there was a FOURTH Omen film.

Actually, It has nothing to do with the original. This one takes place in 'nam.
You can find the Cinema snob's  review here (spoilers):
http://thecinemasnob.com/2009/08/28/inglorious-bastards-2-hells-heroes.aspx (http://thecinemasnob.com/2009/08/28/inglorious-bastards-2-hells-heroes.aspx)
He's a funny guy.

Rocky Horror has a counter film called Shock Treatment.

I have it.  It's part of an OMEN DVD boxed set.  I only watched it once and I seem to remember it doesn't have much (if anything) to do with the original trilogy.  Instead of Damien, I believe the evil kid is a girl.

Yeah, I saw that review, it was great!
He  does awesome reviews!

and it sucked.

Camp Blood (1999) has been a favorite of mine for a long time. I never knew they made two sequels until I bought part 3 (titled Within the Woods) at the bin three or four years ago.

Well, the original one wasn't exactly the pinnacle of cinema either.  I dare to say that if someone hadn't come up with the idea of doing a "live performance" along with the show, it would have quickly disappeared from everyone's minds.

But, I could be wrong...

Maybe.  I saw Rocky Horror on DVD without any sort of Audience Participation, before I saw it in the theater.  I loved it on DVD, I didn't know of the AP at all.  I probably would have been happy just watching it like that.  And then I found out about the Audience Participation...   :thumbup:

Also, while most people know that there were two sequels to Sleepaway Camp, there's also been a FOURTH movie released. 

Also been a lot of direct to video sequels of various movies you may not have heard of (most probably with good reason), 8MM 2, two sequels to Wild Things, prequel to Ong Bak (not sure if that's out yet or not), another Stir of Echoes film, White Noise 2, two sequels to Butterfly Effect (second SUCKED, haven't seen the third), Half Past Dead 2 (which will appeal to all seven people who saw the original), The Arrival part 2, and so on and so forth...

It's out.  I'm pretty sure it has nothing to do with the first Ong Bak's story line.  It still has Tony Jaa in it though.

This thread immediately shot into my little head once I saw a SCREAMERS 2: THE HUNTING at Blockbuster XP

Pulse had two sequels, there are three sequels to Zombi 2 and they have little to do with the original and there are those Plant of the Apes sequels, I think there 3 that I always wanted to see.

I think Starship Troopers 3 does not deserve the bad rep it has, most people seem to immediately dismiss it on the grounds that it's low budget (these being the same people who don't seem to see a lot of movies past what appears in their local cinema), it's actually very good, and an entertaining successor to the original movie.

I kinda wanna like Starship Troopers 2 as a small sidestory, but everything about it is so poorly made and not compelling in the slightest.

I Heard That They've Begun Making SCREAM 4 , Something Tells Me It Might Not Be Very Good

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I didn't know that a nightmare on Elm St. had many squeals  :bluesad:

6 of 'em.
Don't knock number 2. Circus won't approve. :wink:

Road house has a so-so DVD sequel with Jake Busey as the villain. And The Rock's "Walking Tall" has two lousy DVD sequels starring Kevin Sorbo, of all people.

Sez you.




Also... my eyebrow cocked when I found out there was a sequel to 8MM. Imaginatively titled... (wait for it)... 8MM 2. Brilliant. Conveniently, it has absolutely nothing to do with the first movie, or snuff, or the porn industry in general. It's about a politician being blackmailed after making a sex tape or something. It stars the guy who played the lead vampire in The Forsaken, that's all I really remember him from.

Ugh.

Single White Female 2
Carrie 2: The Rage
Cruel Intentions 2 and 3

From Dusk Till Dawn 3 is pretty good in a B movie kinda way.  :thumbup:

I wouldn't bother with the second one. :thumbdown:

The opposite applies for the Poltergeist sequels.

Sorry, I was having a bad day.  It's OK.  I guess I was expecting the wonderfullness of Rocky Horror, but it wasn't as good.


Is it any good?

I was just playin'. I don't care if ya dug it or not.

