It's literally taken seriously from the beginning to end. The reason why this script, acting and directing are top notch is because it represents a reality based attempt at an unlikely sci-fi event. It's called lightning in a bottle.
Kevin Bacon quote about Tremors “I was broke, I had a kid on the way, and my mom had gotten sick, and I felt like I didn’t have a choice. I was like ‘Jesus, this is a movie about underground monsters, how far I’ve fallen.” “It was one film of mine that I wanted to revisit that character. I don’t look back at all,” Bacon told the magazine of (mostly) looking forward concerning his illustrious career. Just as interesting, if not more so, Bacon noted that Tremors is the only film of his he has ever rewatched since its premiere. B movie that became an A movie
I love this franchise. It blew my teenage mind, watching Mr Keaton unload many rounds on a sci-fi monster. I still binge the whole series every once in a while - cheese and all. I love it! Thanks for the vid, Minty!
Tremors is the only monster movie my mother will watch in any capacity, solely because Reba is a supporting character. And I've always thought she did a damn good job for being her first role.
I completely love the entire Tremors franchise, short-lived TV series included. And how the series slots in comfortably between the Tremors 3 and 5. I will never tire of Tremors.
The fact Michael Gross went directly from the hippie dad in Family Ties right into gun nut Burt Gummer will never not crack me TF up😅❤❤ "Burt, you put a whole new spin on the word overkill" "When you need it and don't have it, you sing a different tune!"
Fred Ward and Kevin Bacon had such absolutely wonderful chemistry, they could have carried any stupid old premise. EDIT: if you like Fred Ward, and who doesn’t, may I recommend the movie “Uforia” (get it? Euphoria with UFOs). It’s here on CZcams. It also has Cindy Williams and Harry Dean Stanton. Two actual thumbs up from Siskel and Eibert.
He was one that everybody cheered for, my dad watched a little of the movie before deeming it not too bad for me (even though the first movies I remembered were Pitch Black and Predator anyway) so when Burt comes over the radio with "JESUS CHRI-" we both went "NO! OF ALL THE PEOPLE TO SURVIVE IT SHOULD BE THEM LOOK AT THE WALL!" and cheered when the gunshots rang out
A great beloved 90s sci fi movie with tone of laughs and horrors, phenomenal cast chemistry and wonderful practical effects, which also has one of the greatest and more clever final battles (man vs beast) i have ever seen in a movie!!!!! It's an honor of seeing this in a theater back in the day!
Tremors, Alien, Pitch Black, and Predator. All genre changers and all because for over half the movie you have NO IDEA what it is and that's what made it horrifying
*"TREMORS 2: Aftershocks"* was meant to be a theatrical film as well as originally set in Australia, but due to Kevin Bacon being busy with *"Apollo 13"* and Reba McEntire being busy in her music career, Universal gave the first sequel a much lower budget and release it direct-to-video; even after the filmmakers tried to convince the studio to release it theatrically after a positive test screening.
I frickin' love Tremors. I've owned the first 4 movies in a multipack and I still have the original series. And when it was released in theaters, I saw it 11 times. So a small chunk of those box office receipts came out of my pocket. And yes Michael Gross has become the glue of the franchise. He's been the engine that drives that train for decades now.
The shriekers made their first appearance in the first sequel, "Tremors 2." The shriekers were also the second stage in the graboid life cycle followed by the ass-blasters which could fly. That said, I've really been enjoying your content. Keep 'em coming.
One of the other things that killed the original Tremors TV show was that, for some reason, SyFy aired the episodes out of order. The show ended up making no sense. I think they wanted it to fail.
I really like this franchise of rated movies. I honestly like the original tremors. I've even played the video game based off the arcade game, called graboids. Other than the ice movie, The Shrieker Island, in Bloodlines, all the other ones were pretty good. It's a cult classic, for a reason. And honestly I like the TV series I don't know why it didn't get a second season.
The monster on the cover of the full is one of the tentacles that comes out of the graboids mouth. And did you know that the “F” word is spoken 25 times in the movie Aliens, 18 of which are from Bill Paxton.
