First Time Watching TREMORS Reaction... THIS ONE REALLY GRABBED ME
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- Watching TREMORS for the first time!
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Tremors belongs to a club of a few movies that you can watch over and over again without getting bored. The characters are so engaging and the humor is perfect in every way. It's the very definition of a feel good movie!
@ht9851, agreed
Agreed. In my little hometown, we had one vhs rental place, and if I didn't already have a movie in mind when the family went, I'd pick this one over and over. I think I've watched every reaction to this movie that's on youtube, except one that dropped two days ago, but I'm watching it next.
@@michaelparham1328 This may sound weird but there's something so relatable and comforting about this series. I think it's the combination of the remote location along with the camaraderie of the inhabitants overcoming this terrible situation and of course the hilarity of it all. Have you checked out the tv series? It's so much fun!
Agreed, I’ve HAD to have watched at least 200 times in my life, it’s a comfort movie for me. Never gets old.
@@SanctumGamingNetworkthat’s awesome!!! You’re right. It never gets old and is so much fun every time😊. Have you checked out the tv series. It’s so campy but so good.
Fun fact: The original idea was for the doctor's wife to ride on top of the sinking station wagon down into the ground like the Titanic, but the budget wouldn't allow for it. Honestly I think the visual of the headlights pointing straight up and then disappearing from a distance is much more impactful.
Yes, and I think being trapped inside the car as the windows are breaking and dirt pours in is scarier.
Agreed. And it's poignant as they were just talking about the stars being over them in their dream home they were going to build.... and the last view is those headlights pointed up at the stars before snuffing out.
It's cool when directors have an idea an it gets totally sidelined but they manage to pull it off in a $cheaper fashion but it still has the same impact.
I.e. Jaws
Good ol' Bibi Besch of "The Wrath of Khan" and "The Day After" fame. Gone too soon.
@@Rocket1377so basically the Lois Lane death scene in Superman (78)
Tremors is such a fun movie.
Kevin Bacon and Fred Ward as the leads have a great buddy chemistry together.
Seriously, the way they bicker made about half the movie for me when I saw it first back in the day
No only that, but all the characters are written such that they're a functional community and any mistakes leading to deaths are the result of ignorance or panic instead of abject stupidity.
I call this a buddy road movie interrupted by a monster movie.
Yeah, they're an excellent mix of drinking buddies and big/little brother dynamics.
I was just bummed neither Reba nor Bacon came back for any of the sequels, and Fred dropped out after the 2nd one. Sure putting the whole franchise on Burt Gummer worked out fairly well (there were so many sequels that Michael Gross probably made a nice tidy nest egg for his retirement) but with just him the franchise wouldn’t really climb much in popularity.
Fun little fact, in the scene where burt gives Melvin a gun you can see him unload it in the background and when melvin hands it back you can see burt checking that it's still empty as per standard gun safety precautions something a person like burt gummer would be well versed in and is a great minor detail that shows they did their research for the characters
Have you ever heard of a run-on sentence? lol
@@ny8956 yeah and I don't care 😝
@@crwydryny You'll never be a success because you are uneducated and are too ignorant or lazy to hide it.
This was Michael Gross's first post-Family Ties role, which makes the Burt character even more hilarious. He went from playing a former hippie on Family Ties to playing a sovereign citizen gun nut in Tremors.
Burt becoming the center of the series is the best part of everything after 2.
@@LordVolkov It's big props to Gross too, because he is a lefty IRL, and he doesn't ever let his politics color his performance of someone he likely would have serious disagreements with in real life. That's how you do. That's how you do.
Thanks for the reactions! This has been one of my favorite movies since it came out! Funny and entertaining!
Survivalist, not sov.cit. Different breed of crazy altogether. Sov.cits were around back in the 90s, but not as visible as today. This breed doesn't believe the whole "people have to opt-in to the government" BS and is more "the government is controlled by a global cabal is going to destroy the world" new world order BS.
