This is Spinal Tap sequel being released in 2024

[Cackling Co Pilot Kamala]

This Is Spinal Tap Director Talks About The Highly Anticipated Sequel Coming In 2024

Well, this piece is called "Lick My Love Pump."

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Now this is the type of 40 years later sequel I can get excited for.

 

[RedJed]

A very awesome surprise, I didn't see this coming but I'm all for it. Loved the original

 

[One Epic Winter (OEW)]

Oh boy.

 

[Valeyard]

In. That said I'm getting ready for some pretty heavy and totally unneeded cameos from whoever they can get.

 

[Big Papa Paegan]

I wonder if they're going to mock what metal has been for the last 20 years. Seeing Derek Smalls in corpsepaint or Nigel Tufnel with cargo shorts and tribal ink will be funny on its own.

 

[Valeyard]

Gonna be some awful #canceled humor, I'm sure.

 

[Brocklock]

Some early predictions:

It will be boring and safe as fuck. Halford will cameo and they might get a Zoom cameo of a decrepit Ozzy. Snoop Dogg will also be in it for some reason.

 

[Valeyard]

I have more faith in this group of comedians than pretty much any other at this point, so at worst it's going to be "fun but totally unnecessary and it was great seeing everyone enjoy themselves."

 

[Brocklock]

I get that especially with Guest and McKean, but on the other end, Rob Reiner hasn't directed a good movie since Bill Clinton's first term. If Guest was also directing, maybe I'd be more excited.

 

[One Epic Winter (OEW)]

Rob Reiner hasn't directed a good movie since Bill Clinton's first term.

I will not let you disparage the Bucket List, sir!

 

[strummer]

I'm optimistic as well but Guest seems like he hasn't given a shit in 20 years or so. But... he's with his friends and there's plenty of material ripe for satire of the music industry.

Also I agree about Reiner but I did like the Albert Brooks doc he made.

 

[Valeyard]

If they're just bouncing off each other, it's the easiest gig. Guest is a better choice at this point but it isn't like Reiner would be the reason it doesn't work as a director, if he did. If it doesn't work it's down to trying to be too modern and "with it," or because they're just too old to succeed to the level expected of them (which I'm not worried about in the slightest and am being realistic about).

Shearer is the only one I have concerns about, cast-wise, and that is solely because he's looking and sounding his age vs the others.