The Tremors' Graboids were probably inspirwed by the Sand Worms In the Frank Herbert Book series "Dune" and it's sequels, albeit on a much smaller scale.
I remember seeing Tremors in the theater when it came out in early 1990, and I enjoyed watching it. As I was watching the beginning of this video, I had correctly guessed that there must’ve been at least a half dozen direct to video sequels, which I didn’t know about and hadn’t seen, and I was correct. In some ways the first film has a similar vibe as Starship Troopers, which also has a number of direct to video sequels. I can see why Michael Gross would want to dive right in and play a gun toting survivalist in a movie right after Family Ties was over so that he could play against type and remove any risk of being typecast in a role he’d played on TV for 7 years. Also, his character got a survivalist’s wish of defeating an intruder that comes crashing through the cinder block walls of his basement and he’s beyond loaded for bear, and ready to overkill it with plenty of ammunition.
I think it was cool that Burt's wife Reeba macentire (I dunno how to spell her name) is a country singer and they used a song of hers for the end credits
Agreed. My entire family often repeats her line in her lovely southern drawl, “Good Lord Honey.” (After Burt says he will take them down with him in a murder suicide.)
I showed this movie to my daughter when she was nine. Now eighteen, she still regards Tremors as her favorite movie. Dad parenting done right. Also, I never noticed that Val (Kevin Bacon) has a Graboid tattoo on his right shoulder! See it at 6:22
One of my go to comfort films. Feel the same way about the franchise, its a bit of a mixed bag, but for b-grade straight to video comfort watching, they're not bad. I loved Tremors 4 actually, Micheal Gross' Gummer is always good fun.
Also you may forgot that back in 2002 or 03 there was going to be a Tremors video game featuring Burt Gummer for console like the PS2 and Gamecube but it was cancel.
Location, location, location. Tremors was filmed in the Alabama Hills, Lone Pine, CA along with over 300 other films all the way back to some of the earliest movies. For example, it stood in for the Himalayas in the move Gunga Din with Mt Whitney towering over 10,000 feet above the desert floor. Tremors 2 was filmed in the Antelope valley (Earl's ranch) and Newhall (some of the oldest oil wells and refinery in CA).
To tell ya the truth... critters was what gave me interesting nightmares... I enjoy being woke up by a nightmare and critters always provided some fun nightmares!
I have always been a hardcore Tremors fan. I watched the TV show when it aired and hated it's cancellation. Like many fans, I feel the franchise took a big downturn after the TV show and the 4th film. The 5th was just okay, six and seven are bad, I mean they are just difficult to watch. I would love to see Kevin come back, but only if it still exists in the same universe as the rest of the movies and show. I don't think many fans would want a full reboot like they talked about doing.
Most of my dreams are still plagued by graboids, but due to knowing how they work it's more like working around any other wild animal. It moves through town? Stop walking. You fall on the ground? Play dead, they think they just knocked barrel or something over. They are more like an obstacle in those dreams than an actual danger due to knowledge
Fun Fact: While working on *"TREMORS 2",* Brent Maddock & S.S. Wilson pitched plans for a potential TV Series in 1993 that was sadly never made. It was called *"TREMORS: Lost Monsters"* and it would've starred Val, Earl & Burt as they encounter on & off throughout the series: an albino graboid (which became the inspiration for fan-favorite El Blanco in *"TREMORS 3"* & the 2003 TV series), but they would also encounter strange, new monsters including a tree-dwelling octopus, a mountain-man vampire, an intelligent bigfoot disguising itself as a ghost, a giant killer shrimp (also seen in the 2003 TV Series), a flying monstrosity, and military toaster-shaped robots that wandered off from Area-51 (yep, that was to be a thing!)
Kevin Bacon and Fred Ward make this movie. It could of been such a lame B-movie horror but they add a playful seriousness to it that elevates it above other B-movie horrors.
I've always liked these movies I've seen all of them a couple of times over the years they never took it too seriously very easy watch just something good to take your mind off your day
The original was pitch perfect. 2 was also pretty good. I wish this series would get a proper relaunch rather than just non-stop follow up sequels with decreasing budgets.