@@OpenMawProductions You do know that you don't have to be strictly right-wing to be in favor of the right to bare arms right? Just like not every right winger is an overzealous Donald Trump loving gun nut. There is a middle ground for most people in the real world.
Yes that IS Ariana Richards, the girl from Jurassic Park. She was also in Tremors 3 and Jurassic Park: the Lost World. After that she didn't do much - only one TV movie as an adult. She stepped away from acting to become a celebrated portrait artist.
I always liked this movie - one of the best horror comedies ever made.
She quit acting to focus on her artwork
@@rainbowpegacornstudiosshe quit acting to eat ass
Well, she’s no Picasso but her art is quite good
@@cowboycamden5561if she’s no Picasso that is a huge point in her favor (not a fan of Pablo).
@@cowboycamden5561 brother, picasso was known for having bizzare and unrealistic surrealist paintings... not something a portrait artist should aspire to be lol
"We plan ahead, so we don't do any work right now. Earl explained it to me."
Words to live by 😅
So many great one liners in this movie. I crack up every time at that part. Kevin Bacon's delivery of that line is perfect!!! 😂😂😂
@@kaansoler1431 "Sure Earl... Everyone knows about em, we just didn't tell you"
Kevin Bacon has fantastic delivery throughout. Perfect casting.
Tremors is gold... gold gold gold! It should be a part of every film studies degree. Creature-feature perfection!
The script for Tremors is so good it's being used as an example of a perfect script in film schools, a great blend of horror, comedy and action.
Yup I've seen this and Back To The Future referenced as the perfect screenplays. I love this movie!
I would go so far as to say Tremors is a perfect movie. It's the best possible version of itself. The script is great, there's not a minute wasted, all the characters have distinct personalities and contribute in meaningful ways. Everyone acts their ass off and have great chemistry with each other. I can't think of a genuine criticism for Tremors.
@@TheLanceUppercut some of the effects are a bit cheesy if we are being honest and it could be argued there are times where there is a bit of overacting.
Perfect script for schools. Lol.
Yea right on?.
@@johnpaullogan1365 Aye, some of the effects are cheesy, but that honestly adds to the overall charm of the film.
This film would have been wasted with over the top cgi or ‘too perfect” acting. It’s just real enough to be real.
Burt treating a gun he knows is unloaded as if it is loaded is some of the best character writing I've seen, period.
‘Burt, you asshole, there’s no bullets in this gun!” 😡
‘Gotcha movin’ didn’t it?” *click.. click*🔫😏
I'm pretty sure I read somewhere that it was an acting choice. Gross didn't really know anything about guns when he was cast, but he took the role seriously and did a bunch of research to figure out how a guy like that would operate. If it's true, that was 200% the right choice on his part. If it's not, yeah, it was still the right choice on someone's part for sure.
@@Rystefn Both Michael Gross and Reba McEntire are gun control advocates in real life, although their beliefs don't extend to banning guns-they want mandatory education as part of the licensing process. When they learned what characters they were playing, they insisted on depicting them as well-trained and responsible gun owners.
A killer Weevil? Well, when your faced with two of them, always choose the lesser of two weevils.
Chef's kiss!!
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Thanks, Lucky Jack
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A massive groundhog…
Earl climbing out of the truck in the beginning is identical to the worm flopping over the cliff at the end. Makes the callback even better
Should have dug a hole in the ground and watched this inside it lol
Nice!
She could remedy that with Tremors 2: Aftershock. Unfortunately no Kevin Bacon. I suggest though that Kat finds a desert to watch the sequel.
And no Reba, BUMMER
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No, not a hole! Then the graboids will surely get her.
The thing Reba was using that was shaking in their basement is called a cartridge polisher, used to make spent cartridges clean for reloading
TFW you realize Tremors is basically "The Floor is Lava" getting a movie adaptation.
