TREMORS: MAKING PERFECTION
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 ต.ค. 2020
- A brand new documentary from Universal Pictures telling the fabulous story of one of the most unique films ever made - Tremors. Hear from Kevin Bacon, Michael Gross, S.S. Wilson, Brent Maddock, Ron Underwood, Alec Gillis and many more on the making of the iconic comedy horror movie. 30 minutes.
Directed by Matthew Snead
Produced by Juan Leon
Edited by Ian Thomas Day
Shot by Eric Waldron
A Nemorin Film & Video Production
#KevinBacon #Tremors #Documentary
Welcome to the Official home of the Tremors on TH-cam -The earth shuddering monster movie franchise. Here you'll find clips and bonus content from all six instalments as well as the 2003 TV series. So if you like yourself a creature feature, this channel will suit you down to the ground.
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This movie is/was and will always be timeless. Not a single moment in the movie is wasted. 10/10 film.
Well said! This movie was and is one of the best and most fun movies of All-Time. The characters are perfectly casted, the town is done extremely well, and the monsters are done with the same reverance that Jaws did, Alien did, etc. This is a 10/10 movie beginning to end.
This is a good, fun film, don't get me wrong. Would I consider this a solid 10 or masterpiece? That's a stretch. It's an unbiased, fair 7-8. Can't just be throwing 10s around like nothing, lol @@EdsterIII
@@EdsterIIII'm with you. I remember seeing it opening weekend and being blown away. Definitely 10/10!
30 years later and it still holds up as a classic film! The horror, the comedy, the characters and of course the Graboids themselves never get old!
That's a lie. It's only gotten better.
consider it stepped on
'Is there a higher force at work here?'
Great film, just everything about it.
The original and the second I could watch every day and never get sick of them. Kevin Bacon's the man but its always Burt and Earl that I find myself quoting.
Especially Tremors 2
Earl: "It's a whole new ball game... *whole new goddamn ball game!* "
Burt: "Well, I dropped the first wave with semi-auto fire, *but they just kept on coming!* Sheer luck most of them were in front of the truck, so I just popped it into six-wheel and *ran 'em down!*
The ones that got on board I handled with a combination of small arms fire and *hand-to-hand* technique! "
this documentary had the perfect amount of Jamie Kennedy.
This movie was a HUGE part of my childhood! I would put up there with Jaws and Jurassic Park as far as monster classics go
I was 9 in 1991 and I remember going to the video rental place and my aunt would rent it for me every Friday night for weeks. I just watched it over and over. I personally rank it above movies like Jaws and others. Love it.
I love this movie❤
@@thomastrosper6766 Jaws holds a special place in my heart. It was probably one of the only movies that had lots of swears and gore in it for a PG-13 movie. I never got to experience such classic types of cinema in the theatres, it was always home video and DirecTV for me.
Jaws was PG. PG-13 didn't exist yet.
@@SamHell-wr8bi i must’ve let that slip my mind. I’m a early 2000s kid, so Jaws was PG-13 at the time. Now I think it’s PG
How is this not called “Tremoirs”
Well played, sir. Well played!
That is an incredibly super duper swell one.
You sir... you sir, deserve a medal.
Why are you here? Why aren’t you out in the world making the big bucks with puns like that?
i love u
One of my favorite memories is sitting with my grandma one night, and randomly deciding to watch Tremors together. She had never seen it, really didn't watch any "scary" movies at all, ever. Ultimately, she watched it because she likes Kevin Bacon.
She thought it was basically the best movie she'd ever seen. She laughed, she gasped, she startled, she got all into it. "No! The pogo stick is gonna make the monsters eat the little girl!? HOW CAN THIS BE IN A MOVIE?" Then a couple minutes later "OH THANK YOU JESUS FOR SAVING THAT LITTLE GIRL!"
I always liked Tremors, but that memory makes it one of my favorites.
Me and my brother used to watch the first three with our grandpa all the time.