When I was a kid I was biking down a trail by a long lake a came across a big dead creature I couldn't identify. It was coming out of the ground and was part split open exposing orange flesh underneath. It also smelled pretty weird. It really looked like a baby Graboid. Wish I had a camera on me, I Google it once and a while but still have no clue what it was. Not the only weird thing I've seen in Florida.
This is one of my two favorite movies, the other being The Thing. They both did poorly at the box office and they both became huge cult classics. I believe the low box office number were due to timing on both counts... Tremors with Born on the 4th of July and The Thing with E.T. It basically shows you how short sighted and stupid the studios can be, not to mention the lack of taste by the general public.
Tremors was the very first film i had seen in the theatre in the year 1990 or i can also say the first film of the 1990's. The last film i saw in 1989 in theatres was Indiana Jones & The Last Crusade.
To be perfectly fair, if I saw one of those things out in the wild in real life, I'd say the "F-Bomb" a lot more than 20 times and I'm actively trying to not curse much anymore.... It adds a bit of realism to me. I honestly wouldn't know what else to do about those things other than curse them.
The quick glimpses of the effects with hand puppet Graboids. I'd like to see a whole episode just about how it was done. BTW no mention of other cast members like Reba McIntire and (RIP) Victor Wong.
I’m still sad Burt died in the end but hey he went out like he wanted to eaten by a graboid and it falling off a cliff into explosives killing them both.
I have all the tremors movies and have lost count on how many times I have watched them, love them. The tv series should have been given a longer run so people could get to know it better, if that had been done then the series may have become a cult classic as well. Thanks for the video, Cheers.
Nice one, Minty. A personal favorite. Just picturing massive amounts of Australians getting up onto the huge red rock of Uluru to escape from invading grab-oides. 😊
Funny i was looking for ten things videos and thought i wonder if minty has one for tremors. And sure enough my man minty gots what i need. Cheers mate
There is a museum in Lone Pine California that has an actual Graboid... If you ever find yourself on the 395, go check it out! Being a single dad in the early 2000s, my 3 kids and I had a standing pizza night; "SciFi Fridays!" I can't tell you how many times we marathoned Tremors 1-3.
I liked tremors cold as hell. The best line I ever heard was said in that movie. "It's colder than a reindeer ballbag out here". Every winter I use it and get laughs from people.
One thing I love about this movie is that it doesn't take itself too seriously, there is some silliness and a sense of humor to it
I agree
AGREED.
It's literally taken seriously from the beginning to end. The reason why this script, acting and directing are top notch is because it represents a reality based attempt at an unlikely sci-fi event. It's called lightning in a bottle.
“Hey Rhonda, what do you think it’s trying to do now?!”
“Why do you keep asking me?!”
The one B movie you can watch many MANY times and it NEVER gets old!
I've never thought that this was a B movie. Always seemed like a legit blockbuster horror movie
Starship troopers?
Mad Max
I'm actually still waiting for that sad day when it gets old, BUT IT AIN'T HAPPENED YET, HA.
Kevin Bacon quote about Tremors
“I was broke, I had a kid on the way, and my mom had gotten sick, and I felt like I didn’t have a choice. I was like ‘Jesus, this is a movie about underground monsters, how far I’ve fallen.”
“It was one film of mine that I wanted to revisit that character. I don’t look back at all,” Bacon told the magazine of (mostly) looking forward concerning his illustrious career. Just as interesting, if not more so, Bacon noted that Tremors is the only film of his he has ever rewatched since its premiere.
B movie that became an A movie
The original tremors is an absolute classic
Still one of my favorite movies ever! RIP Fred Ward.
What? Did he pass?
@@huwhitecavebeast1972 yes..
Ol' Fred was one of Hollywood's best kept secrets. RIP
@@huwhitecavebeast1972 it been almost a year
One of mine too. It still looks great even today
A great horror comedy from my childhood. The Tremor practical effects were spectacular, especially the wreck room scene. Bert was great in the series.
Agreed 😊
Love the "BROKE INTO THE WRONG GDAMN WRECK ROOM DIDN'T YOU YOU BASTERD!?!" Bert's my hero, ha.
