Where's The Damn Sequel?!

We discuss the Twilight franchise, a pivotal game-changer for teen blockbusters that began in 2008. How did the Twilight franchise run out of steam, how do the movies hold up a decade on, and is there potential for more?

Where's the damn sequel to Joe Dante's totally bonkers, Brendan Fraser-starring cartoon caper; a meta-commentary on Warner Brothers itself, a James Bond homage and an effort to capitalise on the success of Space Jam?! Cian Hade returns to dive in.

Where's the damn sequel to Brad Bird/Damon Lindelof's 2015 mega-budget sci-fi; one of the most fabulous failures in recent Hollywood memory? Lucien and Cian Hade discuss Disney's Tomorrowland.

The podcast returns after a summer break, as Lucien and Shane discuss Alfred Hitchcock's 1958 masterpiece and all the potential for a VERTIGO 2... potentially starring Bob Odenkirk and Rhea Seehorn?

Straight after attending an opening night screening, Lucien and Shane sit down to freak out over the astonishing masterpiece that is Chris McQuarrie's Mission: Impossible - Fallout. Prepare to hear two boys get very, very excited about a very silly film.

Lucien and returning guest Gemma discuss the totally inessential new sequel to 2008's hit ABBA musical from its kick-ass Cher performance to bizarre Godfather Part II-esque manipulation of time and character. And what of a Mamma Mia 3? Contains spoilers.

On a special episode, Shane Kelly joins Lucien to discuss (friend of the show) Brad Bird's long-awaited animated sequel. Did Incredibles 2 fulfil our crazy expectations, and what could Bird bring to a third Incredibles adventure? Contains some spoilers.

Lucien is joined by Cian Hade to discuss the disenfranchisement of Doug Liman's 2008 proto-superhero thriller JUMPER starring Hayden Christensen in his only post-Star Wars blockbuster role. Where, we ask, is the sequel to JUMPER?!

Where's the damn sequel to Christopher Nolan's 2014 wormhole wonder, the film that taught us the meaning of Murphy's Law? Shane Kelly joins Lucien to discuss Nolan's most evocative movie and the potential for an In2stellar.

Where's the damn fourth movie in the Men In Black franchise, dormant since 2012's MIB3? Michael McAndrew joins us to discuss the infamously expensive, Stuhlbarg-starring threequel, and whether the new Chris Hemsworth/Liam Neeson reboot will be any good.