Or just jaws but on land
Its amazing but I remember growing up and doing that game having learned it from no one, hopping from couch to chair. Then, years after growing up, learning that other people played that game. It is some mysterious element of the human condition that we all experience???
Or...did you copy off of my family? You know I copyrighted it and you owe me royalties don't you?
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I always just assumed it was primate climbing instincts working hand-in-hand with obvious/lazy writing on behalf of the kids playing, but your theory works too. :P
@@thudthud5423 There are cross-cultural developmental stages where kids reliably start building forts/lean-tos/whatever, and even specific ranges of ages when they start including things like seating or what-have-you, so it's not impossible. We like to pretend we aren't animals largely governed by instinct, but that denial is probably the thing that gets us in trouble most often.
@@ephraimwinslow Good points! Certainly, a lot of the primates we're descended-from were so adapted to climbing that being on-the-ground would make them easy prey, so it makes sense to instinctually see some imagined "bottom level" as death. I know a theory behind that "jerk awake as you're falling asleep" response is that it's a carry-over from infant primates having to maintain a grip on their mothers for dear life.
This was one of those "surprise" movies. The premise sounds goofy, almost like it would be a "B" movie, but it was so well done that it became one of the most famous "cult horror classics" of all time. Great film! I never get tired of watching this movie. I've watched it like every two or three years since it first came out. One of those movies that's perfect when there's nothing else going on in your schedule and you've no place to go. :D
Kat: I hate horror movies.
Also, Kat: I was hoping for an explosion of guts.
Kat after creature explodes : Ahhhh, guts.
I'm starting to think that Kat likes horror movies.
It's different when it's monster guts.
Need a poll of the most gory movie for Kat.
@@leejensen4778 the curse from 1987 horror= soso but gory very high for its time
My favorite lines in this movie are Burt's cannon fuse and recroom lines. So glad you left both in and seemed to love them also
You never miss! Every video is always so fun and entertaining! Such a likeable human!
100 funny, good-vibed, likeable, horror-watching, entertainers out of 10!
HEY DUCKPRINTS THIS MEANT A LOT TO ME!!! Thank you for your kind words, and thank you for being here!!!!Kat:D
@@KatWatchesHorror would you consider reacting to action movies ?
I'm not ashamed to say this is the only YT channel where I'm batting 100% for videos watched to videos released. And my favourite cornball horror as well /chefs kiss
Edit: I made the chef's kiss comment before the end of the movie... That's my story and I'm sticking to it. X D
@@KatWatchesHorror Jeepers Creepers 1 and 2 really good movies that’ll scare you or even Hills have eyes!!!
@@KatWatchesHorror React “Bride Of Chucky”
When it all goes down, you always want the survivalist gun nuts on your team. Sometimes you just need firepower. Kat, you provide some of the greatest fun on TH-cam! Thanks.
yes! that is indeed the girl from Jurassic Park! I'm glad you recognized her. this was a few years before her role in Jurassic Park.
Val: "I'm a victim of circumstance"
Earl: "I thought you called it your pecker"
I liked Tremors because the horror was good, the effects still work for me, Kevin and Fred had chemistry, no character was really stupid (even the obnoxious kid was just a bored teenager in a small town) and Rhonda was both cute and smart. I mean you pretty much liked everybody!
"Broke into the wrong goddam rec room didn't ya, you bastard!?" is one of the best movie lines ever!
Sure it is. After the thousands of better lines.
I think Big Trouble in Little China would be an interesting watch for you. For me they give me a similar vibe. I love them both! Not really a horror but it is a John Carpenter movie.
"Arachnophobia" is a good companion piece to this. Both have likeable characters, jump scares, skin-crawling creatures, and some solid laughs.
That damn movie scared the hell out of me as a kid.......and today 😂😂😂😂
it's a *great* companion piece, and, much like Tremors' Ed Ward, we lost one of the actors from Arachnophobia recently.
The REAL Horror is that Pun on the Thumbnail! 🤣
The reveal to the wall of guns is one of my favorite parts. They're the kind of gun nuts people like.
