The Good, The Bad, and The Sequel

This week on The Good, The Bad, and The Sequel, we're celebrating Halloween with a special HALL PASS EPISODE, and Doug is cashing in his pick for Halloween II (1981)!

Michael Myers is back, Laurie Strode is still fighting for her life, and apparently the most dangerous place in Haddonfield is the local hospital!

Picking up immediately after the events of John Carpenter's original Halloween, this sequel takes us inside Haddonfield Memorial Hospital, where a suspiciously small staff, some questionable security, and one very determined masked killer make for a Halloween night nobody will forget.

But does Halloween II live up to the original, or is Michael Myers starting to overstay his welcome?

We dig into everything, including:

🎃 Doug's Hall Pass pick — why Halloween II earned a special spot on the podcast and whether Jamie agrees with the choice

🔪 Michael Myers returning for round two — somehow surviving six bullets and a fall from a balcony like it's no big deal

🏥 Haddonfield Memorial Hospital — where is everybody, and why does this place have approximately four employees working the night shift?

👻 The movie picking up immediately after the original — one of the coolest sequel concepts in horror history

😱 The kills getting bigger and bloodier — from the hot tub scene to the hospital's increasingly creative death traps

🎭 Jamie Lee Curtis returning as Laurie Strode — although she spends a surprising amount of the movie lying in a hospital bed

👨‍⚕️ Dr. Loomis being completely obsessed with Michael Myers — Donald Pleasence once again delivering the intensity we love

🎃 The sibling revelation — the decision to make Laurie and Michael brother and sister and how it changed the entire franchise

🎬 Rick Rosenthal taking over directing duties and John Carpenter and Debra Hill returning to write the sequel

💉 The hospital staff making some truly questionable decisions — apparently surviving a slasher movie isn't covered in medical school

🔥 That explosive finale — Loomis, Laurie, Michael, and one very unfortunate hospital operating room

🎶 The iconic Halloween theme getting a synth-heavy makeover — does it add to the atmosphere or take away from the original's simplicity?

🤔 Whether Halloween II is one of the best horror sequels of the '80s or just a bloody continuation of a nearly perfect original

And, of course, we'll be debating whether Halloween II deserves its place among the great slasher sequels and whether Doug made the right choice cashing in his Hall Pass!

🎥 Watch the full, unedited video review:
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Next week, we're trading Michael Myers' mask for police badges as we head to Russia for Police Academy: Mission to Moscow (1994)!

Before we review the seventh installment in the Police Academy franchise, we sat down with actor and director Richard Israel, who played Adam Sharp in the movie!

Richard has had an incredible career in entertainment, and our conversation went WAY beyond Police Academy.

🐶 The Dog Show: Come. Sit. Stay., the new comedy Richard is directing at The Triad Theater in New York City

😂 The hilarious concept behind The Dog Show, which gives audiences a chance to hear what dogs might really be thinking

🎙️ And a ton more stories from his career in movies, television, and theater!

🐾 Check out Richard's new show:
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And get ready for our upcoming review of Police Academy 7: Mission to Moscow, where we'll find out if the seventh movie in the franchise is a hidden comedy gem or if these cadets should have retired a few movies ago!

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This week, The Good, The Bad, and The Sequel is heading to the year 2074 for Cyborg 2, the direct-to-video sequel to the 1989 Jean-Claude Van Damme sci-fi action movie!

This time around, we're following Cash Reese, a cyborg played by a very young Angelina Jolie, who's caught up in a corporate conspiracy involving artificial humans, explosive technology, and a whole lot of questionable decisions.

But does Cyborg 2 deliver the futuristic action we're looking for, or does this sequel need a serious software update?

We dig into everything, including:

🤖 Angelina Jolie being just 17 during filming and looking back at one of her earliest starring roles

👄 Jack Palance's mouth on camera — because apparently getting the rest of him involved was optional

💥 The surprising lack of action in a sequel to a movie starring Jean-Claude Van Damme

🦾 Cyborgs vs. androids — what exactly is the difference, and does this movie know?

