# Episode 1194: "Beetlejuice is The New Gold Standard in Pinball!"

**Source:** Kaneda's Pinball Podcast (Patreon feed)  
**Type:** podcast_episode  
**Published:** 2026-03-02  
**Duration:** 23m 19s  
**Beat:** Pinball

**URL:** https://www.patreon.com/posts/episode-1194-is-152047280

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## Analysis

Kaneda declares Beetlejuice the new gold standard of modern pinball, praising Spooky Pinball execution across playfield quality, cabinet design, and artistic detail while criticizing Stern's value proposition and manufacturing choices. He argues Beetlejuice at $10k outperforms Harry Potter at $15k and positions Spooky as potentially the best modern pinball company. The episode also discusses Barrels of Fun's rumored Dungeon Crawler Carl game and Stern's Pokémon (Premium/LE) supply/secondary market struggles.

### Key Claims

- [HIGH] Beetlejuice is the nicest modern pinball machine ever made, better than Harry Potter CE despite costing $5,000 less — _Kaneda, main episode thesis — repeated multiple times with specific playfield, cabinet, and detail comparisons_
- [MEDIUM] Spooky Pinball playfields have superior gloss and clear coat compared to Stern's duller modern playfields — _Kaneda speculates on clear coat thickness and dimple differences between Spooky and Stern machines_
- [HIGH] Harry Potter game sides are empty flat plastic with no additional detail, while Beetlejuice fills every area — _Kaneda direct observation comparing specific design choices on both machines_
- [HIGH] Spooky will only ever make 1,000 Beetlejuice machines total with no future reprints or anniversary editions — _Kaneda states 'There's not going to be another run of Beetlejuice. There's not going to be an anniversary edition'_
- [MEDIUM] Dungeon Crawler Carl has sold around 6 million books but lacks cultural mainstream appeal and nostalgia — _Kaneda cites sales figures but notes zero social awareness and only 4-6 years of existence_
- [MEDIUM] Pokémon (Premium/LE) secondary market is saturated with sellers; values will tank as few collectors want to spend $20k — _Kaneda argues oversupply of sellers vs. buyers; contrasts with Beetlejuice's predicted $10-18k resale range_
- [LOW] Stern should have acquired Spooky Pinball years ago to gain access to their playfield and cabinet manufacturing technology — _Kaneda speculative opinion on potential M&A strategy_
- [MEDIUM] Barrels of Fun cannot survive on fewer than 500-1000 unit sales per game; needs a mixed portfolio of mainstream IPs — _Kaneda business analysis of Barrels' production capacity and sales requirements_

### Notable Quotes

> "I have stood over the nicest machine this week in pinball podcast... I don't think I've ever stood over a machine in which I'm like I don't need to mod anything on this game"
> — **Kaneda**, early in episode
> _Sets the core thesis that Beetlejuice requires no modifications — unprecedented praise_

> "Beetlejuice people, trust me when I say this, get the butter cabinet, don't go cheap. This is gonna be a game that makes everything in your old stern lineup look so cheap. Look outdated."
> — **Kaneda**, mid-episode
> _Direct call-out to collector purchasing strategy and stark competitive positioning vs. Stern_

> "Walk next to like a James Bond after seeing Beetlejuice and heck, I'm even going to say it, walk over and stand in front of a Godzilla next to a Beetlejuice and it's not just the mechs people, it's everything."
> — **Kaneda**, mid-episode
> _Explicit comparison of Beetlejuice to recent Stern premium titles (James Bond, Godzilla)_

> "I think everybody who's in on a beetlejuice, you are in possession of what I believe is going to be looked at as the greatest modern pinball theme integrated sexiest machine of all time."
> — **Kaneda**, mid-episode
> _Declares Beetlejuice a foundational/collectible machine for the era_

> "There's not going to be another run of Beetlejuice. There's not going to be an anniversary edition. All of their games have value baked in now because they're only making a thousand ever, ever."
> — **Kaneda**, mid-episode
> _Highlights scarcity strategy as fundamental value driver vs. unlimited Stern production_