Oh, no! Oh, no! They're going to die! They're going to die! They...oh! Wait a minute now! That MONSTER is going to die!
They're *responsible* gun-nuts. To the point of refusing to give that one kid a gun under any circumstances. And, unlike so many gun-fetishists, they know their stuff but aren't assholes about it, and actually treat their weapons with respect. And they have the good graces to only establish an armory a sizeable distance away from anyone else.
Yeah. It's thank to them there are 1,2 guns per 1 person in the USA.
The scene with the pole vaulting was actually based on the inital inspiration for the film. The witer was hiking in the Mojave desert and as he was climbing over a large boulder he thought "what if something were under the ground and I couldnt get off this rock" so basically the floor is lava. He then developed the idea further based on the idea of "land sharks" though that name was ditched because SNL around that time did a sketch called Landshark
“Children of the Corn” (1984) is a movie that will always haunt me! I chose to watch it when I was about 8 yrs old., after being told not to (but hey, it was the 80’s and I was babysitting myself, lol), and I will never forget it. I definitely did not choose wisely that night.
This could have been my comment word for word
I’m so happy you got to watch this Kat! I loved this movie growing up and I knew you would love it too. Tremors is a perfect mix of comedy and horror with a lot of heart. The buddy chemistry between Val (Kevin Bacon) and Earl (Fred Ward) is amazing. It’s a huge part of what makes this movie so memorable in that they are both such likable characters. The same is true for Rhonda (Finn Carter), Heather (Reba McIntyre), and Walter (Victor Wong). I also loved that my man Miguel got to survive.
Oh and yes, the little girl who played Mindy (Ariana Richards) is the same actress who played Lex in Jurassic Park. Ironically Kevin Bacon at the time thought that this wasn’t a good movie. He changed his opinion though as Tremors has grown such a beloved following over the years. This is basically a B-Movie with a larger budget, but it’s such a fun creature feature, and Tremors embraces it.
I also have to comment on Burt Gummer. The character is played by Michael Gross, who literally just came off filming the last season of Family Ties where he portrayed a wholesome Dad in the series. It was a huge character change going from a lovable family man to a paranoid gun-totting survivalist, but still making him so fun and lovable. It’s no surprise that Burt Gummer has become such a legend over the years as Gross returned to portray him in every subsequent sequel, including a short lived Tremors TV series back in 2003. He’s basically been the glue that has kept the series going for so long.
If you loved Tremors, then you definitely have to watch the sequel Tremors 2: Aftershocks (1996) in which Ward and Gross return as Earl and Burt. Tremors 3: Back to Perfection (2001) is also pretty good, so I’d recommend that too!
Take care Kat, and thank you again! ✌🏼
Tremors has been a fave of mine since I was a kid. It's a great creature feature with a fun cast and wonderful practical effects.
Burt and Earl (RIP to Fred Ward) return for the sequel, which is also very good. After that, it's a matter of taste.
agreed on matter of taste. i did enjoy 5, 6 and haven't seen 7
I like 1, 2, 3 and 4 (and the TV series), everything since 2004 hasn't felt like genuine Tremors.
I liked all the movies, even though I fully acknowledge that the last few were pretty bad. The first three were the best, and the wild west one was decent enough. The second one was actually a pretty solid sequel.
Tremors is one of the few perfect creature features - every single thing is set up in the first half and pays off in the second, and the characters have great arcs. It's just... perfection.
What a great old gem of a throwback to the '50s isolation monster movies. A perfect cast and a director that knew where the movie was going and stuck to it. Campy and fun. There are many sequals, but only 2 and 3 are worthwhile. Hope you enjoy the whole Tremors universe. Thanks for the reaction.
Tv shows was okay too, had potential at least, but it died before it really got going.
4 is pretty funny in its own right, I'd say
What I loved about this film is the characters. They all acted like real people who were facing an unknown and unforeseeable situation. There were no supersoldiers or people with special abilities, just ordinary people who worked together and saved themselves.
