SEQUELS THAT SHOULD HAVE BEEN MADE

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We reach into our vaults  to bring back this  classic episode so hold onto your machetes and plasma casters because we're unleashing the ultimate showdown: "Jason vs Predator." Get ready for a collision of horror and sci-fi as we mash up two icionic franchises to create a cinematic battle of epic proportions.

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Prepare for a riveting and controversial episode of "Sequels That Should Have Been Made" as we welcome back the esteemed anthropologist, Sir Reginald Fannibottom, for a special review of the blockbuster film "Titanic." Join us as Sir Reginald offers his unique insights and critiques on James Cameron's epic tale of love and tragedy aboard the ill-fated RMS Titanic. 

But hold onto your life vests, because Sir Reginald is shaking up the narrative with his bold assertion: Billy Zane's character, Cal Hockley, is the true hero of the story, and Rose is the villain. With his sharp wit and unwavering conviction, Sir Reginald challenges conventional wisdom and offers a fresh perspective on the characters and events of "Titanic." From Cal's desperate attempts to save Rose from herself to his valiant efforts to maintain order in the face of chaos, Sir Reginald argues that Cal's actions paint him as the unsung hero of the tragedy. 

So grab your lifeboat and join us as we embark on a cinematic voyage with Sir Reginald Fannibottom at the helm, challenging the status quo and redefining the heroism and villainy of "Titanic"!

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In this jaw-dropping episode of "Sequels That Should Have Been Made," we're rewriting the playbook and pushing the boundaries for our sequel concept for the cheesy '90s classic film, "Broken Arrow." Get ready to be shocked, outraged, and thoroughly entertained as we recast this sequel with a star-studded ensemble guaranteed to leave no stone unturned.

Join us as we assemble an all-star cast that includes the incomparable Denzel Washington, the mesmerizing Gary Oldman, and the late, great Ray Liotta, just to name a few. With talent of this caliber, we're pulling out all the stops. From explosive action sequences to jaw-dropping plot twists, "Broken Arrow 2 - Hold Onto Your Pants!" 

As we skewer the conventions of Hollywood and challenge the status quo, we invite you to join us on this wild and unpredictable journey. So buckle up, hold on tight, and prepare to be offended in ways you never thought possible. "Broken Arrow 2 - Hold Onto Your Pants!" is a sequel concept that defies expectations, challenges conventions, and leaves a trail of outrage in its wake. Don't miss out on this explosive episode that's guaranteed to have everyone talking!

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Get ready for an electrifying episode of "Sequels That Should Have Been Made" as we dive headfirst into the world of movie mashups! In this week's installment of Mashup Madness, we're combining the dark and brooding atmosphere of "The Crow" with the high-octane thrills of "The Wraith" to create an epic cinematic crossover.

Join us as we envision a world where vengeance and justice collide in a supernatural showdown like never before. Join us as we unleash "The Crow meets The Wraith," a mashup that's destined to be a cult classic in its own right!

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In this episode of "Sequels That Should Have Been Made," we bring back your favorite racist anthropologist, Sir Reginald Fannibottom, to torture us with his cringe worthy review of Liam Neeson latest dumpster fire action flick, The Ice Road. 

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Hold on to your intellectual hats because in this groundbreaking episode of "Sequels That Should Have Been Made," we're flipping the script and conducting our first-ever interview! Our guest is none other than the worlds first racist anthropologist, Sir Reginald Fannibottom, known for his groundbreaking work in the field Aborigines.  We are going to apologize in advance for this episode. 
Join us as we apologize for our guest, Sir Reginald Fannibottom, and uncover how crazy he really is.

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Get ready to lace up your boxing gloves and dive into a hilarious and offbeat sequel concept in this episode of "Sequels That Should Have Been Made." We're revisiting the '90s football classic, "Necessary Roughness," and taking the story in a new direction with "Necessary Roughness 2 - Not So Rough." In this uproarious sequel, Paul Blake, the former quarterback played by Scott Bakula, has transitioned to a new role as a teacher at TSU. But he's not just teaching any sport; he's started a boxing team. The twist? His recruits are a ragtag bunch of unconventional characters, each with their quirks and challenges. From a werewolf to a guy with no arms, this motley crew defies all expectations and brings a new level of comedy to the boxing ring. Paul Blake's mission is to turn this unlikely group into a championship-winning boxing team, and the results are nothing short of hilarious. Join us as we delve into the antics, camaraderie, and unconventional training methods that make "Necessary Roughness 2 - Not So Rough" a laugh-out-loud sequel concept. Can Paul Blake mold this eccentric cast of characters into a fighting force to be reckoned with, or will chaos reign supreme in the ring? This episode is a knockout of humor and heart, celebrating the underdogs and the power of unconventional teamwork. Don't miss out on the rollicking comedy and unexpected surprises in this imaginative sequel concept that will have you cheering for the unlikeliest of champions!

