Episode 24: Jack Frost!

Episode 29 of the Prequel Sequel Remake: Movie and Comedy Podcast podcast, hosted by PrequelSequelRemake, titled "Episode 24: Jack Frost!" was published on December 19, 2018 and runs 97 minutes.

December 19, 2018 ·97m · Prequel Sequel Remake: Movie and Comedy Podcast

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Summary

No, *not* the one with the murdering Snowman. Michael Keaton is an inattentive Dad who cares more about his blues career than his loving family. Good news: he dies unceremoniously! Happy Holidays! Unfortunate for his family, Dad comes back from the dead as an unconvincing and horrifying Snowman puppet. Fun?! Join us for a very illicit prequel, a sequel presented by National Lampoon, and a Hallmark Original remake. Wanna be heard? Send us a voice message on the Anchor App - you might appear on a future episode: Anchor.fm/PrequelSequelRemake Official Site: PrequelSequelRemake.com Subscribe: PrequelSequelRemake.com/Subscribe Twitter: Twitter.com/PreSequelCast Facebook: Facebook.com/PrequelSequelRemake Instagram: Instagram.com/PrequelSequelRemake

Episode Description

No, *not* the one with the murdering Snowman. Michael Keaton is an inattentive Dad who cares more about his blues career than his loving family. Good news: he dies unceremoniously! Happy Holidays! Unfortunate for his family, Dad comes back from the dead as an unconvincing and horrifying Snowman puppet. Fun?! Join us for a very illicit prequel, a sequel presented by National Lampoon, and a Hallmark Original remake. Wanna be heard? Send us a voice message on the Anchor App - you might appear on a future episode: Anchor.fm/PrequelSequelRemake Official Site: PrequelSequelRemake.com Subscribe: PrequelSequelRemake.com/Subscribe Twitter: Twitter.com/PreSequelCast Facebook: Facebook.com/PrequelSequelRemake Instagram: Instagram.com/PrequelSequelRemake

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