💣 The brilliant corporate strategy of building cyborgs with explosives inside them

❤️ Cash Reese and Colt 45's unusual romance — because nothing says love like a futuristic assassination plot

🏢 The competing corporations and their plans for the future of humanity

🎭 Billy Drago bringing his unmistakable screen presence to the proceedings

🔫 The movie's attempts to deliver sci-fi thrills, martial arts, and futuristic action on a limited budget

🎬 How Cyborg 2 compares to the original Cyborg and whether it deserves to carry on the franchise

😂 The strange plot choices, questionable dialogue, and wonderfully dated '90s sci-fi atmosphere

🤔 Whether this sequel is an underrated cult classic or a movie that should have remained in sleep mode

And, of course, we'll be debating whether Cyborg 2 is a worthy follow-up or another example of Hollywood proving that just because you can make a sequel doesn't mean you should!

🎥 Watch the full, unedited video review:
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Next week, Doug is cashing in a Hall Pass, and we're heading back to Haddonfield for Halloween II (1981)!

Michael Myers is back, Laurie Strode is still in danger, and we're checking into Haddonfield Memorial Hospital for a sequel that picks up right where John Carpenter's original left off.

We'll be talking about the kills, the hospital setting, Michael Myers' relentless pursuit, and the big revelation that changed the franchise forever.

Will Doug's Hall Pass deliver the Halloween sequel we've been waiting for, or will Jamie be looking for a way out of this one?

🎃 It's time to find out if Halloween really is the night HE came home!

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🎃 Next Up: Doug Cashes In a Hall Pass & Halloween II!

This week, The Good, The Bad, and The Sequel is joined by veteran stuntman, stunt coordinator, second-unit director, and filmmaker Scott Leva as we dive into the making of Cyborg 2 and an incredible Hollywood career that spans more than four decades.A former competitive gymnast, Scott turned his athleticism and lifelong love of movies and comics into a career filled with high falls, action sequences, superheroes, and some serious Hollywood history.We get into everything, including:🤸 How Scott went from competitive gymnastics and acting in New York to becoming a professional stuntman🎬 His early experiences working on Superman and the mentors who helped him break into the stunt business💥 The dangers of high-fall work and the personal experience that motivated Scott to rethink how stunt airbags were designed🛟 How Scott redesigned the stunt airbag to make high falls safer — an invention that ultimately earned him an Academy Award Technical Achievement Award and a Primetime Emmy for engineering development🕷️ Scott's incredible history with Spider-Man, including his work with Marvel and his connection to the character📖 His memoir, I Am Was Spider-Man, and the stories behind his relationship with Spider-Man, Marvel, and Hollywood🎥 Stories from working with legendary filmmakers and performers including Clint Eastwood, Mel Brooks, Hugh Jackman, Steven Spielberg, and many more🎬 His work across movies including The Toxic Avenger, Superman, X-Men, Spider-Man, and countless other productions🎭 The difference between being a stunt performer, stunt coordinator, second-unit director, and actor🧠 The creativity, preparation, and safety considerations that go into making dangerous action look effortless on screen🎥 And, of course, Cyborg 2 and the stories behind Scott's work on the filmScott's career is a fascinating look at the people behind the action — the performers, coordinators, inventors, and filmmakers who make the impossible look real while trying to make sure everyone gets home safely.🎙️ Listen/watch the full interview:👉 sequelsonly.com/scottleva🔗 Check Out Scott Leva📖 Scott's book — I Am Was Spider-Manhttps://www.amazon.com/Am-Was-Spiderman-Scott-Leva/dp/1963869117🎬 Scott Leva on IMDbhttps://www.imdb.com/name/nm0505119/🌐 Scott's Official Websitescottleva.com🤖 Next week, we're covering Cyborg 2! Check it out so you're ready for our review next week!📲 Follow us everywhere: @sequelsonly🌐 Visit the site: sequelsonly.com💬 Don't forget to rate, review, and share with your friends, enemies, neighbors, exes… and anyone who thinks the guy falling 100 feet in a movie is "just an actor." 🕷️💥

This week, The Good, The Bad, and The Sequel is heading back to the world of Disney's Not Quite Human for Not Quite Human II!