"Broke into the wrong Goddarn wreckroom didn't you you big jerk!!!" On the edited TV Cut in my area lol
Rec room.
I love this franchise. It blew my teenage mind, watching Mr Keaton unload many rounds on a sci-fi monster. I still binge the whole series every once in a while - cheese and all. I love it!
Thanks for the vid, Minty!
Same. Love all of it. I was sad when Gummer died? I mean he's been eaten before so IDK. Cant wait to see the next movie though.
"Broke into the wrong god damn rec room, didn't you!!"
I can't believe you didn't mention the famous singer turned actress Reba McEntire. This was her first acting role.
I was unhappy about that. She was fun-ny in this movie.
Well there's always 10 more things you didn't know about Tremors.
I thought Reba was great in this movie. that's a great omission if you ask me
Tremors is the only monster movie my mother will watch in any capacity, solely because Reba is a supporting character. And I've always thought she did a damn good job for being her first role.
Wait was it really
One of my favourite line and I use it to this day:
“See, we plan ahead, that way we don’t do anything right now”
😂
I completely love the entire Tremors franchise, short-lived TV series included. And how the series slots in comfortably between the Tremors 3 and 5. I will never tire of Tremors.
Wow. I never knew there was a tv show!
@@zSpirall it's on Tubi for more. I found it on YT a while back, but it might have been pulled
@@GromMolotok it's cool. Right after writing that I bought it on ebay.
I think there may have been a second tv series that went darker,but I can't be sure.
@@bb21again.67 if you can find it. Please let me know. I need to see it now. :)
The fact Michael Gross went directly from the hippie dad in Family Ties right into gun nut Burt Gummer will never not crack me TF up😅❤❤ "Burt, you put a whole new spin on the word overkill"
"When you need it and don't have it, you sing a different tune!"
The series as a whole is one of my guilty pleasures. Even the crappy ones. The whole series is an original
I'm guessing Reba McIntyre wasn't big in Aussieland since she wasn't even mentioned
Fred Ward and Kevin Bacon had such absolutely wonderful chemistry, they could have carried any stupid old premise.
EDIT: if you like Fred Ward, and who doesn’t, may I recommend the movie “Uforia” (get it? Euphoria with UFOs). It’s here on CZcams. It also has Cindy Williams and Harry Dean Stanton. Two actual thumbs up from Siskel and Eibert.
Bert Gummer is one of the defining roles in the movie his character is hilarious and awesome
He was one that everybody cheered for, my dad watched a little of the movie before deeming it not too bad for me (even though the first movies I remembered were Pitch Black and Predator anyway) so when Burt comes over the radio with "JESUS CHRI-" we both went "NO! OF ALL THE PEOPLE TO SURVIVE IT SHOULD BE THEM LOOK AT THE WALL!" and cheered when the gunshots rang out
A great beloved 90s sci fi movie with tone of laughs and horrors, phenomenal cast chemistry and wonderful practical effects, which also has one of the greatest and more clever final battles (man vs beast) i have ever seen in a movie!!!!! It's an honor of seeing this in a theater back in the day!
The first movie has the energy and soul of the 80's, and that's good enough for me!
Tremors is the greatest creature feature of all time! It's literally ground-breaking cinema!
Tremors, Alien, Pitch Black, and Predator. All genre changers and all because for over half the movie you have NO IDEA what it is and that's what made it horrifying
One of my all time favourite movies 😊
Here in Sweden the title was: Tremors, Jättemaskarna anfaller
Which means attack of the giant worms😂😂
Closer to what Minty wanted.
Worth every minute, and so is the movie series.
*"TREMORS 2: Aftershocks"*
was meant to be a theatrical film as
well as originally set in Australia,
but due to Kevin Bacon being busy with *"Apollo 13"* and Reba McEntire being busy in her music career, Universal gave the first sequel a much lower budget and release it direct-to-video; even after the filmmakers tried to convince the studio to release it theatrically after a positive test screening.
Tremors 2 is great! Not better than the first but they certainly made lemonade from the lemons they were handed!
