DBTG: A Guide to Sequels and Remakes

Mark and Mike go from Perfection to Africa and watch Tremors 5: Bloodlines. They discuss the three other sequels to the Kevin Bacon classic and discuss evolution, western horror movies, and leading man Jaime Kennedy

Mark and Mike watch Super Troopers 2. They discuss Canadian Mounties, rehashing favorite jokes, and what else they want to see from Broken Lizard.

Mark and Mike show Rick Moranis some love and watch Honey, I Blew Up The Kid. They discuss direct to video sequels, how being big differs from being small, and what Moranis has been up to.

Mark and Mike form a neural bridge to talk Pacific Rim Uprising. They discuss corporate espionage , effective villains, and the art of robots fighting monsters.

Mark and Mike go back into the Darkness with the Descent Part 2. The discuss cave exploring, hysterical leads, and open ended endings.

Mark and Mike ain't afraid of no ghost movie sequel. The watch Ghostbusters 2 and talk about the destruction of New York, what scared them as children, and why there wasn't a third movie.

Mark and Mike dish out the justice when the watch Dredd. They discuss the best platform for more story, if Karl Urban is a leading man, and why this didn't do better in the box office.

Mark and Mike come out of their shells to watch Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Out of the Shadows. They talk about how the turtles were the biggest part of their childhoods, this movie being made for a new group of children, and try to figure just how big these mutants are.

Mark and Mike take a trip to Asgaard to watch Thor 2: The Dark World. They discuss keeping up with the MCU, why people keep trusting Loki, and try to understand the Aether.

Mark and Mike react to stunt marketing and discuss The Cloverfield Paradox. They try to figure out the multiverse and where Netflix stands as an original movie platform.

Mark and Mike get ready to celebrate another Olympic and another Oscar season by discussing a remake nominated for best picture, 2010's True Grit. They compare it to the John Wayne classic and try to find where it ranks in the Coen Brothers filmography.

Mark and Mike end Hitchcock by discussing A Perfect Murder, the 1997 remake of Dial M for Murder. They talk peak Viggo and the lost art of the sexy 90s thriller.

Mark and Mike continue Hitchcock month with 1998's Psycho. They discuss what makes a good remake, compare casts, and try to figure out why you'd make the same movie again.

Mark and Mike kick off Hitchcock month by watching the sorta, kinda, maybe remake of Rear Window - 2007's Disturbia. They talk the PG13 horror movie trend, courtroom drama, and peak LaBeouf.

Mark and Mike ring in the new year with a sequel to a holiday classic, Gremlins 2: The New Batch. They talk gremlin rules, meta-moviemaking, and where this sits amongst all creature features.

Mark and Mike finish of holiday month with the Santa Clause2. They discuss elves, the height of Tim Allen-mania, and if this should be remade with a new TV dad.

Mark and Mike visit an old classic when they watch Miracle on 34th street. They discuss courtroom dramas, child actors, and if there is a Santa.

Mark and Mike get into the holiday spirit watching Bad Santa 2. They discuss robbing malls, making sandwiches, and the right time to make a sequel to a Christmas comedy.

Mark and Mike dare to go back into the water when they watch Jaws 2. They discuss beach towns, giant sharks, and sailing open waters.

Mark and Mike engage in child's play when they watch the newest film in the franchise, Cult of Chucky. They discuss voodoo, good guy dolls, and watching a Chucky movie for the first time.

Mark and Mike breakdown what it truly means to be a zombie when they watch 28 Weeks Later. They discuss annoying kids, rage viruses, and code reds.

Mark and Mike head to the mall and watch 2004's Dawn of the Dead. they discuss fast zombies, Zack Snyder, and where to find the original.

Mark and Mike kick off the Shocktober with Halloween 2. The discuss uping the violence, the fate of Michael Myers, and sequels that followed.

Mark and Mike walk the catwalk while watching Zoolander 2. They discuss Ben Stiller the director and celebrity cameos.

Mark and Mike go black and white to watch Sin City: A Dame to Kill For. Is Robert Rodrguez good? Was Josh Brolin the same guy as Clive Owen? Did we need so much Eva Green?