1988: The Year When Sequels Came Out to Shine!

pamela springsteen is incredible in both sequels, so much contagious glee in the murder scenes

Little known trivia: Wilfred Brimley was only 34 during the filming of Cocoon: The Return.

he was also 7'4

sequels released in 1988. Banner year. Banner year.

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wow

decline 2 is amazing i can't deny it

Decline II is streaming free on Pluto TV f y'all's i

sorry i missed this thread, wow what a lineup.

is short circuit 2 the one where Johnny 5 falls under bad influences and joins an urban gang called "Los Locos" ? ugh

amazingly, SC2 may be the only one of these i actually saw as a VHS rental. and somehow the only other ones i've seen are Outlaw of Gor (thanks to MST3K - it's dreck) and Return of the Killer Tomatoes (which isn't as good as the first, but at least has some goofy charm, and George Clooney).

also lol at The Dirty Dozen getting a sequel called "The Fatal Mission." spoilers for the original film but that seems a bit redundant.

i've heard good things about Eight Men Out, kind of impressed they kept the franchise going that long, though obviously eight movies in the cast is looking a little bit ragged around the edges.

is short circuit 2 the one where Johnny 5 falls under bad influences and joins an urban gang called "Los Locos" ? ugh

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it's also the second movie where Fisher Stevens played an Indian man whose last name inexplicably changed between films

I'm tempted to poll the Los Locos cheer, but who am I kidding, of course "kick your balls into ou-ter space" would win.