Unnecessary Movie Sequels

Episode 35 of the From Screen to Shelf podcast, hosted by Chase, Gabe, Will, titled "Unnecessary Movie Sequels" was published on June 25, 2024 and runs 66 minutes.

June 25, 2024 ·66m · From Screen to Shelf

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Summary

In this episode, Gabe and Chase talk about unnecessary movie sequels that just didn't need to happen. They're not all bad! But in the grand scheme of things, they maybe didn't add anything to the original. In the worst case scenarios, they may have taken away from the original. What ended up on the list? Stay tuned to find out.

Episode Description

In this episode, Gabe and Chase talk about unnecessary movie sequels that just didn't need to happen. They're not all bad! But in the grand scheme of things, they maybe didn't add anything to the original. In the worst case scenarios, they may have taken away from the original. What ended up on the list? Stay tuned to find out.

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