The So Many Sequels crew continues “So Many Scares” month by blasting off into one of horror’s strangest sequels — Jason X (2002), where the infamous Camp Crystal Lake killer takes his talents to outer space.

David breaks down the film’s disastrous box office run and how it became one of the Friday the 13th franchise’s biggest flops. Garrett confesses that this was his first Jason movie and defends its “so bad it’s good” charm, while Josh struggles to believe how a hockey mask outlawed in 2024 could lead to one of cinema’s dumbest future timelines.

From liquid nitrogen kills to horny space teens and “Uber Jason”, the gang debates whether this tenth installment is horror camp gold or intergalactic garbage. Plus, how it compares to Jason Takes Manhattan, Jason Goes to Hell, and the upcoming reboot.

💀 It’s dumb, it’s wild, it’s Jason in space — and it’s the perfect spooky season chaos.

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🕒 Chapters

00:00 – Welcome to So Many Scares
01:00 – Why Jason X Exists
04:00 – 2002 Box Office Breakdown
08:00 – Garrett’s Nostalgic Defense of Jason X
11:00 – Cryogenic Freezing & Future Timeline Nonsense
15:00 – The Dumbest Sci-Fi Setup Ever
18:00 – Robot Girlfriends & Space Horniness
23:00 – Liquid Nitrogen Kill Discussion
27:00 – “Uber Jason” Transformation
31:00 – Final Battle & Space Explosion
35:00 – Is It So Bad It’s Good?
38:00 – Letterboxd Game & Final Ratings
43:00 – What’s Next: Friday the 13th Reboot

It’s a mid-month So Many Scares update! Josh, Garrett, and David share what they’ve been watching—from haunted live-stream comedies (Dead Stream) to vintage courtroom comfort (Matlock). They debate whether the world needs a Jetsons movie, celebrate Ethan Hawke’s spooky streak, and peek at the box-office numbers for Black Phone 2. It’s part horror chat, part nostalgic detour, and totally So Many Sequels.
00:00 – Intro & So Many Scares check-in
02:30 – The Black Phone 2 buzz
05:20 – Josh’s Shudder pick: Dead Stream
07:00 – Garrett braves Terrifier
10:00 – Where are today’s horror icons?
11:45 – David’s Matlock and Diagnosis Murder binge
16:00 – The Jim Carrey × Jetsons rumor
19:00 – Could the Jetsons work in 2025?
22:00 – Weekend box-office update
23:20 – Outro & where to find us

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Jason’s not just back—he’s unstoppable. In Friday the 13th VI: Jason Lives, one bolt of lightning brings our favorite masked maniac back from the grave and into full monster-mode.We talk Tommy Jarvis’ Frankenstein moment, the new horror-comedy tone, and why this chapter gave the series new (after)life. It’s funny, gory, and way more self-aware than you remember.What’s your favorite kill—or moment—from Jason Lives? Drop your thoughts in the comments and join the conversation!🎧 Subscribe, rate, and share to keep this movie club going.

The So Many Sequels crew is deep into “So Many Scares” month — and this week, it’s a mix of Hollywood surprises, nostalgic rewatches, and one truly bizarre controversy.

David kicks things off with his thoughts on the Peacemaker season finale, calling it one of James Gunn’s most character-driven projects yet. Josh reviews The Smashing Machine, Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson’s dramatic leap into awards-season acting — and whether the hype matches the film. Garrett revisits Happy Death Day and its sequel, celebrating their blend of humor, horror, and heart, while Josh revisits a 30th anniversary screening of Casper for some spooky family nostalgia.

Then the gang dives into the week’s strangest headline: Amazon removing guns from classic James Bond posters. Is it censorship, overcorrection, or just corporate weirdness? Plus, they remember the late Diane Keaton, and David runs down the weekend box office — including Tron: Ares’s disappointing debut.

🎃 It’s spooky season, it’s sequel season — it’s So Many Scares. Subscribe wherever you listen and join the movie club!

