In this week’s So Many Sequels news update, we’re paying tribute to the one and only Val Kilmer—revisiting his legacy in Batman Forever, Tombstone, and The Prince of Egypt. From action icons to voice work, we look back on his unforgettable impact on screen.Then things take a turn as we discuss The Rookie ripping plot lines right out of Speed and The Purge. Who else is watching this show!? Also in the mix: a shoutout to Finn Wolfhard’s new slasher comedy Hell of a Summer, a rom-com throwback (Two Weeks Notice), and a box office dominated by Minecraft.-Leave us a comment and be a part of our Book Club for Movies!-Like, share & subscribe for more movie and TV discussion-Listen at SoManySequels.com-Follow @SoManySequelsPod on Instagram & TikTok#valkilmer #TheRookie #BatmanForever #HellOfASummer #MoviePodcast #TVTalk #SoManySequels

Step into the eerie world of The Black Phone as we break down Scott Derrickson’s chilling horror film. In this episode, we discuss Ethan Hawke’s terrifying performance as The Grabber, the film’s gripping supernatural elements, and how it stands out in modern horror.Is The Black Phone a new horror classic or just another spooky flick? We dive into its intense atmosphere, stellar child performances, and the film’s balance between psychological thriller and supernatural scares. Plus, we compare it to Derrickson’s past works and discuss where it ranks among Blumhouse’s best.Don’t miss this deep dive into one of horror’s most talked-about films! Subscribe for more reviews, leave a rating, and let us know what you thought of The Black Phone!

We’re getting real in this one. In this week’s So Many Sequels update, we talk through our reactions to Netflix’s chilling series Adolescence, which leads us into a serious convo about male loneliness, toxic masculinity, and the internet’s role in shaping young minds.

We also:-Review Death of a Unicorn starring Paul Rudd & Jenna Ortega
-Watch the Final Destination: Bloodlines trailer
-Announce “Book Club Month” starting with The Black Phone
-Break down the I Know What You Did Last Summer reboot
-Discuss the newly announced Legend of Zelda movie
- Check in on the box office and more!

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We’re wrapping up Oscars Month with the 1995 family classic Babe — yes, the one with the talking pig. That’s right, the charming little pig who dreamed of being a sheepdog stunned Hollywood by earning 7 Academy Award nominations. But does the movie still hold up almost 30 years later?We'll talk Babe's storytelling, its impressive (and still charming) blend of practical and digital effects, and the surprising depth beneath its G-rated exterior. From the iconic "That’ll do, pig" to the darker undertones of farm life, we explore why this little piggy went all the way to Oscar night. Plus, we debate whether Babe still holds up today.Let us know what YOU think of Babe in the comments!

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This week on So Many Sequels, the crew breaks down exciting sequel news and Hollywood's latest big announcements! First, they dive into the hilarious new trailer for Happy Gilmore 2, sharing their genuine reactions and speculations for Adam Sandler's return to the iconic comedy role. Plus, they celebrate Conan O'Brien’s triumphant return as host of the Oscars, discussing why his comeback has already generated rave reviews and high ratings.

Also, hear the guys talk briefly about March Madness surprises and tease upcoming sequels they're looking forward to. It's casual movie talk with a fun dose of pop culture updates!

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Nearly 50 years later, Network still feels like it was made for today's media landscape. In this episode of So Many Sequels, we break down the chilling relevance of the 1976 Oscar-winning satire, from Howard Beale's mad prophet act to the rise of infotainment and emotion-driven news.We explore Howard Beale's unforgettable descent, Faye Dunaway's ice-cold performance as the power-hungry network exec, and the film's razor-sharp commentary on corporate control, sensationalized news, and the blurred lines between entertainment and journalism.Have you seen Network? What stuck with you? Drop your thoughts in the comments! SUBSCRIBE for more film deep-dives!

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This week on So Many Sequels, we’re diving deep into recent releases and buzz-worthy streaming picks. First up, we explore Hugh Grant’s chilling turn in the new thriller Heretic, a film that’s redefining how audiences see the former romcom king. Plus, we chat about Netflix’s gritty limited series, American Primeval, and discuss how it portrays a brutal side of American history you probably didn’t learn in school.

We also take a closer look at Disney+’s much-anticipated reboot of Daredevil: Does the new series hold up to Netflix’s gritty original, or has something been lost in translation? Plus, Nikki Glaser is returning as the Golden Globes host, and the box office hits a surprising new low. Get comfy, grab your popcorn, and join us as we unpack it all!

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This week on So Many Sequels, we dive deep into Goodfellas (1990), Martin Scorsese’s iconic mafia masterpiece! As part of our Oscars Month lineup, we break down what makes this film one of the most celebrated gangster movies of all time.

From Joe Pesci’s electrifying performance to Ray Liotta’s unforgettable narration, we discuss the film’s legacy, its Oscar snub, and how it influenced everything from The Sopranos to The Wolf of Wall Street. Plus, we debate whether Goodfellasreally glamorizes the mob life—or exposes its brutal reality.

Was Goodfellas robbed of Best Picture? Does it still hold up today? And most importantly—should you ever call Joe Pesci funny? Hit play to find out!

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