It does seem to connect with an older generation, particularly women, as my working with the elderly has unearthed many Tremors fans. Memories of the Sci-fi movies of their youth, strong female characters and the shocking but relatively mild blood & gore makes it a fun watch.
I can totally understand, I love this kind of movie. The monsters are too improbable to actually scare you, and the humor was just right. Saw all the movies and the TV show. Glad to learn they are making a new one. Hoping it's gonna be in the exact same vein.
That sounds like a precious memory, thank you for sharing it. Just imagining that put the biggest smile on my face and made my night.
I loved this story
I love this film. The friendship between Earl and Val was one of my favorite things in the movie
My favorite line from the movie: "I guess we don't get to make fun of Burt's lifestyle anymore.
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One I still use to this day: "Running is not a plan - it's what you do when a plan FAILS."
lolBurts armory is still a goal lolol
"...and legs, that go allllllll the way up!"
"You're gonna have a heart attack before you get a chance to survive World War III!"
"Here's some Swiss cheese and some bullets"
The scene of the pole vaulting between rocks, has to be one of the greatest pieces of cinematography ever.
In a movie that is still, after all this time, a brilliant movie.
They say it's a low-budget film but the work put in to the graboids is some of the most incredible works I ever seen.
It doesn't look low budget so now $5 million is considered low.
Budget doesn't make a good movie. Story & characters do. Tremors had both and, like a lot (most?) of Mel Brooks' stuff, didn't take itself seriously.
A quality monster classic! The actors personalities script and filming style made the real feel town situations a lot of people can Relate to.
In some of the later movies the Graboids are CGI and looks terrible. The original is so good with low tech!
I woke up sick one night on a school night at like 1am and my dad took me downstairs and gave me a ginger ale and we turned the tv on and tremors was just coming on. Neither of us had ever seen it. I was like 10 at the time. And I remember being roped in from the opening scene. We sat there and watched it all night while I sipped on that pop trying to ease my stomach. He let me stay home the next day. I remembered thinking how cool that movie was and made my mom go rent it that next weekend.
Many years ago I was put in charge of putting together movies to show at a church run pre teen Halloween party. The rules were quite strict. Minimum violence, no nudity and absolutely no demonic possession. I went with Tremors. It was the hit of the party. The kids loved it. The chaperons loved it. And importantly Reverend Jones loved it.
Yeah, because nudity is way more horrific than people being devoured by worms; I'm shocked your reverend loved the crude language Pardon my French
Archnophobia
Good choice.
@@jjrj8568 - I think John might have been referring to The People's Temple. Which literally died off in the 70s (possibly 60s).
Huge thanks to the Cast and Crew for making this iconic movie!!! I was maybe 7, 8 years old when I first watched. Was immediately infatuated with the film. We had a movie rental place by my house back then called Video Update. They had a Tuesday special, 5 movies for 5 days, for 5 dollars. Once I discovered Tremors, I grabbed it each week we went to the store. After a year of that, my mom bought me my own copy on VHS for Christmas! I still have it! It doesn’t play well after all the use, but I still have it. (Much love mom, I know money was tight back then.)
Such a great cast of people! Everyone played their role 10/10. Burt Gummer, definitely was an influence on me as a short stack, into my teens and adulthood. A legend IMHO. Always remember to celebrate Burt Gummer day, April 14.
I’m so grateful to have found this channel. I had no idea it existed. I have found my people lol! Also, I didn’t know there was a Tremors convention, I definitely need to go next time it’s on!
Rest in peace Fred Ward, you legend.
This movie while not being a blockbuster type film, in my opinion is by far better than anything Hollywood is doing nowadays. Tremors was perfect in every way. Fred Ward, Kevin Bacon, Micheal Gross, and everyone else was perfectly casted for their roles. The town was perfect, and how they handled the monsters reveals was also done extremely well. This movie is just plain FUN! You can't help but love it and it leaves you wanting more and more. Mary Gross, Micheal Gross' wife is in Tremors 3. It cracks me up when she calls Burt, Mr.Goober, classic!