> "If there are six million fans of Dungeon Crawler Carl and they need to sell somewhere between 500 and a thousand pinball machines, do the math. It's possible."
> — **Kaneda**, latter half
> _Applies critical IP-to-sales analysis for Barrels' rumored project_

> "I can guarantee you right now for every one of those wanted ads, there's a dude looking to sell his Pokémon (Premium/LE). And here's the problem is nobody wants to spend $20,000 on a Pokémon (Premium/LE)."
> — **Kaneda**, latter half
> _Blunt assessment of Stern's secondary market collapse for Pokemon_

> "Spooky Pinball has created the nicest modern machine. Beetlejuice is showing me that there is work to be done everywhere else. This is the new standard. This is the new bar."
> — **Kaneda**, closing section
> _Final declaration establishing Beetlejuice/Spooky as industry benchmark_

### Entities

| Name | Type | Context |
|------|------|---------|
| Beetlejuice | game | Spooky Pinball pinball machine released November 2025, based on Tim Burton's 1988 film; positioned as new gold standard of modern pinball |
| Spooky Pinball | company | Boutique pinball manufacturer; praised for superior playfield quality, cabinet design, and creative execution across multiple titles |
| Kaneda | person | Host of Kaneda's Pinball Podcast; industry commentator and analyst making comparative assessments of machines and manufacturers |
| Christopher Franchi | person | Pinball artist at Spooky Pinball credited with signature aesthetic on Beetlejuice and other titles; mentioned to receive unique apron signatures as collector variant |
| Harry Potter | game | Jersey Jack Pinball premium game ($15,000 CE) criticized for empty playfield sides and less detail than Beetlejuice despite higher price |
| Stern Pinball | company | Major pinball manufacturer criticized for cost-cutting measures, duller playfield finishes, and poor secondary market value retention |
| Pokemon | game | Stern Pinball licensed machine; criticized for supply chain delays and saturated secondary market with poor resale value |
| Jersey Jack Pinball | company | Premium pinball manufacturer; games praised for overall quality but criticized for areas lacking sufficient mechanical/aesthetic detail despite high pricing |
| Barrels of Fun | company | Pinball manufacturer rumored to be developing Dungeon Crawler Carl; discussed in context of business viability and production capacity challenges |
| Karl DeAngelo | person | Designer at Barrels of Fun credited with Winchester's Mystery House success; reportedly has blank check for next project |
| Winchester Mystery House | game | Barrels of Fun game designed by Karl DeAngelo; recent success story establishing designer's credibility and audience |
| Dungeon Crawler Carl | game | Rumored Barrels of Fun machine; fantasy book series IP with 6M copies sold but minimal cultural penetration and no nostalgia factor |
| Jack Danger | person | Designer compared to Karl DeAngelo as having dedicated fanbase that drives sales independent of IP mainstream appeal |
| Dune | game | Barrels of Fun machine based on $2B movie franchise; noted as underperforming relative to IP scale |
| Godzilla | game | Recent Stern premium title used as comparative example of inferior playfield and cabinet detail vs. Beetlejuice |
| James Bond | game | Recent Stern title used in playfield quality comparison; positioned as visually inferior to Beetlejuice |
| The Goonies | game | Spooky Pinball machine noted as already sold out, exemplifying strong demand for Spooky titles |
| Evil Dead | game | Spooky Pinball game by Christopher Franchi; Kaneda suggests Beetlejuice exceeds it in execution |
| Sonic the Hedgehog | game | Upcoming pinball game Kaneda predicts will be game of the year 2026 |
| Transformers | game | Upcoming pinball game Kaneda predicts will crush in 2026 |
| Back to the Future | game | Upcoming pinball game Kaneda predicts will crush in 2026 |