R.I.P Fred Ward aka Earl Basset. he was in a stampede once 600 cattles heading toward to the horizon.
Still better than the awful, unimaginative CGI we see in so many mediocre movies today! Great video as always mate!
This movie will never get old I love it back in the day and I love it now like the blues Brothers
I frickin' love Tremors. I've owned the first 4 movies in a multipack and I still have the original series. And when it was released in theaters, I saw it 11 times. So a small chunk of those box office receipts came out of my pocket. And yes Michael Gross has become the glue of the franchise. He's been the engine that drives that train for decades now.
Hearing my DEACON dad giggle his way through this movie is one of my fondest memories of him. 😇 It was his favorite movie.
Love Tremors!!! Michael Gross and Reba McEntire's scene in the original was hysterical...I still have my copy of Tremors...
The shriekers made their first appearance in the first sequel, "Tremors 2." The shriekers were also the second stage in the graboid life cycle followed by the ass-blasters which could fly.
That said, I've really been enjoying your content. Keep 'em coming.
And the 4th movie showed us the eggs and baby graboids.
@@jesusromanpadro3853 I had forgotten about that. Thank you for mentioning it.
To be fair, the animals in Shrieker Island are different enough from the originals that they could be classified as a whole different species.
@@Dargonhuman Admittedly, I haven't seen Shrieker Island. Now you've got me intrigued.
Still love this movie! The practical effects are... Wait for it - PERFECTION
One of the other things that killed the original Tremors TV show was that, for some reason, SyFy aired the episodes out of order. The show ended up making no sense. I think they wanted it to fail.
A very common theme and tactic.
I really like this franchise of rated movies. I honestly like the original tremors. I've even played the video game based off the arcade game, called graboids. Other than the ice movie, The Shrieker Island, in Bloodlines, all the other ones were pretty good. It's a cult classic, for a reason. And honestly I like the TV series I don't know why it didn't get a second season.
The monster on the cover of the full is one of the tentacles that comes out of the graboids mouth. And did you know that the “F” word is spoken 25 times in the movie Aliens, 18 of which are from Bill Paxton.
LOVE this series! The first and second movies were the best, but Burt Gummer's one-liners continue throughout the series. LOL
The Tremors' Graboids were probably inspirwed by the Sand Worms In the Frank Herbert Book series "Dune" and it's sequels, albeit on a much smaller scale.
Every time its on tv, you can bet I am watching it. Damn good movie!
Favorite movie of all time. Watched this movie more than any other. So many Sunday hours spent watching with my dad. Loved it.
Tremors has been a "watch it 3 times. Year" kind of movie for me since I wad a kid lol. Love it
I remember seeing Tremors in the theater when it came out in early 1990, and I enjoyed watching it. As I was watching the beginning of this video, I had correctly guessed that there must’ve been at least a half dozen direct to video sequels, which I didn’t know about and hadn’t seen, and I was correct. In some ways the first film has a similar vibe as Starship Troopers, which also has a number of direct to video sequels. I can see why Michael Gross would want to dive right in and play a gun toting survivalist in a movie right after Family Ties was over so that he could play against type and remove any risk of being typecast in a role he’d played on TV for 7 years. Also, his character got a survivalist’s wish of defeating an intruder that comes crashing through the cinder block walls of his basement and he’s beyond loaded for bear, and ready to overkill it with plenty of ammunition.
I think it was cool that Burt's wife Reeba macentire (I dunno how to spell her name) is a country singer and they used a song of hers for the end credits
It's Reba McEntire
@@loganmosher5935 thank you ☺️
Yeah alot of her showes or TV series does that too or she even makes a song just for the series
@@ferguson8143 that's so cool
Tremors 2 actually was a pretty good movie as well.
Really was untill they started flying by farts
One of the things I liked about Tremors is that it had country music star Reba McEntire in it.
Agreed. My entire family often repeats her line in her lovely southern drawl, “Good Lord Honey.” (After Burt says he will take them down with him in a murder suicide.)
Tremors is a movie that can be watched at any time and still be a blast.