Every day is a Burt Gummer day...lol. Burt Gummer is the best part of Tremors. Micheal Gross is brilliant! He was awesome in Family Ties as Steven Keaton, but he became my favorite as Burt Gummer, Mr.Goober, conspiracy theorist, legend!
@@EdsterIII Well said! Mr. Gross is an absolute legend! He’s dedicated a lot of time and money into producing, directing and financing the sequels and I can’t thank him enough for keeping this franchise alive!
Did you mean Fred Ward?
@@bnjmnwstI did, thank you for the correction, it was a late night.
"[CG] is like an antibiotic: you've got to use it carefully, otherwise it's gonna have no effect." Truth
I'd say CG is like salt to a dish. It's not the main course, it's not even a side dish and if it's too much noone will want your food, but in the right amount it makes everything so much more palatable.
It's a perfect analogy
Much truth. I think practical fx can look so much better. I also liked the comment that it was a monster movie in the desert sun. I think another horror crutch is darkness, and jump cuts or shakey vision. I guess the idea is it conveys action, but I think it gets waaay overused and I'd rather see horror shot like this one.. Which is probably why, 30 years later, I still love watching it.
@@brolohalflemming7042 Like the Shining and a well done War movie; all the horror takes place in the light. Much more effective.
Truth
My wife and I saw it TWICE at the theater in 1990, we liked it so much. The second time, we went with another couple, and we still laugh about their reaction to the film. I don't think they laughed once during, and from the looks they gave us after, they didn't know what to think about the movie or our tastes. But we liked it even more after the second time. Definitely one of those movies that you stop to watch whenever you run across it playing.
I absolutely love Tremors from my childhood, you just cannot get enough of the characters. The puppetry for the Graboids is just spot-on and works. I cannot get enough words out for how much I enjoy these movies.
Re-watching this movie never gets old.
"Walter your phone is dead"
"I didn't do it!"
Wow I am remember that
He probably did it🤣💀
The “stampede” ending is brilliant though. Truly a grandmaster level play
This is one of the most re-watchable movies of all time. It's just great entertainment.
I was a single dad and in the early 2000s, my 3 kids were all teenagers, of course, going off different directions doing their own teenage things... But every Friday was "SciFi" Friday. We'd order pizza and marathon... Most of the time it was the Tremors Trilogy. They loved those movies and we always had a great time.
Tremors is perfect because the tone was serious, the characters naturally bring humor, through their fear and immense knowledge of each other
Reba McEntire… loved her in the film. She was great as Burt's wife.
Her first movie
After proving herself as a comic talent on her own sitcom, I was always disappointed that they never brought her back in any of the sequels. Even if she and Burt were feuding exes, that could have made for some great comedy.
@@BeforeMoviesSucked yeah, I loved "Reba." Hilarious show.
Reba should've been back as Burt's wife, that'd been great.
Oh she was indeed.
@gene carlo yeah, I love when she gets all technical about the guns.
Before “the floor is lava” was ever a thing for us 90’s kids. 😁
"Floor is lava " has been around a long time even before me. (A 70s kid)
This movie does make you want to play it again.
@@robertbennett883 True...The floor was lava back in the early 80s as well.
eh... no. but sorta
90s kids would have been to young until the late 90s ?
Seeing Michael Gross go from TV dad to prepper was an amazing experience. My level of respect for him and Reba went through the roof.
wasn't a time I turned on the USA network when this movie wasn't on during a weekend in the mid 90's
This and road warrior seemed to always be on....good times
Yep! That’s true!😁👍
...Or all of 2000's
True, but it was heavily censored. Mostly the swearing but some of the violence to. Only the VHS or the occasional HBO showing would do it justice.
@@wesleywarsmith1113 yippie kaiyay Mister Falcon
It's just so fucking good. The cast, the pacing, the effects. A real gem.
My favorite movie. I enjoy watching it more than any other. I love the setting, isolated mountainous desert in the midday sun, not connected to anything else in the world. Loved the characters and the actors and the fun seriousness of it all. The monsters were crazy silly impossible, and perfect. Oh Lord!