Chip is heading off to college, but being a teenage android doesn't exactly make dating and fitting in any easier. Enter Roberta, played by our recent guest Katie Barberi, and suddenly Chip's artificial intelligence has to deal with something much more complicated — love!

We dig into everything, including:

🤖 Chip's return and the decision to take our favorite android to college
❤️ Roberta and Chip's very unusual romance
🎬 Katie Barberi's performance as Roberta and the stories she shared with us about making the movie
😏 Alan Thicke completely missing Professor Grey's very deliberate advances — despite her making her intentions pretty clear
😂 Robin Lively having way too much fun playing matchmaker while seemingly not caring all that much about what happens to her brother
🏫 The movie's attempt to combine Disney family comedy, teen romance, and science fiction
😂 The very '80s approach to college life, technology, and teenage relationships
💾 The movie's take on artificial intelligence long before AI became part of everyday life
🎭 Alan Thicke, Jay Underwood, Robin Lively, and the returning cast
☀️ The Arizona heat—and Katie's incredible story about passing out on her first day of filming
🎥 The Disney sequel formula and how Not Quite Human II fits into the era of made-for-TV movies
🤔 Whether this sequel successfully expands the original or takes Chip in a completely different direction

And, of course, we'll be talking about whether Not Quite Human II deserves to be remembered as one of those wonderfully weird Disney sequels that fans discover years later.

🎥 Watch the full, unedited video review:
👉 sequelsonly.com/notquitehuman2

Next week we're joined by legendary stuntman Scott Leva as we dive into Cyborg 2!

Scott has an incredible Hollywood story that goes WAY beyond stunt work. He's famously connected to Spider-Man, including appearing as Peter Parker on the photo cover of The Amazing Spider-Man #262 and his involvement with Cannon Films' never-produced Spider-Man movie.

We talk about:

🕷️ Scott's incredible history with Spider-Man
📖 His new memoir, I Am Was Spider-Man, and the stories behind his connection to the character
🎬 How he got started in the stunt business
💥 His career as a stuntman, stunt coordinator, and second-unit director
🛟 How a tragic stunt accident inspired Scott to develop a safer airbag for high falls
🏆 The invention that eventually earned him an Academy Award for Technical Achievement
🎥 And, of course, our discussion of Cyborg 2

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🎬 Next Up: Scott Leva & Cyborg 2

This week, The Good, The Bad, and The Sequel is joined by actress Katie Barberi for a conversation that takes us through an incredible Hollywood journey — from growing up between Mexico and the United States to becoming a working actress across film, television, theater, and some of the biggest telenovelas in the world.

And, of course, we're talking about the movie that brings us here: Not Quite Human II, where Katie plays Roberta, a female android who finds herself at the center of Chip's college adventures.

But Not Quite Human II is just one stop on a career that includes Garbage Pail Kids, Ferris Bueller's Day Off, Kids Incorporated, Disney projects, telenovelas, theater, and so much more.

We get into everything, including:

🎬 Katie's unique journey to Hollywood and growing up between Mexico and the United States
👩‍🎤 Her mother being a singer and how Katie eventually realized acting was truly the career she wanted
📺 Kids Incorporated, her first credited project, and the fascinating story behind her controversial episode
🎭 Her experience navigating Hollywood as a young Mexican-American actress and the challenges of being typecast
🏫 Working on Ferris Bueller's Day Off and being part of that incredible '80s/early '90s Hollywood community
👹 Garbage Pail Kids and how the movie's unexpected cult following has stayed with her decades later
💇‍♀️ The legendary Tangerine hair — and how much of the character Katie connected with personally
🇲🇽 Making the transition into telenovelas and discovering a completely different television industry
📺 The difference between American soap operas and Mexican telenovelas — including the incredible pace of producing roughly 120 episodes in about six months
🎬 Working with Disney and how Spooner eventually led to Not Quite Human II
🤖 Playing Roberta in Not Quite Human II, working with Alan Thicke, Jay Underwood, and Robin Lively
☀️ The hilarious story of Katie actually passing out from the Arizona heat while filming Not Quite Human II — which accidentally worked perfectly for her robot character
❤️ Why she still has such fond memories of making Not Quite Human II and remains in contact with people from the film
🎥 Her continued work in film and television and the importance of reinventing yourself throughout a career
😂 Plenty of stories, laughs, Hollywood memories, and a few things we definitely didn't expect to hear!

