Going Number Twos

Pop the cork and pour some bubbly as we create a sequel to the 1956 rom-com musical, HIGH SOCIETY. This film is sort of like a Wes Anderson film of its era; there are colourful sets, great music, and eccentric rich people with daddy issues.

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Going Number Twos features Simon Godfrey, Dan Alleman, Ryan Coffey and myself, Simon Keck.

Next episode we're doing something a little different, in the before times, back when Covid was just a glint in a bat's eye, we recorded an episode in person. Yeah, face to face, around a table. We drank a lot of vodka, because we all pitched a sequel to BATTLESHIP POTEMKIN. Yep, it's a bonus episode, free from us to you.

In America, watching this film each December is as much of a holiday tradition as gritting your teeth trough another one of your drunken aunt’s racist rants. Hold on to your jingle balls and see how gloriously twisted our sequel gets.

It's time for us to break out our best Jimmy Stewart impersonations, because this week we're creating a sequel for the beloved Christmas gem, It's a Wonderful Life.

In America, watching this film each December is as much of a holiday tradition as gritting your teeth trough another one of your drunken aunt’s racist rants. Hold on to your jingle balls and see how gloriously twisted our sequel gets.

This week we made a sequel to the 80’s classic, Electric Dreams! If you haven’t watched the original, do it now! It’s kind of like Fatal Attraction meets… a computer?

In Electric Dreams 2.0, Miles Harding has made a fortune from his incredible earthquake proof brick, but all is not well in his office when the disembodied and digital Edgar creates a cult of disgruntled fax machines looking to get into heaven.

Strap on your gloveless diving suits, we’re heading to the moon! We’ve made a sequel to the 1964 Schlockbuster, THE FIRST MEN IN THE MOON (not to be confused with the gay porn of the same title). After a common cold decimates the ant-like race known as the Selenites, one lone ant boy falls from the moon to earth. Will he embrace the hedonism of democracy or turn to fascism and become Ant Hitler?

We’ve made a sequel to Crossroads! No, not the Britney Spears version. We’re talking Ralph Macchio at the height of his Macchio-ness. A decade after beating the devil, Lightning Boy is a famous musician. Finding life as a celebrity unfulfilling, he makes a deal with the devil to take away his talent, but when he can no longer play music he hits the road again to find his old flame and discovers that you don’t need talent to be a star. You just need to be a DJ.

A sad, middle-aged and down on his luck Ferris now works as a fry cook in a very steamy strip club. Can he reignite his friendship with the now wealthy Cameron and get back on track or is Ferris about to have a very ‘off day’?

We’ve created a sequel for our first foreign film, WAGES OF FEAR. When Bimba and Luigi are caught in an explosion in the first film, the big bang tears open a hole to an alternate world and they find themselves in a gladiatorial race. So what do you do when you’re named Luigi and in a motorised death match? You start throwing turtles filled with nitroglycerin of course.

In Crooked House 2, Max Irons, our inept and incredibly dull detective has to once again solve a murder at the premiere of… Crooked House? It’s meta murder gone mad! Luckily just about every single detective from Marple to Inspector Rex are lending a hand or paw.

Charlie Rogers (Elvis Presley) is now king of the carnies. When he unwittingly picks a haunted field to set up their carnival, ghosts from the past, both literally and figuratively, begin to haunt the fairground. Elvis does what he does best; sings his way out of trouble and saves the day from a pack of Civil War ghosts.