My girlfriend seemed to like Carrie 2. I thought it was dreadful compared to the original but half decent if seen on its own terms.

Yeah, that movie was pretty abysmal. However, I thought the chick who played "the new Carrie" was pretty delectable.

So did mine. Glad I chewed my way out of that bear trap...

There's about 16 movies in the Air Bud franchise.  All based of the premisis that if the rules don't say you have to be human-anything can play an organized sport. 

Pretty sure there's 5 or more Beethoven sequels. Home Alone I'm not even sure how many there are? Police Academy had 6 sequels I believe. Karate Kid had a sequel and then there was The Next Karate Kid. Look Who's Talking had 2 sequels.

"Air Bud"
eight sequels.
All straight to video, except the first and the last to date.

"Beethoven"
five sequels.
The last four straight to video.

"Home Alone"
three sequels.
The last was a movie made for TV.

"The Karate Kid"
three sequels.
and a remake "The Kung Fu Kid."

"Look Who's Talking"
two sequels.
and a spinoff "Baby Talk"

"Police Academy"
six sequels.

American Psycho 2 starring Mila Kunis and William Shatner. I was speechless.

Not many know that Splash had a sequel.  A made for TV movie called Splash Too, with Amy Yasebeck, Todd Waring, and Donavan Scott. 

It was BAD.  That's all you need to know. 

I had no idea that there were so many Children of the Corn sequels until Syfy ran a bunch the other day.

Children of the Corn
Children of the Corn II: The Final Sacrifice
Children of the Corn III: Urban Harvest
Children of the Corn: The Gathering
Children of the Corn V: Fields of Terror
Children of the Corn 666: Isaac's Return
Children of the Corn: Revelation
Children of the Corn (TV remake)

The only one I ever saw was the first one.

I've seen all of them. None of them are worth your time, although I must confess a certain fondness for 666.

Worse than that, did you know there are nine Amityville movies? They are all also horrible, I've seen them all, too.

Honey, I Shrunk the Kids (1989) has two sequels: Honey, I Blew Up the Kid and Honey, We Shrunk Ourselves plus it also spawned a TV series.

With the Addams Family based upon Charles Addams cartoons, there was the 1960s TV series The Addams Family, a TV Reunion Movie Halloween with the New Addams Family (1977), The hit 90s films The Addams Family (1991) and Addams Family Values (1993). There there was the direct to video Addams Family Reunion (1998) which starred Tim Curry as Gomez and acted as a pilot for the Canadian produced The New Addams Family TV series in 1998-1999. There were also at least two cartoon series based upon the characters.

They Just Released WRONG TURN 3

I Liked The First One But I Thought The Second One Was Terrible (and not in a good way) And I Have No Intentions To See The Third One

Meatballs had three sequels although only Meatballs III had any real connection to the original.

Many forget that there was a Basic Instinct 2, that sucked balls

King Kong Lives was the gaddawful sequel to some would argue almost as awful itself 1976's King Kong.

The Omen (1976) spawned Damien: Omen II, The Final Conflict: Omen III and Omen IV: The Awakening and a remake.

Prom Night (1980) led to Hello Mary Lou: Prom Night II, Prom Night III: The Last Kiss and Prom Night IV: Deliver Us From Evil and the 2008 remake.

Need we mention the Friday the 13th series

What an atrocity that was, eh!

The Birds 2: Lands End, plus an upcoming remake (by Michael Bay  :lookingup:)

Psycho 2, 3, and 4

Terror Toons 2 and 3

Bruno Mattei also did unauthorized "sequels" to The Terminator and Jaws (Cruel Jaws, sometimes referred to has Jaws 5).

Butterfly Effect: Revelation (third movie)

The Prophecy has 2-5

Hellraiser made it's way to eight films.   

Also, there were two sequels to Sometimes They Come Back, which is weird cause the first (which I haven't seen) is based on a SHORT story by Steven King (how you could stretch a short short to three movies is beyond me.)

Course, I'm told the third film was actually supposed to be a different movie entirely, but they just slapped a couple of STCB elements into and gave it a re-title to capitalize on the series "success".