Still one of my favorite movies of all time! It never gets old no matter how many times I watch it! All the actors are perfect!
The entire "I watched it with my dad and it means a lot to me" part is so true for me. Watched it dozens of times with him when I was growing up - wonderful bonding memories... he's gone now but those memories are still with me. Thank you to everyone who contributed to making this classic film.
I too watched with my dad and he too is gone. God bless.
@OJ McClanahan Mine died last year. And cant remember first time i saw the movie...it was just always there lol.
I rented the VHS when I was staying over at my parents' house for work (1994/95ish). My mum bought the VHS, and played it to death (we usually watched it together over Christmas, but she'd watch it alone since it landed as a 'feel good' movie for her) When the VHS died (it wowed and flickered in places) I got her the DVD at the Christmas... I have that copy in my collection now she's gone... Happy memories.
It’s like everybody watched Tremors with their dad’s...! I did too, as a kid! I’ll never forget it.😁👍
My grandmother showed it to me, she's shown me alot of good films
Seeing Tremors for the first time, uncut on my grandparents basement Television will always be one of my fondest memories. I think I've watched it about 4 million times, since..
Just back from Lone Pine again, great place to vacation to on the 395 hwy!
Not the safest place to watch this movie unless you had your own gun wall and an elephant gun.
Uncut? Like no circumcision?
Thank you for making me scared of walking on dirt when I was a kid and gave us hours of pretending like we where in the movie on the playground lol !! Such a classic film !!!
It's a classic. One of the best movies EVER made.
This was my childhood movies... then I grew up and became a geologist& anthropologist 😅
Loved this movie! It was so good. Even the effects were really good. 🙂
Your channel has helped me understand the Predator/Alien lore way more than I thought i ever would . Fawk yeah!
Thanks .
Practical FX always beats Computer Generated FX.
Example: An American Werewolf in London transformation scene (practical) vs. Anything in the sequel (CGI).
Lol. Too bad the aliens n predators movies don't put as much care with that much money behind them, eh. XD
The effects were cool, and real looking!👍😁
Kevin's hair was a bit suspect, but everything else was genius!
If it weren't for the VHS, I'd have never seen this movie, and thank goodness. My whole family loved this movie.
Such a good movie.
The entire series is just classic.
Just had a pretty bad day....this really was a bit of sunshine...Tremors a true cult classic sooo rewatchable...i love it, thank you all sincerely.
I think this video wont go viral at first but over 30 years it will become one of the most popular video on youtube
are you saying it be like the film?
@@Marveryn I thought Tremors was always cult classic?
The top notch playful tone, tension, effects, characters, screenplay, and anchored by the chemistry between Kevin Bacon and Fred Ward. Genuinely one of the most fun movies to watch and rewatch.
I liked it as a kid, but never realized how amazing it is until just recently. It is a near perfect film for me. The acting, chemistry, locations, humor, just amazing
Tremors has stood the test of time of being a great “low” budget genre flick.
It’s a good example of problem solving on the set, unlike today when everything can be “fixed” in post by using CG.
It also benefited greatly from coinciding with the explosion of home tape rentals as well as cable tv being in more homes and the need for programming to fill up airtime.
It’s a movie I’ll usually watch every time I see it listed on tv, or at least dvr it and watch it the next day.
A true classic of its type of film.
Absolutely the same for me. On a weekend whether it be Saturday afternoon or sunday after church if Tremors or Tremors 2 are on TV me and my brothers will watch it. This was the 90's to early 2000's.
I think it had a top notch pacing rarely seen in small budget films that normally has padding, making them a bore to rewatch. Tremors is paced like back to the future, or Jurassic Park. They also got the tone just right, a true 7 - 77 horor movie.
Wore out 2 VHS tapes of this movie as a kid. "I'll give you boys $5 for this" 🤣
$20.
@@trentjensen96 okay, 10!
@@toppieceproductions161 $15.
Lmao love the movie references this is gold
@@trentjensen96 ok $15!
This film was a hell of a lot of fun. A great mix of horror, and humor, with some fun performances. You can tell when the production and the cast had good chemistry, and this proves it.