### Signals

- **[sentiment_shift]** Kaneda declares Spooky Pinball as potentially 'the best modern pinball company' and elevates Beetlejuice as new industry standard, directly challenging Stern's market dominance and quality perception (confidence: high) — Repeated statements: 'maybe, maybe, just maybe, the best modern pinball company' and 'This is the new standard. This is the new bar.'
- **[collector_signal]** Beetlejuice's 1,000-unit cap and no-reprint guarantee creates strong collector value perception; Goonies already sold out; secondary market resale potential positioned at $18k for $10k retail (confidence: high) — Kaneda: 'all of their games have value baked in now because they're only making a thousand ever, ever' and 'Goonies is already sold out'
- **[market_signal]** Stern's Pokemon LE facing secondary market saturation with oversupply of sellers and insufficient demand; collectors unwilling to pay $20k; contrasts sharply with Beetlejuice's predicted $10-18k resale range (confidence: high) — Kaneda analysis of eBay sales and wanted vs. selling lists; explicit comparison showing Stern sellers losing $4k vs. Spooky sellers gaining $6-8k
- **[product_concern]** Stern's modern playfields exhibit dull finish with excessive dimpling; inferior clear coat thickness vs. Spooky's glass-like gloss; suggests manufacturing cost-cutting over quality (confidence: medium) — Kaneda: 'dull... they dialed down the amount of clear code... dimples' and comparison: 'spooky machine... everything just feels like next level'
- **[design_philosophy]** Beetlejuice praised for attention to every playfield area and no wasted space; Harry Potter criticized for empty flat plastic sides, exemplifying design philosophy divergence between boutiques and Stern (confidence: high) — Kaneda: Harry Potter 'sides... nothing there. It's all flat plastic... could have been sculpts' vs. Beetlejuice 'everything's different... left side... right side... front... really unique'
- **[business_signal]** Barrels of Fun struggling with production velocity; Winchester and Dune trickling out; unlikely to release next game before end of 2026; coding bottleneck cited as key constraint (confidence: medium) — Kaneda: 'games are not flying out of the factory... they still got to make all these dunes... trickling out these Winchesters' and notes coding complexity requires separated teams
- **[rumor_hype]** Dungeon Crawler Carl rumored as Barrels of Fun's next project; may have displaced Big Trouble in Little China due to licensing difficulty; presented as speculative but grounded in book series success (confidence: low) — Kaneda: 'I love this rumor that Barrels of Fun is considering making Dungeon Crawler Carl' and notes 'Big Trouble license is really really hard to get'
- **[competitive_signal]** Beetlejuice at $10k undercuts Stern premium tier ($9.5-13k) while offering substantially more detail, mechanics, and artistic quality; shifts collector value calculation away from Stern (confidence: high) — Kaneda: 'stern premium basically same price as Beetlejuice... who in their right mind would spend $9,500 on a stern premium... go spend $400 more and get a Beetlejuice'
- **[design_innovation]** Christopher Franchi's work at Spooky represents elevated artistic standard; backbox asymmetry and detail differentiation (left vs. right, front vs. back) contrasts with perceived laziness in competitor designs (confidence: high) — Kaneda praises Franchi work; notes uniqueness of every angle vs. lazy symmetry in King Kong comparison; mentions unique apron signatures as collector variant
- **[supply_chain_signal]** Stern Pokemon LE severely delayed past 30th anniversary window; no Pro units on location anywhere in March 2026; supply chain dysfunction affecting flagship IP launch (confidence: high) — Kaneda: 'Where's Pokemon?... basically missed the 30th anniversary party... no pros on location anywhere'
- **[industry_signal]** Kaneda critiques absence of M&A in pinball industry; suggests Stern should have acquired Spooky to access playfield/cabinet manufacturing IP and technology; points to manufacturing as learnable skill, not mysterious advantage (confidence: low) — Kaneda: 'Why is there zero mergers and acquisitions that ever happen in pinball?... Stern Pinball years ago should have acquired Spooky Pinball'
- **[content_signal]** Kaneda using podcast platform to establish Beetlejuice as industry standard and reshape collector priorities; explicit calls for listeners to divest old Stern inventory (confidence: high) — Kaneda: 'you've got to sell your old games now baby... get rid of them now trust me listen to Kaneda'

