“Loving” Sequel to “Manos” Planned

June 16, 2010 D. H. McKee

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From MST3KInfo: Some guy named Rupert Munch Jr. wants to commit a crime against humanity and make a sequel to “Manos: The Hands of Fate”, possibly the worst movie ever made.
To add insult to injury, he wants it to star Jackey Raye Neyman Jones, who played the daughter-cum-wife in the original film. Or rather, “film”.

Jackey saw our productions. She told us that through the years, she has seen every ToRgO and Master, shtick, bit, film, play, comic, etc. come down the chute, but she thought they were all…(sorry to anyone out there)…unworthy. But she felt our “style, humor, intelligence, and love/respect for the characters” resonated with her, and she wanted to participate in some way! We told her we would like to do a feature length sequel to “Manos” with as many of the original cast and their families as possible. … We want to do it in a contemporary style (40+ years later), that still captures the spirit, awkwardness and magic of Manos.”

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