Nearly two years after the release of 2021’s Free Guy, the film’s star, Ryan Reynolds, has talked about the current possibility of a sequel. While speaking with Variety, Reynolds entertained the idea of a Free Guy sequel, but suggested that not every movie needs to have a follow-up.

“There is the potential to do a sequel to Free Guy, which would be fun. I would love it. But also like, does everything f–king have to be a sequel? I don’t know,” Reynolds stated. “Sometimes it’s OK to just do a movie and have it kick ass and then everyone go home.”

The actor also explained that a movie should validate itself, rather than require a sequel to do so.

“So you know, there’s a bit of a push and pull there, resisting the urge to just immediately say, ‘Ohh, doing a sequel will validate the first one.’ No, the first movie validates the first one and then you can leave it at that. So I don’t know, we’re still talking about it,” Reynolds said.

Free Guy was directed by Shawn Levy (Stranger Things, Night at the Museum franchise) from a script written by Matt Lieberman and Zak Penn, based on a story by Lieberman. It was produced by Ryan Reynolds, Shawn Levy, Sarah Schechter, Greg Berlanti, and Adam Kolbrenner, with Mary McLaglen, Josh McLaglen, George Dewey, Dan Levine, and Michael Riley McGrath serving as executive producers.

Following the success of Cocaine Bear at the box office, film distributor The Asylum is back again, this time with a mockbuster titled Attack of the Meth Gator.

It’s unclear exactly what the new film will feature in terms of plot, but judging by the title of the film, there will be an alligator high on meth attacking folks throughout. So far, all that The Asylum has released is a poster for the upcoming film, but its IMDB page does list the cast, which includes Ray Acevedo, Christopher Applegate, Gus Langley, Stuart Maxheimer, and Bruce Peoples, to name a few. It is directed by Christopher Ray from a script by Lauren Pritchard and Joe Roche.

Check out the poster for Attack of the Meth Gator below:

For those familiar with The Asylum, this should come as no surprise, as the distributor often releases films to go along with other major blockbusters, this time targeting the recently released Cocaine Bear. Previous films from The Asylum include the Sharknado series, the Syfy original series Z Nation, and more recently, mockbusters of Thor: Love and Thunder, Bullet Train, and Avatar: The Way of Water.