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## Transcript

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Everything is like on the last like one third of the playfield. There's nothing though. Could have been sculpts. Could have been more put into a game. And Harry Potter CE, $15,000. And it looks much more empty than Beetlejuice, which is $5,000 cheaper. Are we gonna have these conversations or not? Now look, I've been saying for a while, these two games, Harry Potter and Beetlejuice are the new foundations of modern pinball. We finally have a Jersey Jack game that shoots amazingly well. It's an incredible theme. You know how I feel. Sonic the Hedgehog is going to be the game of the year. But Beetlejuice people, trust me when I say this, get the butter cabinet, don't go cheap. This is gonna be a game that makes everything in your old stern lineup look so cheap. Look outdated. And I don't get how they did this. How can these guys make this game look this good, have this much in it, all these assets, all these scopes? How can they put this in a box for $10,000 and you walk down and you see these $13,000 Stern LEs, they look twice as cheap and they've got half as much in it. Go walk next to like a James Bond after seeing Beetlejuice and heck, I'm even going to say it, walk over and stand in front of a Godzilla next to a Beetlejuice and it's not just the mechs people, it's everything. The playfield on a spooky pinball game, the gloss on it, the shininess of it, it's just like looking at glass. And then you go over to these modern stern playfields and they're dull. It's like they dialed down the amount of clear code because I don't know what the issue is. Maybe it's the dimples. I don't know. But when you walk over a spooky machine, it's like everything just feels like next level. And I don't understand how they did it. I don't understand how they went from America's most haunted to This Week in Pinball, but I think everybody who's in on a beetlejuice, you are in possession of what I believe is going to be looked at as the greatest modern pinball theme integrated sexiest machine of all time. Mister Christopher Franchi. Now he's got this fun thing too. He's doing, there's going to be random people that get a different apron with his signature on it. That is super cool. Everything they're doing, everything they're doing. When I was at automated, I saw there was a box. It was a spooky box. Even the box looks better than everybody else's. This Week in Pinball, Terminate I'm John Papadiuk, Black Water, Kaneda's Pinball Podcast, Twippies Awards, translite and inside it was an evil dead. It's like this company from head to toe really has elevated themselves to what I believe is now, maybe, maybe, just maybe, the best modern pinball company. And all of their games have value baked in now because they're only making a thousand ever, ever. There's no premiums. There's no pros. There's not going to be another run of Beetlejuice. 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It's not like they just got lazy and put, here's what's on the left side of King Kong is the same thing on the right side. And again, for $10,000, you're getting way more creativity than we're getting from companies that are costing a lot more. And we know Spooky might price increase just a little bit, but that's just going to be it just a little bit. So what this means now is this. The Goonies is already sold out. If you are not on a list to get the next spooky machine, you're not going to get it. And this company's got a really good problem now. If they come out with nostalgic games that look this good and get everything you want into the game, it's just going to be sellout, sellout, sellout. And I think the modern line of people are going to want to have is like Potter, Sonic, Beetlejuice, Book on the screen, When you open the 아파 мечhai page you can see all number of the닝amp You have to remember this people a stern premium in which they're gonna make an unlimited run of a stern premium is basically the same price as Beetlejuice. So who in their right mind would spend $9,500 on a stern premium in which you could go spend $400 more and get a Beetlejuice if you're lucky enough to get one. So how can they do this? This is it people. It's the theory of relativity. If you put this spooky game relative to a stern, it blows the stern away. A stern's got a big thing they got to figure out. They got to figure out how do we do this. Like Pokemon success is absolutely huge. It is an anomaly. It's Pokemon. It's the biggest IP in the world. But other than that, I think they've got to figure something out because what's happening to stern right now is this. They've got all those other games they've been making all these years