It never occurred to me before, but this cast of characters totally reminds me of Rescue Rangers. Earl = Chip. Val = Dale. Rhonda = Gadget. Burt = Monterey Jack (kind of a stretch, but they're both adventurers). Who'd be Zipper, though?
12:50 That's a safari caliber.
27:58 That's a reloading device for making new cartridges. A cheap and practical alternative to constantly buying new ammo. Well, the equipment isn't cheap, but it's a practical investment. A long-term versus short-term sort of thing. Burt and Heather play the long game. They're the opposite of Val and Earl who think on their feet. Burt and Heather are strategists. Val and Earl are tacticians. What this story illustrates is that both are necessary for building an effective team.
28:12 (pogo stick)
29:09 Just like skags from Borderlands! Go for those critical hits!
29:34 Notice how Heather doesn't hesitate for even a moment, plus she knows exactly the right tool for the task. Having a full toolbox doesn't do much good if you don't know what's the right tool for the task. Btw, Burt strikes me as a Mordecai main. He also makes and uses explosives, which is a Brick-like trait, but his main preference is for high-powered rifles.
30:21 An 8-gauge double-hammer under-lever safari rifle! Rare and expensive. They ended up breaking the stock during a stunt [ 38:47 ].
33:23 IRL, if you chicken-wing'd an 8-gauge like that, it would injure you. You really have to know what yer doing to handle one of those.
37:55 5.56 won't even phase them. .458 might do something.
38:22 You'd think one of them would have thought to grab some rations to put in that supply bag before they got up on the roof.
41:15 In some parts of the country (like Nevada or my native Indiana), it's not unusual for people to own cannons, typically for celebratory purposes and/or historical reenactments.
44:59 "Can you fly, Bobby?" ~Clarence Boddicker
45:49 In one or more of the later ones, we find out that they were in both People and National Geographic.
46:08 Not only is Burt a good strategist, but he also acts as the team's quartermaster.
48:10 'Freaked', 'Bad Channels', or 'The Ice Pirates'. They're all zany and weird.
I love how in this movie the guy that dies near the start of the movie has more personality then entire casts in many horror movies.
Even though Burt gave Melvin a unloaded gun he still followed gun safety regulations by check it after getting his gun back gotta love Burt. You’ll love the sequels.
Kat you're absolutely killing it with all these great reactions to classic horror comedies lately. Last straight horror you did as you know was 'Smile', which I guess you took as some kind of directive. 😁
I was cracking up at your descriptions of the "Graboid " (Official name) creature. "A Big Floppy Slug" was one of the best. Certain films have a certain charm and this is definitely one of them.
Tremors 2 is fun as well. I love Fred Ward. He reminds me of my dad in these movies. Good catch on the Jurassic Park girl, btw.
Next t-shirt: “Suboptimal!”
Chef’s kiss indeed!
Always the best Kat! So fun. I get the feeling Kat would be just as animated about watching other things as well, probably even Looney Tunes "Ohhh not the anvil!" 🤣🤣
People under the stairs is such a hidden gem haven't seen any other TH-camrs reactions yet.... Kat would be great watching it! 😊 Love that movie, was one of my favorites growing up 💕
If you want some horror comedies, Love at First Bite, Young Frankenstein, Dracula Dead and Loving It, Haunted Honeymoon, Eight Legged Freaks, Clue, and Scary Movie are all great. But you should wait to watch Scary Movie until you've seen both Scream, and I Know What You Did Last Summer. It parodies both of them heavily.
Glad to see another reaction from the best reactor on TH-cam. The best part of any Wednesday.
Also 'Freaked', 'Bad Channels', and 'The Ice Pirates'. They all have some element of gonzo absurdism.
Jesus, Mayo, and Joseph! Young Frankenstein gets me giggling every time. Frau Blücher. Whiney, whiney.