Missed opportunity here :P "And still be a AssBlast" 😁
Tremors has always been my #1 fave monster movie... i didn't even realize bloodlines existed, i need to find it and watch it
I have the Tremors TV show on DVD and I love it. We need another Tremors series!
I showed this movie to my daughter when she was nine. Now eighteen, she still regards Tremors as her favorite movie. Dad parenting done right.
Also, I never noticed that Val (Kevin Bacon) has a Graboid tattoo on his right shoulder! See it at 6:22
You have obviously done a great job as a dad!
I still think Bert is the inspiration for Dale Gribble. They have a lot of the same qualities
Don’t you mean “Rusty Shackelford”!
Pocket sand chachachaaa!!
One of my go to comfort films. Feel the same way about the franchise, its a bit of a mixed bag, but for b-grade straight to video comfort watching, they're not bad. I loved Tremors 4 actually, Micheal Gross' Gummer is always good fun.
Also you may forgot that back in 2002 or 03 there was going to be a Tremors video game featuring Burt Gummer for console like the PS2 and Gamecube but it was cancel.
So, basically, this whole franchise was the result of a game of The Floor Is Lava. 🤣
Location, location, location. Tremors was filmed in the Alabama Hills, Lone Pine, CA along with over 300 other films all the way back to some of the earliest movies. For example, it stood in for the Himalayas in the move Gunga Din with Mt Whitney towering over 10,000 feet above the desert floor. Tremors 2 was filmed in the Antelope valley (Earl's ranch) and Newhall (some of the oldest oil wells and refinery in CA).
To tell ya the truth... critters was what gave me interesting nightmares... I enjoy being woke up by a nightmare and critters always provided some fun nightmares!
One of my favorite actress played in this movie. Her name is Charlotte Stewart, and she played Miss Beadle on Little House on the Prairie.
Never knew about the last two movies. Missed out on the 1st tv series and didn’t know again about the new tv show. Got to pick these up.
I have always been a hardcore Tremors fan. I watched the TV show when it aired and hated it's cancellation. Like many fans, I feel the franchise took a big downturn after the TV show and the 4th film. The 5th was just okay, six and seven are bad, I mean they are just difficult to watch. I would love to see Kevin come back, but only if it still exists in the same universe as the rest of the movies and show. I don't think many fans would want a full reboot like they talked about doing.
This movie is a masterpiece
My sister made me watch this when I was 6.I made my family carry me everywhere. I wouldn't walk on the floor.
Most of my dreams are still plagued by graboids, but due to knowing how they work it's more like working around any other wild animal. It moves through town? Stop walking. You fall on the ground? Play dead, they think they just knocked barrel or something over. They are more like an obstacle in those dreams than an actual danger due to knowledge
I just watched this on Tubi the other day. I grew up on this move and have probably seen it like 20 times, no exaggeration.
Tremors was the second horror movie I showed my daughter after NOTLD. it's a perfect horror movie
Fun Fact:
While working on *"TREMORS 2",*
Brent Maddock & S.S. Wilson pitched plans for a potential TV Series in 1993 that was sadly never made.
It was called
*"TREMORS: Lost Monsters"* and it would've starred Val, Earl & Burt as
they encounter on & off throughout
the series: an albino graboid (which became the inspiration for fan-favorite El Blanco in *"TREMORS 3"* & the
2003 TV series), but they would also encounter strange, new monsters including a tree-dwelling octopus, a mountain-man vampire, an intelligent bigfoot disguising itself as a ghost, a giant killer shrimp (also seen in the 2003 TV Series), a flying monstrosity, and military toaster-shaped robots
that wandered off from Area-51 (yep, that was to be a thing!)
Never saw or heard the last two Tremor movies. Never knew there was a t.v. Show either. If I did I probably would have watched it.
Kevin Bacon and Fred Ward make this movie. It could of been such a lame B-movie horror but they add a playful seriousness to it that elevates it above other B-movie horrors.
I've always liked these movies I've seen all of them a couple of times over the years they never took it too seriously very easy watch just something good to take your mind off your day
I love the first 1 only😂🤣😅
Cheers to new releases!
Always fun to watch!
Yes officer. I was having a nightmare caused by the movie I'm working on. I didn't wake up until she kicked me right in my Bacon bits.