and they're all going to start to just like drag down the brand value because you're going to see all these stern machines that were released for way too much money have all tanked in value and so all that connotes to the world is this stern pinball machines don't hold any value. Only a couple of them hold value and everything else tanks in value. Imagine if that was the case over at Porsche or Rolex. innovatron interweb, Outpinball forehand sniper pink first at this time out implied isstechno use pulled or dead if you go to trad your reading all i don't know what's a Star Wars Fall of the Empire SternLE, you spend 13 on it, you be lucky if you got 9 for it. So over here at Spooky you just made $6,000 and at Stern you just lost $4,000 and not only that, you'll sell your Evil Dead in a week or less. Your Star Wars Fall of the Empire might sit at $9,000 for 4 months without being sold. eight one two sp greatest in the carbon Dungeon Crawler Carl I love this rumor that Barrels of Fun is considering making Dungeon Crawler Carl It is apparently a book series that Karl Karl DeAngelo also really loves and maybe this is the game he was working on and not Big Trouble in Little China. I keep hearing other rumors that the Big Trouble license is really really hard to get so we might not see it. So let's talk about Dungeon Crawler Carl. Will this game be successful? The Pinball Podcast is brought to you by the Pinball Podcast Network. I'm not a fan of pinball because I've never even like I've never read any of the books. I've never listened to any of the audiobooks. It's very popular as an audiobook you lazy guys who don't want to read and it's also sold to date. I think the first six books or so have sold somewhere collectively around six million books. Okay, so let's just stop there. If there are six million fans of Dungeon Crawler Carl and they need to sell somewhere between 500 and a thousand pinball machines.sioulstyletheOOC, do the math. It's possible. Like, we know coming outta winchester anything is possible in pinball. But, there's a big, but. How many of you are into this book series, I've never heard anybody socially bring up this book series I get that it's like super nerdy, super nysh, sorta geek, but there's zero nostalgia for this. This thing han been around only like four or five years. I mean maybe six years at most. This Week in Pinball, I mean, maybe six years at most. This is brand new. And this thing is never really broken through culturally. I work in marketing for a living. Trust me. If Dungeon Crawler Carl was a way to reach people, like, I'd be all over it. I've never heard of this. So, that being said, I do think after the success of Winchester's Mystery House, that David David Van Es is going to let Karl Karl DeAngelo do whatever Karl Karl DeAngelo wants. Karl Karl DeAngelo wants to do. He's earned a blank check, if you will, to make his next game what he wants. See, they were shopping Winchester around. A couple designers did not want to do it. They did not think it would be successful and Karl said, I'll do it. Okay. And the success of Winchester has very much a lot to do with Karl Karl DeAngelo's fan base and the community he's The game is built. So this gets interesting because I think Karl is a lot like Jack Danger. It's like these guys have people that now want to buy their games. And so if he makes Dungeon Crawler Carl, is that like Jack's Tank Girl game? Will you find enough people to just sell a few hundred of them? But I don't think Barrels of Fun can survive on a few hundred games or 500 games total. I think they need a mixture of I think you could do it. I do. I think you could sell a few hundred dungeon crawler Karls if you've got GI Joe, if you've got He-Man, if you've got Transformers, if you've got something else in the mix that has a little bit more mainstream appeal. David must be scratching his head. He comes out with Dune, a $2 billion movie franchise, and he can barely To concur at a WPPRtant, large 266K savings You could do it on a hardware level. You could have enough like development planning going on for the hardware. But it's really coding two games a year, which is really, really hard for these smaller companies. And that's why you're seeing Spooky Pinball even just go to one game a year. When they were doing, when they were trying to do like the same layout with two different games, it was the coding that was a nightmare. You had to separate your code teams and you're doing twice as much work and it wasn't worth it. So I'm just on that level. I don't know if it's feasible. I don't think we're gonna see the next game from barrels Until the end of the year because they still got to make all these dunes. They're trickling out these Winchesters But games