00:00 – Intro & So Many Scares Month
01:00 – Peacemaker Season 2 finale review (no spoilers)
05:00 – Josh reviews The Smashing Machine (Dwayne Johnson, Emily Blunt)
09:00 – The Rock’s acting evolution & future roles
12:00 – Casper 30th Anniversary screening
15:00 – Garrett revisits Happy Death Day & Happy Death Day 2U
19:00 – Diane Keaton tribute
21:00 – Amazon edits James Bond posters controversy
27:00 – Box office rundown (Tron: Ares, Rooftop Man, Soul on Fire)
30:00 – Upcoming releases (Black Phone 2, Good Fortune, Frankenstein)
31:00 – Wrap-up & Friday the 13th preview

Jason Voorhees is back—but also for the first time...In Friday the 13th Part 2, the hockey mask is still a dream, and our favorite slasher is deep in his bag era (literally). We talk about Jason’s first official rampage, the iconic wheelchair kill, and how this sequel tries—kind of—to build a horror legend.It’s all part of So Many Sequels vs. Jason, our month-long trip to Camp Crystal Lake. We covered the original Friday the 13th during Camp Month, but this time Jason’s running the whole show.Subscribe & leave us a comment, and let us know what you think of Friday the 13th Part 2, Jason Voorhees, and the bag vs. the hockey mask.

The So Many Sequels crew returns for another “So Many Scares” October update, and this week, we’re talking horror in the real world — the streaming wars. Prices are up, content is disappearing, and the guys ask: When did streaming become more expensive than cable? From Disney+ and Netflix hikes to Warner Bros. and Paramount losing billions, it’s a full-on battle between corporate greed and consumer sanity.

But it’s not all doom and gloom — we also share what we’ve been watching! Josh reviews Bone Lake, Garrett dives into Bug (the Oklahoma-based horror you’ve never heard of), and David talks Peacemaker, Creature Commandos, and the surprise return of The Simpsons Movie 2. Plus, an outrageous box office recap where Taylor Swift reigns supreme.

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We're diving into the 1995 classic Clueless to see if Amy Heckerling's teen comedy holds up 30 years later. From its iconic fashion to the jokes that went way over our heads as kids, we're breaking down why this movie is more than just a 90s time capsule.On this episode of So Many Sequels, the guys discuss how Clueless cleverly adapted Jane Austen's Emma for a Beverly Hills High School setting , Amy Heckerling's under-appreciated career as a mainstream female director in the 80s and 90s , and the on-set accidents that made the movie even better. Plus, we debate whether the central romance is charming or just plain creepy. Timestamps:00:00 - Welcome to Female Directors Month! 01:31 - How Did 'Clueless' Do at the Box Office? 03:54 - Why We're Talking About 'Clueless' 05:30 - The Under-Praised Director: Amy Heckerling 09:23 - Did 'Clueless' Set a New Standard for Teen Movies? 10:30 - The Aerosmith Music Video That Got Alicia Silverstone Cast 13:20 - How Jane Austen's 'Emma' Inspired the Story 15:04 - Is 'Clueless' a Parody of 90s Kids? 16:18 - The Hilarious Story Behind the "Haitians" Joke 23:12 - Adult Jokes We All Missed ("Herbal Refreshment") 27:34 - The Awkward Ex-Stepbrother Romance 30:20 - Cher's Journey of Self-Reflection 34:57 - Iconic Fashion, Lines, & Lasting Legacy 35:53 - Final Ratings & Reviews 37:33 - The Letterboxd Game: Who Won This Week?somanysequels.com

If American Psycho dropped today, Patrick Bateman would be arguing about business cards on TikTok and posting shirtless flexing pics on Instagram.This week, we’re diving into the satire that still hits. From Christian Bale’s ridiculous charm to Mary Harron’s darkly funny direction - this was a killer way to wrap up our month of female-directed films.