Katie's story is a great reminder that Hollywood careers rarely follow a straight line. From cult movies to international television, Disney, theater, and everything in between, she's continued to find new ways to reinvent herself.

🎥 Watch the full interview here:
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We're heading back to 1980s Disney sci-fi as we review Not Quite Human II and finally get to see Katie Barberi's Roberta in action!

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🤖 Next Up: Not Quite Human II

This week, The Good, The Bad, and The Sequel is stepping into the ring for one of the most iconic sequels of the 1980s — Rocky III!

Rocky is at the top of the world, but success has made him comfortable. Then along comes Clubber Lang, played by the legendary Mr. T, ready to knock Rocky off his throne. After a devastating loss and the death of Mickey, Rocky has to find his hunger again — and he gets some help from the last person you might expect: his former rival, Apollo Creed.

We dig into everything, including:

🥊 Mr. T's legendary introduction as Clubber Lang and why he instantly became one of Rocky's greatest opponents
💀 Mickey's heartbreaking death and the impact it has on Rocky
🏆 Rocky's transformation from hungry underdog to comfortable champion—and what happens when he loses that edge
🤝 The unlikely friendship between Rocky and Apollo and one of the best training partnerships in the franchise
🐯 The arrival of "Eye of the Tiger" and how it became permanently connected with Rocky
💪 The incredible training sequences and Rocky's transformation under Apollo's guidance
🤼 Hulk Hogan as Thunderlips and the absolutely bonkers charity wrestling match
😂 Paulie's jealousy, Rocky's celebrity lifestyle, and the increasingly ridiculous perks of being heavyweight champion
🥊 The first Rocky vs. Clubber Lang fight and the emotional rematch
🎬 Sylvester Stallone directing and writing the movie while continuing to evolve the Rocky character
🔥 Whether Rocky III is actually one of the best sequels in the entire franchise

And, of course, we'll be asking the big question: Can Rocky really beat Clubber Lang?

🎥 Watch the full, unedited video review:
👉 sequelsonly.com/rocky3

We're joined by actress Katie Barberi for a fascinating conversation about her journey to Hollywood and a career that has taken her from cult movies to television and international stardom.

Katie talks about:

🎬 Her unique journey into the entertainment business
👹 Garbage Pail Kids and being part of one of the most infamous cult movies of the '80s
🤖 Not Quite Human II — the sequel we're covering next
🇲🇽 Her extensive work in telenovelas and international television
📺 Her recent projects and what she's been up to throughout her career
😂 Plenty of stories, laughs, and behind-the-scenes Hollywood memories

🎬 Next Movie: Not Quite Human II 🤖

We'll be taking a trip back to the world of androids, '80s Disney-style sci-fi, and one very unusual sequel.

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This week, The Good, The Bad, and The Sequel is joined by the one and only Patti Negri as we get ready to revisit one of the biggest sequels of the 1980s — Rocky III!

Before becoming known as the “Good Witch of Hollywood,” psychic-medium, author, and familiar face from Ghost Adventures, Patti had a fascinating career in Hollywood that included appearing in Rocky III. We talk about her memories of being around Sylvester Stallone and the cast, what it was like being part of such an iconic movie, and the journey that eventually led her into the paranormal world.