are not flying out of the factory and it is March 2nd. Now knowing that it's March 2nd. Where's Pokemon? Where is Pokemon? They basically have missed the 30th anniversary party There no pros on location anywhere Where are the Pokemon games I can wait to play it Speaking of that one on eBay sold for around You got to pay the eBay fees so what does that mean a Pokemon le is worth on the secondhand market right now it not looking good for those of you out there who want to scalp your Pokemon le I tell you why there too many of you and you all want and none of you are gonna get it because there too many of you that the harsh reality right now I know there's a lot of wanted ads. I can guarantee you right now for every one of those wanted ads, there's a dude looking to sell his Pokemon LE. And here's the problem is nobody wants to spend $20,000 on a Pokemon LE. And after you play Beetlejuice, you sure as heck are not going to want to spend $20,000. I think Beetlejuice is a game where if you got it for $10,000, you might be able to get out at $18,000 for the game. Sprylicablerogen夜 6, Sp vaccs 365 goddamn cartridgeswhilePA lactoday, FTA7245x, Stiff Kellyarta событиstanded aluminum 1. Kindnn-The character PepTAe F сначала cliponly in settlement or free Fred the The Machine okay, and that's on them. Okay, it's on them. They're the biggest pinball company in the world. They have spike 3 platform They did not make spike 3 an enhancement. They made it a cost-effective Measure and I'm jaded. I'm so tired because I go through this on a daily basis I'm so tired of creative companies doing things that are all about the bottom line and all about the margins and all about cost efficiencies I I hate the modern world when it comes to creativity. We have driven every single creative company to be focused on nothing more than finance and I'm tired of that. These companies need to unshackle their creativity. They need to put more into these games, not less. They need to make nicer cabinets, not bracketed cabinets. It's 2026. A playfield should look like glass and not dimple like crazy. technology to do that is not lost on us ages ago. It's there. If a spooky pinball playfield looks this good, and I'm Seth Davis, I want my playfields looking this good. What is the process by which they make them look this good? If they're using a company like Vader, I want to go acquire that company. Why is there zero mergers and acquisitions that ever happen in pinball? I can guarantee you, Sturm Pinball years ago should have acquired Spooky Pinball and made them an ancillary part of their business division and think about it. It would have been smart because you could also acquire some of the technologies they use. You could acquire some of the butter cabinets on your LEs. You could acquire the playfield process they have. No, let's just let them get so damn good to the point now where they're now embarrassing us. Look, I get that George Gomez makes in like a week and a half what Spooky Pinball makes all year. I get it, but it's still just manufacturing. And you can manufacture a pinball machine to be this nice in Benton, Wisconsin or this nice coming out of like Ilk Grove in Chicago, wherever Stern is made. But man, there's got to be a middle ground. There's got to be a middle ground. And I'm just here to tell you right now on this episode of Keneadus Pinball Podcast that Spooky Pinball has created the The nicestmodernmachine I think Beetlejuice is showing me that there is work to be done everywhere else. This is the new standard. This is the new bar. This is the nicestmodernpinballmachine ever. It shootsgreat. It's super fun. It's got moments of wow and it's only going to get better. You tell me what's wrong with Beetlejuice. When you stand over, that Wormmech is so big. I was so shocked by how damn impressive it was. When you're in that Dale mode and The game is starting to take over and it has a mind of its own and the flippers are flipping to the song Genius. Absolute genius. I love it. I'm so happy that this game exists that a company could go from America's most haunted to this. That's the American dream. Incredible. Everybody else. It's time baby. We're going to get the best pinball ever in 2026 because the bar at the beginning of the year is so damn high and I know Sonic is going to crush. I think The Transformers is gonna crush, Back to the Future is gonna Crush, it's gonna be amazing and so many of you I implore you you've got to sell your old games now baby no one's gonna want them there's a lot of you dudes that are like two three hundred thousand dollars all in on these old sterns get rid of them now trust me listen to Kaneda, Kaneda out. Tre ra 오늘도 culpaifying

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