The original was pitch perfect. 2 was also pretty good. I wish this series would get a proper relaunch rather than just non-stop follow up sequels with decreasing budgets.
This is what started the Sharknado series.
When I was a kid I was biking down a trail by a long lake a came across a big dead creature I couldn't identify. It was coming out of the ground and was part split open exposing orange flesh underneath. It also smelled pretty weird. It really looked like a baby Graboid. Wish I had a camera on me, I Google it once and a while but still have no clue what it was. Not the only weird thing I've seen in Florida.
You should have said “Florida” up front. I’m ready to believe any weird-ass story if it happened in Florida.
This is one of my two favorite movies, the other being The Thing. They both did poorly at the box office and they both became huge cult classics. I believe the low box office number were due to timing on both counts... Tremors with Born on the 4th of July and The Thing with E.T. It basically shows you how short sighted and stupid the studios can be, not to mention the lack of taste by the general public.
You just made me watch this movie. Seen it long ago, so watching it now is a new experience. Thanks Minty!!!
Tremors was the very first film i had seen in the theatre in the year 1990 or i can also say the first film of the 1990's. The last film i saw in 1989 in theatres was Indiana Jones & The Last Crusade.
"I found the ass end!"
" I didn't even know we had it!"
I wonder why Tremors 4 didn't do as well. It's the best of the sequels.
Your content is A-1, keep up the good work. Your a master at presentation.
To be perfectly fair, if I saw one of those things out in the wild in real life, I'd say the "F-Bomb" a lot more than 20 times and I'm actively trying to not curse much anymore.... It adds a bit of realism to me. I honestly wouldn't know what else to do about those things other than curse them.
Footloose to Foot loose in a desert. Childhood memories of watching this classic.
The quick glimpses of the effects with hand puppet Graboids. I'd like to see a whole episode just about how it was done. BTW no mention of other cast members like Reba McIntire and (RIP) Victor Wong.
I’m still sad Burt died in the end but hey he went out like he wanted to eaten by a graboid and it falling off a cliff into explosives killing them both.
I was actually going to suggest the graboids as a band name until I thought it through!
Ironically Kevin's band is call the Bacon Brothers
I think Graboids and the Sand Worms from Dune have definitely defined the “Sand Worm” trope
The best most dramatic game of the “floor is lava” I’ve ever seen.
I have all the tremors movies and have lost count on how many times I have watched them, love them.
The tv series should have been given a longer run so people could get to know it better, if that had been done then the series may have become a cult classic as well.
Thanks for the video, Cheers.
Valentine- "Handymen Earl! We are handymen"😂
Shriekers were introduced in Tremors 2.
On of my favorite movies of all time.
Setting your third movie in the old West. AKA, The Back to the Future Technique.
Still one of my favorites.
Took a 5 minute break to find and watch the SNL Land Shark clip, and came back. 😂
Nice one, Minty.
A personal favorite.
Just picturing massive amounts of Australians getting up onto the huge red rock of Uluru to escape from invading grab-oides. 😊
Happy Easter ! 💚 ✌🥳
Funny i was looking for ten things videos and thought i wonder if minty has one for tremors. And sure enough my man minty gots what i need. Cheers mate
My favorite movie as a kid
I remember the sci-fi channel series and it was *fantastic* 😊😊
Love the movie! It nevers gets old indeed! Nice to know there are even more sequels that i didnt know off
Love my Arrow Video special edition! Great release of an awesome flic!!
The events from the Tremors TV series and the cancelled series are canon.
Tremors was a fantastic movie! I watched it anytime it came on!!! I loved it!
There is a museum in Lone Pine California that has an actual Graboid... If you ever find yourself on the 395, go check it out!
Being a single dad in the early 2000s, my 3 kids and I had a standing pizza night; "SciFi Fridays!" I can't tell you how many times we marathoned Tremors 1-3.
I really like Short Circuit, and I remember Batteries not Included fondly.
I liked tremors cold as hell. The best line I ever heard was said in that movie. "It's colder than a reindeer ballbag out here". Every winter I use it and get laughs from people.