This week, The Good, The Bad, and The Sequel dives headfirst into the glossy, twist-obsessed world of Wild Things 2 — the direct-to-video sequel that tries very hard to out-sleaze, out-twist, and out-confuse the original.

From soap-opera logic to sudden betrayals, Wild Things 2 is the kind of movie that makes you question everything… including whether the script was written in chronological order.

We break down all the madness, including:
🕵️‍♂️ The insurance agent who acts like he’s James Bond (and absolutely believes it)
🔀 The nonstop twists — double-crosses, triple-crosses, and “wait, what?” reveals
🤯 Scenes that completely fall apart once you know the ending
💄 The early-2000s vibes, glossy aesthetics, and straight-to-DVD energy
🐍 The impossible task of living up to the original Wild Things
🎭 Performances that range from surprisingly solid to gloriously unhinged
💰 Money, manipulation, and motivations that make less sense the longer you think about them
✨ And plenty more ridiculous sequel chaos that only the Wild Things franchise could deliver

Whether you love trashy thrillers or just enjoy watching movies that confidently make zero sense, this one is a blast to unpack.

🎥 Watch the full, unedited review:
sequelsonly.com/WildThings2

🎭 Next Up: Psycho IV 🔪🧠
And for it, we’re talking with legendary writer and director Mick Garris — the mind behind some of the most iconic horror and genre projects of the last few decades.
We’ll be diving into Psycho IV, exploring Norman Bates’ legacy, Hitchcock’s shadow, and how this sequel/prequel tried to reinvent a horror classic.

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