Some little trivia about the film:
"What are they doing?"
Reba was cleaning off the brass to reload it. Burt and Heather are handloaders, part of handloading is saving and cleaning your brass which is what that machine does. It helps prevent it from corroding.
"Is that a shotgun?"
Technically yes, but it also falls into a category of safari guns called Stopping Rifles. It's mean to fell a charging rhino or something running directly at you. That particular gun they used was also used in Ready Or Not (2019). It's the same prop.
In the sequel to this, they use actual plastique explosive to blow up a building for authenticity. Would recommend that as well as the 3rd one, you can skip the rest in the series. (Also 2 has a very important lesson: If you ever see a bomb expert running, *follow them*.)
And when they say "Keep running!", you keep running!
Kat, I just ran across your reaction videos and I watched a few this week. I don’t have much time to watch long videos, but I’m definitely making time for yours. Your reactions are so humorous and authentic blended with cuteness. It’s hard to find true authenticity these days, thank you.
As a kid the practical effects in this movie had me in love. I wish the sequels had the same feeling.
As a new subscriber, and having watched several of your video's; I would argue based on what I've seen that you no longer hate horror movies, you love them! No one smiles as much as you do watching a horror film or gory scene unless they're genuinely receiving enjoyment out of the entertainment factor. Your TH-cam channel name works, I'm not recommending you change anything, but you know that I know that you know that's no longer true, and that puts a smile on my face. 😁👍 Keep on doing what you're doing, and welcome to my world.
Hey Kat, I'm so glad you got to see Tremors, when you get the chance to check out part 2. there's this cute " It's a small world" scene that happens with the main character that is absolutely cute, unexpected and makes me happy for them, I wont say what it is to not spoil it. it's just as good as the first one with more surprises from the creatures. i believe there are a total of 6 or 7 tremor films. I also want to recommend the film 1988 Night of the demons as well as the 1990 film The people under the stairs
Seven films plus a 13-episode TV series in 2003. Also, Gross has discussed a possible eighth film, but he feels that "Universal Home Entertainment might've had enough of Tremors" so it might not happen. Of course, he's now 76 and while he's in pretty good shape, there's a limit to how long he'll be able to do action scenes.
Fred Ward was a treasure that went criminally underappreciated through his career.
Another amazing episode. You are the best horror coach. Week Three asking for Fright Night (1985)
This is close to a perfect movie. Such great characters. The VFX are so freaking good. They used every trick in the book, much they do in The Thing.
I'm not much for horror movies but I really like this one - they throw in some comedy to release the tension only to build it up again. And like many films before CGI, special effects were hard, and expensive, so they doled out bits and pieces, creating suspense rather than blood and guts squirting everywhere until the end.
Enjoyed your reaction. Thanks for sharing.
Tremors has been one of my all time favorite movies. Glad to see you cover it. :)
This reaction was such a blast to watch! So much fun. :)
Growing up, I really enjoyed this movie and I'm glad that you did as well.
This is one of the movies I grew up with and I still love it to this day, the effects are sooo good and it has the right balance of comedy and suspense imo, love seeing people discover it for the first time
"Tremors 2: Aftershocks" and "Tremors 3: Back To Perfection" are great fun too.
I LOVE how Cat both cringes from and loves the gore at the same time...
That was fun; I love this movie. This was actually Reba McEntire's first acting role. I remember her talking in an interview about delivering the "Whew! Stinks too" line.
I’m over the moon to see you watch this!!! 🌚🌚Definitely my favorite TH-cam channel and person!! So much love and thanks!!❤❤❤
‘“Squishy orange soda” lol. Another awesome reaction Kat. I bet this was a nice little break from all of the super scary, intense movies you’ve been watching!
@KatWatchesHorror Hi Kat, I wanted to alert you that there’s a fake page using your information. They replied to my comment above. I reported them as spam so hopefully that will block them.