My kids LOVED this movie! We'd sit there together and watch it all the time. Great memories.
I'm really glad this movie found it's success. I've lost count of how many times I've watched it, and it's sequels, and the series. I went to the anniversary event in Lone Pine last January. I have to say watching the movie in the Museum of Western Film History with the cast and crew was the single best movie going experience on my life. Michael Gross was 10 feet away sitting on the floor and Ivo Cristante was in the seat in front of me. The commentary was priceless. What a great bunch of people. You can tell they had a lot of fun making this little flick.
Yes, it was a wonderful event!
Solo il primo avuto successo, il resto non hanno avuto successo
Tremors was one of my first horror movies I ever saw, and I consider it my favorite of the 90s.
Just back from Lone Pine again, the area will put you in the movie when there.
You can be channel flicking thinking there's nothing, then come across this film, and be like "ooh, tremors I'll watch this". Classic film
I’m one of them that keeps watching Tremors over and over again. It’s a great movie classic that had everything. Really funny too. Great character combo.
Love Tremors, great vid but shame Fred wasnt involved in this too.
If he isn’t in it I have no interest in it. You saved me a half an hour.
@Pops Grady wasnt in Tremors 1 but yeah, what the hell happened to him?
where is fred anyways,
@@mohammadfauzee7326 I guess retirement. I haven’t seen him in anything in a long time.
@@brunneng38 he was in a couple episodes of True Detective.
I was a kid when I first saw Tremors. It was an instant classic.
When I saw Tremors 2, I was sad that Kevin Bacon was gone but Micheal Gross started to take more place brilliantly.
And Tremors 3 made it clear that Burt Gummer was now the main character of the franchise
After Tremors 4, I was sure that it was over. So, i did many rewatch but I did not look for more movies.
And many years later, to my great surprise, I learned that there was not only a fifth but a sixth movie!!
I watched them back to back. And I rewatched them a couple of times too.
And now, in 10 days, there will be a seventh movie. So don't try to reach me on october 20 evening. All my notifications will be off. My phone will be off. I'll be watching that all new Tremors movie!
I can't exactly explain why I love that universe so much but I fell in love with it and that love is not about to fade!
Don't forget the tv series!
@@andrewfoss728 I have all movies and the full series.
Still watch them from time to time.
@@andrewfoss728 I feel like Tremors the Series was the hight of the sci-fi channel. B movies galore and a load of shlock but at least they were fun and didnt get as old as making sequel after sequel of Sharknado.
And now a 7th movie!
@@richardp5920 Got it, Saw it, Didn't like the ending. R.I.P.
I think I first saw Tremors as a video rental, back in the day. I loved it so much I later found it in a Walmart $5 bin and bought it on VHS tape. Years later, I put it on my Xmas list and received a Tremors on DVD. This is still on my 10 Favorite Films of All Time.
"It can dig like a sonafabitch!"
That line will always be remembered. I love this movie.
I still remember seeing this at the movies. To me this was a perfect movie. The cast,story, effects, all of it.
It's a timeless classic, no doubt. I watched it for the first time when I was about 13 years old on VHS. I've since rewatched it too many times to count. And two years ago I stumbled across Lone Pine on a road trip (I'm from Europe) and decided to visit the fantastic movie museum there. And I had no idea Tremors had been filmed in the area. So imagine my surprise when I heard they had one of the original graboid animatronics. I was like a kid in a candy store that day. Imagine stumbling on that piece of movie history entirely by chance - for one of your favorite movies of all time!
And naturally, I had to go into the hills as well, and experience the "real deal". It was such a great day!
That is so cool, you are from Europe and your stumbled upon it, that is just awesome.
@@RamblingRodeo It really underlined to me how awesome road trips can be. Just driving around with a loose idea of where you are going. Then stop in random small cities and just take it all in. So many cool places to visit in the US.
@@larsmuldjord9907 Oh yeah, i have friends that come over here, not realizing how large the US is, they dont realize how long it takes to from one side of the country to the other, sometimes they think it could take hours like in most of Europe when that is the case. Alot of different area across the US, alot of little nuggets per se.