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Prepare for a sidesplitting and nostalgic journey as we revisit the cult classic film "The Burbs" in this episode of "Sequels That Should Have Been Made." We're diving into a hilarious sequel concept that brings the quirky neighbor, Ricky, back into the spotlight. In "The Burbs II - Savage Suburbia," we catch up with Ricky, who has catapulted to fame after writing a best-selling novel about the bizarre events that unfolded in his old neighborhood. With the success of his first book, Ricky finds himself in a writer's block dilemma, unable to replicate his earlier triumph. Desperate for inspiration, Ricky embarks on a zany mission to recreate some of the wild occurrences from the first movie, hoping to scare his new neighbors in the process. Armed with an overactive imagination and a penchant for mischief, Ricky's attempts to recreate the chaos from his past are uproarious, unpredictable, and utterly unsuccessful. Join us as we follow Ricky's hilarious misadventures, from ill-conceived pranks to outlandish schemes, as he attempts to relive the quirky moments of "The Burbs" while terrifying his new neighbors. Can Ricky recapture the magic of the past, or will his over-the-top antics lead to even more chaos in the neighborhood? This episode is a riotous mix of nostalgia, humor, and suburban absurdity, showcasing the enduring appeal of the beloved character Ricky. "The Burbs II - Savage Suburbia" is a sequel concept that celebrates the spirit of mischief and the unforgettable charm of the original film. Don't miss out on the laughs and lunacy in this unforgettable episode!

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Hold on to your Scooby Snacks and prepare for a spooktacular crossover in this episode of "Sequels That Should Have Been Made." We're diving into the eerie world of the horror flick "30 Days of Night" and blending it with the iconic Scooby-Doo franchise for a MASHUP that's equal parts creepy and comical. In "Scooby-Doo Meets 30 Days of Night," the Scooby Gang, along with the Mystery Machine, finds themselves in the chilling town of Barrow, Alaska. As the sun sets for 30 long nights, the gang stumbles upon a mystery that's beyond their usual haunted hijinks. Vampires have taken over the town, and it's up to Scooby-Doo and the gang to unravel the truth behind this supernatural nightmare. Get ready for a delightful fusion of horror and humor as Scooby, Shaggy, Velma, Daphne, and Fred navigate the dark alleys and frozen streets of Barrow. Can they unmask the vampire villains, or will they become midnight snacks themselves? Join us as we explore the unexpected hilarity and spine-tingling thrills in this mashup episode. It's a howling good time that combines the cheesy horror of "30 Days of Night" with the timeless charm of Scooby-Doo. "Scooby-Doo Meets 30 Days of Night" is a crossover concept that proves monsters, mysteries, and meddling kids are a recipe for podcast perfection!

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In this dark episode of "Sequels That Should Have Been Made," we journey back to the iconic coming-of-age film "Stand By Me" and explore a sequel concept that reunites the unforgettable group of friends after high school. Join us as we catch up with Gordie, Chris, Vern, and Teddy in "Stand By Me 2 - Innocence Lost." The boys, now navigating the challenges of adulthood, are unexpectedly brought back together when Teddy finds himself in a tight spot. Trouble has a way of finding Teddy, and it's up to his loyal friends to rally once more and help him out of a precarious situation. 
In this sequel concept, listeners will unravel the mystery of Teddy's predicament, and witness the bonds of friendship tested once again. Can the camaraderie that stood the test of childhood withstand the complexities of adulthood and how they start to realize that Verno is a psychopath? 
"Stand By Me 2 - Innocence Lost" challenges how strong the bonds of friendships really is. Don't miss this dark sequel concept that takes you on a journey back to the small town where it all began and into the lives of characters who left an indelible mark on cinematic history.

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