Just clicked, this is going to be a fun watch! Love you Kat ❤ 👍
I love her face because she gets a wrapped up in these films it's great lol.❤😂
Years ago, I remember watching this movie at the sand dunes with our dates. We had a generator going in the distance so we could watch this movie in the dark.
As we watched, our generator did go out. Just like that scene in the movie!!! But in the movie, it was because of the Tremors monsters! For us, it was a brief technical difficulty.
But it had its rewards. Our dates clung onto us for real fear of Tremors! Those were the good 'ol college days. 👍 -OG
Your puns are exactly what I needed today!! Love your reactions!
I adore your reactions! I believe there are seven movies in the Tremors series…lots of fun! Burt Gummer rules!
Next month is the 36 year anniversary of the best horror film ever, Prince of Darkness. Perfect time to watch it. 😉 Your reactions are pure gold. And props for the cow love. Such great animals.
This movie was one of my mom's favorites for decades. I'm like her, so the whole Tremors movies and series are on my Favs List.
Your reaction to this, definitely 11 out of 10. MARVELLOUS ❤
Agreed!! 11 out of 1 million. I stand by my arbitrary rating scales!!!😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
You're the best video commentator ever. I bet everyone wishes they could watch a movie with you. You're funny and fun.
Usually when I watch a movie and have to say something they're all "shut up Bryan!"
But we come here just to watch your take on it because you're like a human Anime character with all the burn.
That elephant gun is a William Moore & Co. 8 guage shotgun, shooting lead wad cutter slugs. In reality, their rifles chambered in .375 Holland & Holland magnum, and .458 Winchester magnum, are elephant/rhino capable calibers, and should have penetrated quite well. But that wouldn’t have been as fun as seeing some assault rifles, shotguns, and magnum pistol action, and of course the 8 gauge. I like Burt’s thinking in Tremors 2, an LAR Grizzly Big Bore .50 BMG shooting 750 grain bronze jacketed tungsten and steel armor piercing projectiles, and a crap load of C4 and TNT. The Westley Richards 480 double rifles that Burt brings to Earl are chambered in .375 H&H and .458 Win mag. These movies are favorites for gun people. Burt and Heather blasting away in the rec room is my favorite gunfight with a monster scene ever. Love your reactions!❤
I didn't think I was going to like this channel at 1st. Then I realized I kept coming back to see what antics were next. Grew on me like a wart 😂😂😂
This actress 9:36 is the late Bibi Besch, who played Captain Kirk's baby mama (Carol Marcus) in "Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan" (1982). Great, classic sci-fi film, btw. If you haven't seen that one, you should. :)
I think I saw a behind-the-scenes documentary on this a few years ago, and everyone involved had a great time making it.
Top 10 film for me. My dad and I rewatched this every year since I was a kid until he passed. I hope to continue that tradition with my own children if I ever get that lucky
"it suddenly hit me, stampede" this is such a fun monster movie. I was one of the few people lucky enough to see it on the big screen when it came out.
You're fun and witty. Subscribed.
this movie is a masterclass of camera tricks, miniatures, angles, and seamless editing.
You have a personality! This reaction video lasts as long as the movie - and I’m watching the whole thing! Everybody needs somebody like you sitting next to them while we popcorn and watch these things- “It’s raining … squash!”
I knew you'd love this one. It really is a perfectly balanced movie, I've loved it since I was a kid. It's absolutely worth checking out the sequel, which comes pretty close to being as good as the original. Three and four are good but flawed, and everything after that is unwatchable. But Tremors II ought to be mandatory.
Kat batting 1.000 (“a thousand”)!!! Another awesome reaction. Grabbed by the Graboids! Freaking fantastic!
I’d love to see you react to “What Lies Beneath” (2000). That’s a fun one with so much payoff for those who pay attention and keep their eagle eyes open. Kat… you’ve demonstrated that you’re good at catching stuff others might miss, so I think you would find a lot of enjoyment in “What Lies Beneath” in between all of the spooky moments, screams of terror, and jarring jump scares. 😈 Pretty please? 😊
3:06, "underfoot", that's why I love you❤😂
I'm really loving this channel!