@@RamblingRodeo Yes, I envy the variety of landscapes and great natural formations there are to experience in the US. Europe has plenty of cool places too, of course. But the US is just a step up in variety no doubt. I've been both on the west and east side, and north and south. So much to see. And always friendly people wherever I went.
@@larsmuldjord9907 Completely agree! I am very welll traveled when it comes to Europe. It is just not the same, i love the rich history Europe that the US doesnt have.
The little lines during the credits, like the movie is on an actual VHS tape are a lovely touch.
I feel like Tremors is one of the few films that you will always remember your first viewing of.
Is this a documentary? What the hell is going on? I mean what the hell is going on!?
Cool quote
Nice.
And no Spore!
I see what you did there.
Stampede earl
I watched this movie over and over as a kid...i love that after all these years they are still making more...and I'll keep watching
Once a month I have a Tremors Night.
Another movie is coming out this year
@@ajawylie73 cool. Know when?
@@johnhughes9978 October 22th
@@gonzalovilla5042 thank you.
When I brought that video home for family movie night, my husband and kids thought I was crazy, but we all loved it, and still watch it annually. The character commitment of Michael Gross and Reba McEntire is I remember the most, they were hilarious! The entire cast was what made this movie a winner.
This is perhaps the single movie my family and I have watched and rewatched more than any other movie. Yes even watched than Ghostbuster, Animal House, Back To School, and so many others...
Thank you, every single person who work on this film, for making my favorite film of all time. I grew up watching Tremors. I used to be afraid to walk on my basement floor. I love Val, Earl, Rhonda, Burt, Heather, Chang, Nancy, Mindy, Miguel and even Melvin.
Guess you were glad that Nestor got eaten.
This is one of my all time favorite movies, mainly for the nostalgic feeling I get when it takes me back the best decade ever.. I truly think the 90s were the best
This movie will never grow old to me. A Classic.
You guys were blessed. We knew what Tremors was supposed to be, so we could love even the terrible movies.
Tremors is a Cult classic! This movie is on reruns all the time, it never gets old to watch! That is staying power of what it says about Tremors! My family loves it, can watch it over and over and over again and not get bored.
I don't know why, but this made me very emotional. These people are all so humble and amazing and beautiful. Thanks for making this!
One of my all-time favorite movies. It’s a fun horror film. Scary without being disturbing. Burt Gummer became a role model for my young, impressionable self. Even today, my Wife will sometimes refer to me as “Burt” when she sees some of my projects. I wear it as a badge of honor.
I'm watching this movie right now for probably the 500th time.
1st saw it at my neighbors house in the early 90s and have been watching it ever since. One of my favorite monster movies.
Alot of movies I've seen so many times I fast forward through, I watch this one all the way every time. It's that good and it holds up so well even 30 years later
One of my late mother's favourite films - she wore out the VHS, so I got her the DVD one Xmas. It became was of a tradition between Xmas and New Year...
There's one big issue with this doc. Where is FRED WARD and FINN CARTER?! They are co-leads and I want to hear them discuss the film.
Finn carter has been having legal issues.
@@capybara2671 Fred Ward has been talked as "retired"
@@JulianThomeOfficial You can be retired and still talk about your acting history.
@@capybara2671 uh oh, like what?
@@ColdBloodedBastard Las Vegas Justice Court records listed her under the name Elizebeth Carter and showed that she faces one count of possessing a stolen vehicle and 14 counts of possessing a credit card without the cardholder’s consent. Both charges are felonies.
She looks nothing like how she did in the movie. This was last year.
I love Tremors. The movies. The TV series. All of it.
RIP, Burt
Tremors 1 and 2 are my comfort movies. Some of the few movies i can watch a few times in a row and still enjoy every bit.
I loved this movie immediately. Saw it in the theatres when it released and I thought it was genius - funny and thrilling at the same time. The natural drama was infectious too. Just a fantastic script and phenomenal acting.
