This One Goes to Eleven… Again: Spinal Tap II: The End Continues Now Streaming on Sunset
The loudest band in cinematic history has reunited — turning the amps back up to eleven and giving fans the sequel they’ve been waiting more than four decades to witness. Spinal Tap II: The End Continues — the long-anticipated follow-up to the original 1984 mock-rock masterpiece — is officially streaming now on Sunset, delivering a blast of improvised chaos, heavy-metal heart, and some of the funniest musical disasters ever put on screen.
Directed once again by Rob Reiner, the new film brings the core trio — Christopher Guest, Michael McKean, and Harry Shearer — back into the skin-tight leather, questionable wigs, and absolutely unhinged brilliance of Nigel Tufnel, David St. Hubbins, and Derek Smalls. And yes… Marty DiBergi is also back behind the camera, determined to capture every power chord, fallout, breakdown, and reunion meltdown.
A Band Contractually Forced to Rock
The story picks up 41 years after their original musical misadventures, as Spinal Tap are dragged — legally — back onto the stage. After the passing of their former manager, an old contract emerges requiring the band to reunite for one more show.
One last performance. One last chance to self-destruct. One last opportunity to prove that rock never dies… it just occasionally chokes on its own ridiculousness.
Improvised Mayhem, Rock Royalty, and Familiar Faces
Just like the original, the sequel thrives on improvisation — the band riffing as much with their dialogue as with their instruments. And they’re not alone on this comeback journey. Rock icons including Paul McCartney and Elton John show up for unforgettable cameos, while Fran Drescher returns as Bobbi Flekman, keeping the Tap boys grounded… or at least trying to.
The result? A film that feels authentic to everything the band ever was — musically questionable, undeniably iconic, and absurdly fun.
Where to Watch
🔥 Streaming Now on Sunset: Spinal Tap II: The End Continues is available for rental and purchase on Sunset, bringing the concert chaos straight to your screen — any time you need to rock a little too hard.
Fans can crank up the volume at home, relive the magic, and introduce a whole new generation to the legendary band that has survived breakups, spontaneous drummer explosions, Stonehenge disasters, and amps that defy the laws of physics.
Spinal Tap Isn’t Done Yet…
The revival doesn’t stop here. A new live concert film — Spinal Tap at Stonehenge: The Final Finale — is slated for theaters in 2026, featuring guest appearances from the likes of Eric Clapton, Shania Twain, and Josh Groban.
There’s also a brand-new soundtrack and a fresh book from Rob Reiner diving deep into the real-but-totally-not-real band’s mythology.
So as Spinal Tap continue their eternal comeback, Sunset is proud to crank up the volume with them.
Stream. Rock. Laugh. Repeat.
Because legends don’t fade away.
They just get… louder.