Oh, man.. makes me head hurt.

I'm suddenly reminded of this article I read years ago in Mad Magazine that gave synopsis to possible Titanic sequels.  It was meant as a ridiculous joke, but I'm starting to wonder how far off from reality that could be...
 

In a way, you could say Raise the Titanic was a sequel. :lookingup:

There is technically an unofficial sequel to Riki-Oh, in which the characters' names are changed, but it's quite obviously following on from the manga in which Riki-Oh leaves the prison, it even stars the same main actor.

It's very difficult to find, but it's a spectacularly bad film, looking like it was filmed on a digital family camera and containing no gore.

Silent Night, Deadly Night (1984) has four more sequels.

The Grudge (2004), itself a remake of Ju-On: The Grudge spawned two sequels The Grudge 2 and The Grudge 3

With Ju-on (2000), there's Ju-on 2 (2000), Ju-on: the Grudge (2003), Ju-on: The Grudge 2 (2003)

Like the Grudge, The Ring series featured remakes of Japanese Ringu films:

The Ring J-Horror Films

Ring: Kanzenban (1995)
Ring (1998)
Ring 2 (1999)
Ring 0: Birthday (2000)
Rasen (1998)

The Ring TV Dramas

Ring: The Final Chapter (1999)
Rasen (1999)

The Ring Series of Horror Films

The Ring (2002)
The Ring Two (2005)
 
The Ring Three (2011) is planned too.

I recently found out that there is a sequel to "Lawnmower Man".

The movie The Neverending Story is based on the first half of the novel.  The second movie has the idea of the second half (Bastion losing his memories with every wish me makes), but bases that totally into the events that are described in a couple paragraphs (the evil queen and her army attacking the Child-Like Emporess) and adds the whole part about the evil queen stealing Bastion's memories.

And entire movie can be made from only a couple paragraphs.

I've come to this website for a long time but now I finally signed up!

There are so many crazy sequels that people don't know about, a lot of them are cool and a lot of them really suck. It depends on how much effort is actually put into the film; is it just a cheap garbage movie made to bank in on the 'brand name,' like with Wishmaster 3 or is it something that the studio and director actually made some effort with, as in Wishmaster 4.

In my opinion, Wishmaster 3 was pure garbage but Wishmaster 4 was actually interesting; it really had nothing much to do with Wishmasters 1 and 2 but was a good cheap movie in it's own way.

There's a sixth Leprechaun movie called "Leprechaun: Back 2 da hood"

Cruel Intentions 3
From Dusk Till Dawn 3
Anaconda 3 (with Hassle the Hoff!)
Devil in the Flesh 2
Freeway 2
The Mangler 2

Lots of others could make the list

Yep, it's called Where The Wild Things Are:  10 sentences; 37 pages; 338 words = a 101 minute movie.

Cool I expect less to no talk and mostly monsters playing tag with stupid kids :)

Do we also have to mention all the Puppet Master and The Howling movies? (I own them all by the way)

Basket Case had 2 sequels
Candyman had 2 sequels
The Blair Witch had a sequel called Book of Shadows
Class of Nuke 'Em High had 2 sequels
House had 3 sequels
Pumpkinhead had 3 sequels
Cyborg had 2 sequels, the first one with Angelina Jolie
Night of the Demons, I believe, has 3 sequels and a remake
Maniac Cop, 2 sequels
Slumber Party Massacre, 3 sequels plus 2 Cheerleader Massacre movies
Urban Legend, 2 sequels
Kickboxer and it's dreaded 4 sequels


Let's not also forget how much Abbott and Costello movies are out there, or even Carry On comedy films (eg. Carry on Cleo, Carry On Screaming, Carry On Teacher)

I saw that. It was painful. Don't watch it!

It was many many years after the fact hat I found out there was a French Connection 2.

With Gene Hackman.

Directed by John Frankenheimer.

It just blew my mind.

...and it wasn't all that good, either.

- TGWD

And then there's the Witchcraft series.  I think they're up to about part 40 or so now.