Film's that you could of imagined becoming a franchise

[Metallicbomb]

What film's could you of imagined becoming a franchise but didn't.

Mine of the top of my head:

The Thing
Zombi Holocaust
Shocker
Trick or Treat
Slither
Doghouse
A Bug's Life
Ratatouille
The Incredibles
Flash Gordon
The Italian Job
Watchmen

[iank]

Young Sherlock Holmes

[Make Them Die Slowly]

Originally Posted by iank

Young Sherlock Holmes

Good call, I have always thought this would make a good film or TV series.

[DayzeUK]

Recently watched Rawhead Rex and remember wondering why there were no sequels/prequels.

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

I'm surprised John Carter didn't become a franchise.

Well i'm not seeing as it flopped and made a loss, but considering Burroughs published 11 Mars novels it had all the ingredients to become more than a one off movie.

[Zach Zeman]

Surprised that Neon Maniacs or Nightbreed didn't become a franchise. I know there were plans, they just didn't do well financially...alas...

[Cinematic Shocks]

Off the top of my head - 'The Hills Run Red' and the remake of 'My Bloody Valentine'.

[Scyther]

May seem like out of left field, but I really loved seeing Shane Black's The Nice Guys in the theater this year. Would love to revisit those characters again in a sequel.