Long Night,' Book Two in The Adventures of Tom Cody.' Paré later recalled: They told me that it was going to be a trilogy. What happened was that all of the people that made Streets of Fire left Universal Studios and went to 20th Century Fox. It was made at Universal, so they owned the rights to the story. So it was left behind. I was told by Joel Silver that the sequel was going to be set in the snow, and the following film would be set in the desert. However, the film's failure at the box office put an end to the project. In an interview, shortly after the film's release, Paré said, "Everyone liked it, and then all of a sudden they didn't like it. I was already worried about whether I should do the sequel or not." Road to Hell An unofficial sequel titled Road to Hell'' was made in 2008, directed by Albert Pyun, and with Paré playing Tom Cody, and Deborah Van Valkenburgh playing his sister Reva Cody. See also References External links 1984 films 1984 action thriller films 1984 crime films 1984 romantic comedy films 1984 drama films 1980s action thriller films 1980s crime films 1980s romantic comedy-drama films 1980s musical films American action thriller films American crime films American romantic comedy-drama films American musical films 1980s English-language films Films scored by Ry Cooder Films directed by Walter Hill Films produced by Joel Silver Films set in Chicago Films shot in Chicago Universal Pictures films Films with screenplays by Walter Hill Silver Pictures films RKO Pictures films Rock musicals Films about music and musicians American neo-noir films American vigilante films 1980s American films