HBO Max recovers a forgotten film that mixed horror and comedy in the 90s, seeking to conquer a new generation of viewers.
In times where nostalgia moves millions and platforms struggle to add classics to their catalogues, HBO Max made an unexpected decision: rescued one movie that failed at the box officebut over time gained a passionate fan base.
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This is a risky but calculated move. Betting on an underrated production can generate loyalty among subscribers and open the door to new audiences. The chosen one: one horror comedy as absurd as it is funny which today finds revenge in streaming.


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HBO Max revives a film that went unnoticed in theaters, but today it promises to shine among the classics that mark streaming nostalgia.
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What Gremlins 2 is about, the film that added HBO Max to its catalog
Gremlins 2: The Next Generation took up the story of the adorable but dangerous Gizmothis time in the heart of New York. The action takes place inside an automated skyscraper, owned by a tycoon reminiscent of Donald Trump, where mischievous gremlins unleash absolute chaos.
Unlike the first installment, this sequel focused on Parodic humor and cartoon aesthetics. The nods to other films, criticism of cable television and a gallery of mutant gremlins gave it a surreal tone that disconcerted the audience. 90s audience.
The director Joe Dante used the sequel to mock Hollywood conventions. With total creative freedom, he created a work as eccentric as it was ahead of its time. Although it did not work at the box office, today it is valued as a misunderstood gem.
Netflix: Gremlins 2 trailer
Embed – Gremlins 2: Secretary – “Coffee?”
Netflix: Gremlins 2 cast
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Zach Galligan
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Phoebe Cates
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John Glover
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Robert Prosky
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Robert Picardo
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Christopher Lee
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Haviland Morris
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Dick Miller
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Jackie Joseph
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Gedde Watanabe
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Keye Luke
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Tony Randall
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