Good Will Hunting 2 Hunting Season for me. 😊😊🐢
Message From Space 2
There was a TV show, which was edited into a movie. But the show was more of a remake than a sequel.
Krull 2
The Long, Long Trailer 2
Dazed And Confused 2: Dazed-er And Confused-er
Groundhog Day 2: This Time It's Last Time
I Have Completely Given Up Caring What You Or Any Of Your Stupid Friends Did This Summer, Last Summer, Or Even What You're Planning For Next Summer, How About We Just Call It Quits Instead, Deal?
Seven More Samurai
the GOOD THE BAD AND THE FUGLY
The first thing that pops into my head is Ghandi II from UHF.
Driving Miss Daisy 2 aka Drive-By Miss Daisy: Gangbangers & Hoodrats
oh are we talking about sequels that have been actually mentioned already in some context? I was taking it in an 'invent a badmovie title' way....
There was always Driving Over Miss Daisy from Stay Tuned, but I don't think that quite counts as a sequel alas.
Quote from: zombie no.one on September 27, 2024, 03:57:46 PMDazed And Confused 2: Dazed-er And Confused-er
Groundhog Day 2: This Time It's Last Time
I Have Completely Given Up Caring What You Or Any Of Your Stupid Friends Did This Summer, Last Summer, Or Even What You're Planning For Next Summer, How About We Just Call It Quits Instead, Deal?
😀😄😃😅🤣🐢
John Carpenter's idea for The Thing 2 was that it was taking place in New York. No clue if he actually wrote a script or wanted to direct it.
In an early 1990s interview for a magazine, Geena Davis has said that she wanted to do a direct sequel to The Fly (1986). It was supposed to be produced by her back then newly founded company, together with Brooksfilms. The pitch for Fox Studios was that an army of fly-mutations were used to fight in a war in a foreign country. The sequel was to be called "Flies" and Davis had an fast-paced sci-fi military action horror like Aliens (1986) in mind.
She also said she would only do it if David Cronenberg returned as a director. I guess he turned down her offer.
Quote from: Alex on September 28, 2024, 03:38:16 AMThere was always Driving Over Miss Daisy from Stay Tuned, but I don't think that quite counts as a sequel alas.
I saw that at the cinema with my friend when it came out... seem to remember it had quite a bit of hype, but is barely mentioned these days. I'd forgotten all about it
In another thread (bad movie titles?) I suggested ERASERHEAD: THE TERRIBLE TWOS
I also did a sequel to Eraserhead from another thread:
Quote from: claws on July 30, 2023, 04:28:06 AMEraserhead 2: Birth of the Demon Witch (1979)
Made for TV sequel to David Lynch's Eraserhead (1977)
Following his son's unexplained death, Julius Spencer (Richard Crenna) is curious about the events that transpired in his son's apartment. Madam Abigail (Ava Gardner), a clairvoyant who Julius consults, informs him that his son had a daughter named Sally (Kristy McNichol) that no one is aware of. Detective Burns (Tom Selleck) investigating the case believes Sally is being controlled by a satanic cult.
Director: Curtis Harrington
Writers: Stephen Karpf, Elinor Karpf
Lead Actor: Richard Crenna (Julius Spencer)
Lead Actress: Kristy McNichol (Sally)
Supporting Actor: Tom Selleck (Detective Burns)
Supporting Actress: Ava Gardner (Madam Abigail)
Cinematography: Roseanne Barr
Music: Charles Bernstein
Trivia:
David Lynch did not approve of this.
Director Curtis Harrington shot the freeze-frame ending in B&W as a homage to the original Eraserhead which was filmed in B&W.
and Ghost 2
Quote from: claws on October 30, 2023, 09:17:18 AMGhost 2: @mail from Sam (1996)
"Norris takes 'Ghost (1990)' to the next level in this heartfelt, action-packed sequel!" (Description on video box)
A strange e-mail from his deceased brother Sam (William Zabka), who was murdered by his best friend Carl (Jake Busey) six years prior, is received by retired kickboxing champion and fitness studio owner Chance Wheat (Chuck Norris). In the e-mail, Sam begs for assistance in defending his wife Molly (Shannen Doherty), who is being attacked paranormally by Carl's ghost, who also passed away six years earlier.
Martial arts pupil Taryn Brown (Angie Everhart), who happens to be a medium, is contacted by her trainer Chance. He tells her about the e-mail, she confirms Sam's message after talking to spirits with her Ouija board. Fearing for his ex-sister-in-law, Chance leaves for New York and settles in with Molly. He starts teaching Molly martial arts to give her more self-assurance, but stumbles down stairs and into a coma while attempting to assist Molly during an attack.
Taryn uses her Ouija board to reach hospitalized Chance and teaches him how to exit his vegetative body in spirit form. Soon enough Chance teaches Sam martial skills in the hereafter, with Molly sending good thoughts and vibes, so they can defeat Carl's wicked entity in a ghostly kickboxing match.
Director: Aaron Norris
Writers: Aaron Norris, Chuck Norris
Lead Actor: Chuck Norris (Chance Wheat)
Lead Actress: Shannen Doherty (Molly Wheat)
Supporting Actor: William Zabka (Sam Wheat)
Supporting Actress: Angie Everhart (Taryn Brown) (Oda Mae Brown's Stepsister)
Cinematography: João Fernandes
Fight Choreography: Chuck Norris
Music: George S. Clinton
End credit song: (Everything I Do) I Do It for You (Acoustic Cover Version) by Steven Seagal
Quote from: zombie no.one on September 28, 2024, 02:57:06 AMoh are we talking about sequels that have been actually mentioned already in some context? I was taking it in an 'invent a badmovie title' way....
I was to. Films that were mentioned, but left unmade:
Ralph Bakshi's
Lord of the Rings, Part II
The original wasn't great, but at least the sequel would have finished the story. And I believe UT would have been better than Rankin\Bass'
Return of the King.Splinter of the Mind's Eye, a lower budget follow up to Star Wars. There was a novel, which is a fun read.
There was also a proposed follow up to "Splinter of the Mind's Eye" which I've liked to see. Don't remember the title, & I don't think anything was written for it.
Star Crash 2: The Continuing Adventures of Stella Star
Eh, Furiosa got her own spin-off, why not Main Force Patrol???
DR DETROIT II - THE WRATH OF MOM!
I would have loved that one.
BACK TO THE FUTURE 2 has that scene with the hologram billboard for 'JAWS 19'
well I guess in a manner of speaking we got a whole load of JAWS sequels, because a shark film is a shark film right?
136 movie sequels in the pipeline (article posted this month)
https://filmstories.co.uk/features/136-movie-sequels-currently-on-the-way/
QuoteI Know What You Did Last Summer... Again
After the return of the Scream franchise, Sony is looking to resurrect I Know What You Did Last Summer with another sequel. With both Freddie Prinze Jr. and Jennifer Love Hewitt in talks to reprise their roles, you can bet this would be a legacy sequel if they do come for another instalment. Do Revenge's Jennifer Kaytin Robinson is set to direct with Leah McKendrick writing the screenplay. This will be the fourth movie in the series, and the third to star Hewitt and Prinze Jr.
aaarrrggghhh...