We get into everything, including:

🥊 Patti's experience working on Rocky III and being part of the legendary franchise
🎬 Her Hollywood career and the path that eventually led her toward the paranormal
👻 Her longtime connection with Ghost Adventures and her experiences working in the paranormal
🔮 What being a psychic-medium and “Good Witch” means to Patti
📚 Her bestselling book Old World Magick for the Modern World and her work as an author and teacher
🎙️ Her long-running podcast The Witching Hour with Patti Negri
📻 Her experiences in radio, including appearances on Coast to Coast AM
🎭 The many different sides of Patti's career, from Hollywood to television to the world of magick and paranormal investigation
😂 Plenty of stories, laughs, and unexpected Hollywood and paranormal moments

Patti has had one hell of a journey, and this conversation takes us from Rocky Balboa to ghosts, magick, Hollywood, and everything in between!

🎥 Watch the full interview here:
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🎙️ The Witching Hour: The Witching Hour with Patti Negri

Patti's official site also features her current work, events, classes, and appearances.

🎬 Next Up: Rocky III 🥊🔥

We're putting on the gloves and revisiting Rocky III — one of the most iconic sequels of the 1980s!

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This week, The Good, The Bad, and The Sequel is going back into action with Lethal Weapon 4, the fourth and final installment of the original Lethal Weapon series.

With Riggs and Murtaugh getting older, babies on the way, Leo Getz back in the mix, and a new villain who can actually go toe-to-toe with Riggs and Murtaugh, there's A LOT happening in this one.

We dig into everything, including:

💥 Riggs and Murtaugh's "last ride" and whether Lethal Weapon 4 feels like a proper ending to their story
😂 Joe Pesci returning as Leo Getz and bringing even more chaos to the team
🎤 Chris Rock joining the franchise as Detective Lee Butters—and whether he fits into the Lethal Weapon family
🥋 Jet Li's Hollywood debut as the absolutely terrifying Wah Sing Ku and why his martial arts skills completely change the action
👶 Riggs becoming a father and Murtaugh becoming a grandfather
❤️ Riggs and Lorna's relationship finally reaching a major turning point
🏠 The Murtaugh family getting pulled directly into the danger
🔥 The massive action sequences, explosions, shootouts, and increasingly ridiculous stunts
🥊 The legendary Riggs vs. Wah Sing Ku showdown
😂 The comedy, one-liners, and moments where the movie knows exactly how ridiculous it is
🎬 Whether this really works as the end of the original Lethal Weapon saga

Lethal Weapon 4 may not have the same gritty feel as the original, but it's an incredibly entertaining combination of action, comedy, family drama, and franchise nostalgia.

🎥 Watch the full, unedited video review:
👉 sequelsonly.com/lethalweapon4

This week, we're joined by the one and only Patti Negri! Before becoming known as the "Good Witch of Hollywood," a psychic-medium, author, and familiar face from Ghost Adventures, Patti had a fascinating Hollywood career that included an appearance in one of the biggest sequels of the 1980s — Rocky III.

We'll talk with Patti about her time working on Rocky III, her memories of being around Sylvester Stallone and the cast, and what it was like to be part of such an iconic movie. But that's just the beginning!

🔮 Patti is also the host of the long-running The Witching Hour with Patti Negri, where she explores the paranormal, magick, psychic phenomena, and fascinating guests from around the world.

👻 She's become a familiar face on Ghost Adventures and has made numerous radio appearances, including Coast to Coast AM.

🥊 From Rocky Balboa to the paranormal, Patti has had one hell of a Hollywood journey — and we're excited to hear the stories behind it all!

Tune in for our conversation with Patti Negri!

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🎬 Next Up: Rocky III 🥊🔥

Doug is taking a little break this week after getting sick on vacation, but we couldn't leave you hanging! So we're re-releasing one of our favorite aquatic disasters—and with summer winding down, consider this your official warning:

WATCH OUT FOR FLYING PIRANHAS! 🐟✈️

This week, we're revisiting Piranha 2: The Spawning, the gloriously ridiculous sequel that also happens to be the second James Cameron-directed movie we've covered on the podcast. Yep… James Cameron directed Piranha 2! Well, roughly 75% of it, anyway, before reportedly being fired after clashing with the production.

We brought back our buddy Nick, who has helped us make sense of Munchie, Ghoulies, and plenty of other cinematic madness, and he came loaded with behind-the-scenes stories and some fascinating connections to Cameron's later work.