Ok, y’all just trying to get me to binge watch the entire canon now with this documentary!
The town could make $$$ if they could recreate the sets and let the fans wander around.
They could make even more money if graboids popped up in various locations.
@@mortimerbrewster3671 YES! A truly interactive experience. (I actually thought the sets from MASH could have/should have been recreated and let fans tour the compound, hear talks from actual KW vets and the surviving cast and spend the weekend immersed in their favorite tv show as well)
If I win the lottery...
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Hey! I usually only see you on Atheist Experience videos!
Saw this in the theatre, bought the VHS on its release day, and just watched this 5 days ago. Dang this one still holds up! Hope everyone involved with making this movie sees this post and knows your all appreciated. Peace.
Went to See Tremors and That Evening My Wife Goes Into Labor... My Son Grew Up Loving The Movie.... One Of Our Faves.
I am completely...out...of comments. That's never happened to me before.
Did you check all your pockets?
I thought it was funny that he only had one round for that 50 cal. Burt with only one bullet. Reminds me of Barney Fife.
This comment should have more likes.
@@missagente8100 Thanks.
Transatlantic Nostalgia I am completely...out...of likes!
"It just suddenly hit me ya know... stampede."
I was so young, but I remember the poster got me. I wasn't even old enough to read it correctly. Classic movie.
Such a classic that I watch often. Every character is bright and alive. Thanks for Tremors.
Its probably considered unhealthy the amount of times I have watched this movie.
Tremors is on my favorite movie of all time! There is just something about it that hits every single string in just the right way.
Very under rated movie. Kevin and Fred made the best duo!!! They should have stared in more movies together.
My dad loves the tremors movies and we watch it often as a family. The characters are hilarious and watching a worm become walkers, and then animals who fart flames is awesome
This was incredible and such a great short documentary. I grew up with the tremors movies, I watch them all the time, they're my go-to movies. So glad these films got the recognition they deserve. Thank you to everyone involved in the films. The old ones you can't beat, the surprise of the new ones was awesome, thanks Michael Gross for continuing after all that time passed. Can't wait for the new one coming soon!
I agree on that go to movie thing.....if nothing is on or cant find anything i have watched tremors so many times lol.
Such an iconic movie, with such memorable characters, truly a diamond in the rough.
One of my favorite movies, it's so good to see almost everyone there.
R.I.P
Fred
I remember coming home from school to watch it for the first time. I loved it so much. I would rewatch it & it became like a "comfort food" film.
Such a classic. I was so happy to introduce this to my kids. They loved it, of course.
Tremors is made of only the highest quality monster meat, flavored with artisanal characterization, grilled in Perfection, set inside a bun of warm crispy world-building. Plenty of cheese and plenty of Bacon.
...enough to give you some assblasting after-effects
But it smells terrible
Okay, this comment wins the internet.
Tremors was one of those movies I'd watch every time it was on tv and always look back on as one of the greats.
Still one of the best films ever made. I will stop and watch Tremors whenever I catch on TV.
Tremors 1 & 2 always my fav..
Facts 💯
Teared up at the end.
Gosh, I love this movie. Great doc. Thank you!
Have been in love with Tremors since I first watched it in video in 1990. When ever I feel sad I watch it and it always cheers me up!
Absolutely my favorite movie. Bacon, Gross, & Ward (R.I.P. sorely missed) made a masterpiece!
The little girl from tremors, and jurassic park to be honest, now in her forties...plus a clip in the documentary about the fast growing vhs industry...yeah, I'm feeling real old right now. Great movie though, that can't be said enough
It's a joy to watch this and I feel very lucky to be in it for a few seconds!
Sir- your book is on my night stand, so thank you!!
Ditto. Loved your novel. Looking forward to the sequel book that covers film 5-7!
Matt wilkins Very kind, thank you!
Erin Mincks Thanks Eric!
Still an awesome movie....I actually have a Tremors marathon every year ❤
I love to watch TREMORS , IT'S A GREAT MOVIE. I STILL WATCH IT.