Your joy is infectious!
Another great reaction Kat! 🙂
Fun fact: In the german speaking market the movie was called "Im Land der Raketenwürmer" back in the day, which literally translates to "In the land of the rocket worms". XD
Now this is just the subtitle here and the movie is also called Tremors.
As much as you actually do enjoy these movies for quite a while now, I think it's time you changed the opening to "Hi, my name is Kat and I Love horror movies." ;)
15:18 The look you gave moments after your _"...little flopper..."_ comment was very well executed.
Kat, thank you for always having fun with horror lol. Tremors has always been a favorite of mine and it's just so much fun! I'm glad you enjoyed it 😊
You are right about squash 😂 The creatures guts are made from pumpkin 😉
There are a couple documentaries about the making of Tremors that are fun to watch 🤗
I absolutely LOVE your reactions, so fun! ^____^ I can recognise my reactions to scary movies in you, using the excitement and bluster to frighten away the scary things.
I love it when people appreciate the filmmaking of this movie. This is one of my favorite films, I love that nearly all of the characters are so realistic and human. Reacting intelligently, reacting out of fear and panic, and the only reaction where you're telling a character to not be stupid is a stupid character (Melvin).
Something I love about Tremors is that it includes this sequence of events that leads to the female character having to take her pants off, and then in the next scene she finds some more trousers and gets dressed again. So many horror movies have the women losing clothing and then just going "Well, guess I'm just bare for the rest of the movie!" (like Kristen Stewart in 'Underwater')
Honestly cant get enough of your content every video is better then the next i could imagine going fora night out with you would be so much fun ! as you have such a great sense of humor!
The thing I like about this movie is that the characters don't do anything blatantly stupid. Any mistakes are due to ignorance or panic and everyone comes up with ideas on the fly based on what they have available. Almost no drama as they're friends with each other and are mostly functional and normal people. Even the Gummer couple (the survivalists) are mocked good-naturedly but when it comes down to crunch time, Earl says "well, we don't get to make fun of Burt's lifestyle any more.".
This movie was a love letter to the 1950s creature features but is so well done that it should be an example of tight movie making with a solid plot, characters the audience will love, and great pacing on the gradual reveal of the monsters.
I really like that they keep the origins of the graboids a mystery in this. Quick as people might be to go for the alien explanation, there's creatures irl that look just as alien, like the ant-eater, chameleon, camel spider, whip scorpion, anglerfish, elbow squoid or the bobbit worm.
Yes, that is Ariana Richards (Jurassic Park)! PLEASE consider "Fright Night" (1985). Classic 80s horror with a terrific sense of humor. Also, 1987's "The Stepfather"! Two great 80s classics that are perfect for this time of year (early autumn).
Glad you liked another one of those movie gems. I have this one in my personal collection on DVD. Tremors 2 is pretty good to.
I had a lot of fun watching you watch Tremors.😂😂Your reactions to the film made me laugh. I think there are still 5 or 6 parts to Tremors.😂😂I subscribed to you straight away because you are so funny.😊😊
After watching 2 of your videos you are now my favorite 😂 you seem like the best person to watch movies with!
"POSSIBLE SPOLERS" The squash thing is so funny because on the dvd bonus features they tell you that the guts was pumpkin pie filling stuffed in a stocking and left in the sun for a while. Also I have a theory the white/clear sac looking things inside the one they blew up were shrieker egg sacks that despite the graboid being blew up still matured and then the so called ass blasters "see tremors 3" flew the eggs to to other places.
RIP Fred Ward. You really nailed your role as Earl in this movie and are missed dearly.
This movie used to scare the crap out of me when I was a kid. The scene where the car gets buried and the reveal of the farmer's face under the hat in the dirt were the worst. I love all the practical effects in this film now. It holds up very well today!