Seequels: The Return to DTV

Your hosts Sara (@SaraSorrentino), Ale (@Sick__66), and Shak (@ShakExcellence) keep the holiday spirit alive by discussing the 1997 DTV sequel, Beauty and the Beast: The Enchanted Christmas. They, of course, discuss who’s hot and who’s not, who dies, and the conspiracy theories swirling around the world of that man who’s a big werewolf and his inanimate object servants. Enjoy and Happy New Year!

Your hosts Sara (@SaraSorrentino), Ale (@Sick__66), and Shak (@ShakExcellence) want to wish you a Merry Christmas and all the best this holiday season! Now with that out of they way let’s talk about National Lampoon’s Christmas Vacation 2: Cousin Eddie’s Island Vacation. This might be a new low for everyone involved so please, do yourselves a favor, for the safety of the public at large, if you see a DVD of National Lampoon’s Christmas Vacation 2: Cousin Eddie’s Island Vacation, please destroy it. Break it, burn it, bury it. Rid the world of this evil. Also, again, Happy Holidays!

Your hosts Sara (@SaraSorrentino), Ale (@Sick__66), and Shak (@ShakExcellence) celebrate X-mas by talking about Jingle All The Way 2, starring Larry the Cable Guy(?). They talk about what’s missing (sexy villains), what might be there (right-wing politics), and what’s worth a nude from Ale (watch a bad movie = get a nude?). They finally rank where this WWE Studios films stacks up against the other WWE Studios films they’ve covered on the show.

Your hosts Sara (@SaraSorrentino), Ale (@Sick__66), and Shak (@ShakExcellence) talk about souls and dogs, and dogs with souls on this all new episode of the podcasting discussing direct-to-video sequels. They focus on Lady and the Tramp II: Scamp’s Adventure, the 2001 sequel made 46 years after the original film. Where does this Disney DTV sequel stack up against the others they’ve watched? More importantly, are you #TeamSoul or #TeamNoSoul?

Your hosts Sara (@SaraSorrentino), Ale (@Sick__66), and Shak (@ShakExcellence) extend the spooky season celebrations with Spooky Buddies, the spin-off/sequel to the Air Bud and Air Buddies franchises. Now, make no mistake, this movie is bad, there’s no hiding at, it’s very bad. Hear the Seequels gang make the most of this movie and stay tuned for the big twist as the one who suggested they watch the movie is revealed!

Your hosts Sara (@SaraSorrentino), Ale (@Sick__66), and Shak (@ShakExcellence) dive straight into hell(world) in this spooky episode. They discuss the eighth installment of the Hellraiser franchise, Hellraiser: Hellworld. It turns out this meta-sequel was too much for one host, and we’ll let you listen and find out who, but if you’re a fan of the podcast you can figure it out. Don’t worry, if you’re too creeped out by this just wait until they watch Spooky Buddies.

Your hosts Sara (@SaraSorrentino), Ale (@Sick__66), and Shak (@ShakExcellence) celebrate one year of their podcast and welcome guest Thomas (@NotTheWhosTommy) to discuss the sequel to the DTV sequel the Seequels gang covered on Episode 8; it’s Cult of Chucky! They talk doll innards, the complicated canon of the Child’s Play saga, and of course the hotness of a girl possessed by the doll voiced by her real-life father.

Your hosts Sara (@SaraSorrentino), Ale (@Sick__66), and Shak (@ShakExcellence) travel to the deep in this latest episode. The DTV sequel to the film where Samuel L. Jackson gets eaten by a shark is their focus; Deep Blue Sea 2 offers up a lot of good things despite it feeling like a shark horror movie made in the 2000s. So zip up your diving suit halfway, jump in and enjoy.

Your hosts Sara (@SaraSorrentino), Ale (@Sick__66), and Shak (@ShakExcellence) go back in time to fight crime with Timecop 2—no wait, no… they actually watched Stomp the Yard: Homecoming, the 2010 direct-to-video sequel to the 2007 original. So, what’s to like about this film centered around a step competition? Well, just listen to the episode and hear the Seequels Gang try to salvage this experience.

Your hosts Sara (@SaraSorrentino), Ale (@Sick__66), and Shak (@ShakExcellence) discuss yet another DTV Disney sequel, 1998’s Pocahontas II: Journey to a New World. First off, if you’re basing you knowledge on the real life Pocahontas on Disney’s films, please go read a book instead. That’s just the start; the journey to a new world might not have been worth taking, as our hosts struggle with animal shenanigans, one too many Johns, and the allegory of substance abuse. Grab a white man and listen!