We dig into everything, including:

🐟 FLYING PIRANHAS! Because apparently regular piranhas weren't terrifying enough
🎬 James Cameron's early directing gig and the chaotic circumstances surrounding his departure from the movie
🔍 Nick's behind-the-scenes knowledge and the Cameron touches he spotted throughout the film
🚤 The infamous concept of "boating a boat" and other moments that make absolutely no sense
💣 Dynamite fishing, exploding fish, and some truly creative ways to get eaten
❤️ The bizarre relationship between Anne and her son and the questionable decisions surrounding it
🌴 The tropical setting, questionable science, and everything else that makes this sequel such a wonderfully weird experience
🎥 Spotting ideas, techniques, and visual touches that would eventually appear in Cameron's much bigger movies
😂 Why Piranha 2 is one of those movies that's almost impossible not to have fun with

It's ridiculous, it's entertaining, and it's a fascinating early chapter in the career of one of Hollywood's biggest filmmakers.

🎥 Watch the full, unedited review:
👉 sequelsonly.com/Piranha2

🎬 Next Up: Lethal Weapon 4 🔫💥

We'll be back next week with the final entry in the original Lethal Weapon series. We're talking Riggs, Murtaugh, Leo Getz, Chris Rock, Jet Li, massive action sequences, and all the ridiculous fun that comes with one of the biggest buddy-cop franchises ever.

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Next week, we're heading back into the world of Lethal Weapon 4 — but this week, we're joined by one of Hollywood's most accomplished stuntwomen and stunt doubles, Lisa Hoyle!

Lisa has spent more than 35 years performing the dangerous, demanding, and often completely invisible work that makes movie magic possible. From circus performer to professional stuntwoman, Lisa's career includes doubling some of Hollywood's biggest stars and performing some truly insane high-risk stunts.

We get into everything, including:

🎪 Growing up in Redlands, California and discovering a local youth circus that changed the course of her life
🤸 Choosing circus over competitive gymnastics and eventually becoming a professional flying trapeze and aerial performer
🎬 How Lisa transitioned from circus performance into Hollywood stunt work
💥 The reality of building a stunt career through reputation, referrals, and good old-fashioned hustle
⭐ Doubling stars including Angelina Jolie, Goldie Hawn, Drew Barrymore, Neve Campbell, Christina Applegate, and Keira Knightley
🔥 Her early break on Cyborg 2, doubling a young Angelina Jolie for a front flip down stairs
🎭 How stunt doubles match an actor's height, weight, body language, movement, and mannerisms so seamlessly that audiences never know they're watching a double
💰 The difference between base pay and stunt adjustments—and how higher-risk work can affect compensation
😱 Performing an incredible 93-foot high fall for Charlie's Angels, including the preparation, safety meetings, trajectory testing, and the unforgettable moment a medic asked for her blood type in the elevator
🚗 The dangers and creativity behind stair falls, wire work, fire stunts, car hits, and other high-risk sequences
🎨 The hours of makeup, prosthetics, costumes, and preparation that can go into a stunt that might only appear on screen for a few seconds
🏴‍☠️ Favorite projects including Pirates of the Caribbean, Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Planet of the Apes, The Grinch, and more
🏆 Why stunt performers deserve greater recognition in Hollywood—and the push for an Academy Award category for stunt work

Lisa gives us an incredible look at what happens behind the scenes when Hollywood asks someone to do the impossible—and the skill, preparation, trust, and teamwork required to make it look effortless.

🎥 Watch the full interview here:
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🎬 Your Homework:
Watch Lethal Weapon 4 and pay attention to the stunt work. Once you know what goes into doubling an actor, you'll start noticing the little details—the body language, movement, costume changes, and those split-second moments where the stunt team is doing the heavy lifting.

🎬 Next Up: Lethal Weapon 4 🔫💥

We're breaking down the final entry in the original Lethal Weapon series and taking a closer look at the action, comedy, chemistry, and massive stunt work that helped make it such a memorable sequel.

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