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EXORCIST II &MANNEQUIN ON THE MOVEWORST SEQUELS EVER! vol. 1OH NO THEY DIDN'T podcast

On this episode of Forces of Geek presents OH NO THEY DIDN'T! we're going back to two of the worst sequels ever made:

Exorcist II: The Heretic and Mannequin on the Move



 Was Hollywood possessed by Pazuzu?

 Give us your best cheek bones and let the power of crap compel you.

 It's the first of what we're sure will be many WORST SEQUELS EVER episodes.

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WESTWORLD - Oh No They Didn't podcast

Description Sexy robots, programmed for your pleasure have taken over this episode of OH NO THEY DIDN'T! 

We're talking Westworld (the 1973 version, the 1976 sequel, the 1980s television series, and the 2016 HBO series) on the latest episode of the podcast. 

Also, we discuss upcoming planned remakes of DUNE, FREAKY FRIDAY, and BEACHES, as well as the sequels to PACIFIC RIM, WEDDING CRASHERS and THE DARK CRYSTAL. 

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ADVENTURES IN BABYSITTING Oh No They Didn't! podcast

Disney Channel has taken your love of an 80s comedy classic and made it way less PG-13.

On this episode of OH NO THEY DIDN'T! Archie, TJ and Todd discuss the recent made for television remake of the 1988 Adventures in Babysitting.



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Shit the Total Recall Remake Better Have In It...

JOHNNY CAB

BITCH FIGHTS

KUATO

BUGGY EYES

TRACKING DEVICE IN NOSTRIL CAVITY 

TO BE PLACED IN CANDY BAR

AND SNATCHED UP BY RAT

THREE-BREASTED WOMAN

infinitely superior...

I'm already getting grief for posting a completely exuberant review of the LET THE RIGHT ONE INremake last night on Flixster.

Let me make this clear. The American remake, which is simply titled LET ME INisn't just a respectful remake of the already amazing Swedish thriller. It compliments it and expands the story and characters that originated in the novel. Yet, at the same time, the film marches to its own beat. It's stylish and haunting, just like the original film, and the story is relatively the same. But you can't shake the feeling that you're not watching just a remake. It's not just a retelling or a reshoot. It's a deeply developed rendition that benefits from the addition of several wise choices.

Whereas the original's time period set the simplicity of the tale, here it's a flat-out commentary on 1983, from the perspective of a 12 year old. It's a time period as puzzling a Rubik's cube, but as deliciously addictive as a Now & Later. This remake uses the time period to advance the notion of the possibly inherent evil that lies at the movie's soul. Culture Club plays in the background of a scene subtly singing "Don't put your head on my shoulder, sink me in a river of tears. This could be the best place yet, but you must overcome your fears." Rather than hit you over the head with the chance of a clever in-joke, the filmmakers choose to get under your skin. One of many examples throughout the film.

I don't want to give anything away, so, I'll keep from praising the movie any further. I highly recommend seeing the original Swedish film first, or at the very least see it after.