But you can’t just make more of the same movie again. Moviegoers want a sequel that feels both fresh and familiar all at once, which is an impossible balancing act. (Maybe that’s why so many sequels ...

Trying to follow up a movie people didn't like or simply thought was "mid" isn't easy, as people won't be going in with the ...

When a movie is a big hit, it is only natural for Hollywood producers to want to continue the story (and make more money) by making a sequel. However, many movies really don’t need sequels ...

Even though popular horror films often spawn a deluge of sequels, most of them turn out to be a bit naff. Halloween, Saw, and ...

Animated characters from "Inside Out" looking surprised and concerned in a colorful control room However, in many cases, sequels to iconic movies are just plain bad and feel like a lazy cash grab.

The following are 10 examples of movie sequels that seem to hate fans of their respective franchises. The Return of Jafar, a follow-up to 1992's Aladdin, was the first of many direct-to-video ...

2020's belated third Bad Boys film, inexplicably titled Bad Boys for ... And while the fourth Bad Boys is basically an also-ran sequel, it also happens to be a pretty fun one, propelled nimbly ...