Welcome back to Sequel Factory, the podcast where hosts Roger Hanna, Jett Kuso, and Mr. X cook up ridiculously funny movie sequel pitches for films that definitely don’t need them! In this episode, we’re revving our engines for Stephen King’s 1986 cult classic "Maximum Overdrive"—because what’s better than killer machines? A sequel packed with even more chaotic, truck-fueled insanity!
Join us as we brainstorm the most unhinged, laugh-out-loud sequel ideas for this ‘80s horror-comedy gem. Will we unleash self-aware AI semis? A sentient ice cream truck apocalypse? Whatever we pitch, it’s guaranteed to be wild, weird, and wildly entertaining!
🔥 Perfect for movie buffs, podcast lovers, and anyone who enjoys roasting (or loving) bad sequels! Whether you’re a die-hard Stephen King fan, a cult film enthusiast, or just love absurd comedy, this episode is a must-listen!
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