@@madzoroark5396 Yeah i loved the idea, just that it didn't fit too much in tremors to me. edit: my first comment had little to do with the comment im commenting on and just saying i didn't enjoy the show as much as the movies, why did i comment that.
That is one of the best scenes of all, it's also nice to look back at this film at a time when a firearms enthusiast wasn't always portrayed so negatively.
You can never be over prepared for any Calamity can ya ? I want a Gun wall like that as well . For those TOUGH Democrats that are coming for our Guns , plus I live in Texas its just expected lol ..
Nice review. One of the strengths of this movie is that the majority of the characters are actually 'likeable'. Most horror movies have a cast made up of handful of douchebags, which makes you root for the monster to kill em of fast so you wont have to listen to them spout their verbal diahrrea anymore. About the only character in tremors to provoke that reaction is Melvin.
Also they don't seem to realize that making the characters likeable actually makes a horror movie scarier. Because you start worrying about their safety rather than as you say rooting for the monster/bad guy to kill them because they're all assholes anyway. Will say even Melvin is more likeable than most horror movie casts. He's just a snot nosed kid at this point, irritating but not really doing to much to make you actively wish he would die.
I never thought about how most people in horror movies are bad people... in pumpkinhead the reason why there all being killed is the douchebags killed a child by acident and just left him there to die. i think the only one who desrves to live in pumpkinhead is the one who tried to keep the child alive.
same here haha i got the movie as a gift from my mom on vhs when i was around 8 or 9 not knowing what it was haha i still love it to this day, my mom is awesome
I remember watching it, I screamed to my youngest sister 'oh there it is that monster' she right away climbed up on the couch and started screaming. My mom had to carry her :)
The creator, forgot who but I remember this, said the inspiration for the movie came when he was on a big rock/boulder in the desert and thought “what if there was something that wouldn’t let me get off”. This obviously made it into the film with the scene they are stuck in the boulder. Got to say this is one of my all time favorite movies
It was also originally conceived of as land sharks but no joke they changed it because of the all popular SNL sketch, with that said I would have liked to have seen the graboids try to kill Burt by offering him a candygram at the door
7:02 I love how larry(yes his name is Larry along with carmite both are the names goven to these useless characters in the final credits) actually picks up a crowbar and shakes it like he's found a new weapon in case they are telling the truth he's only there as a red shirt and purely meant to be killed to advance the plot but that little detail can't go unnoticed
me and my brother used to "play tremors". Kinda like "the floor is lava" but you couldn't stay in one place for longer than like 30 seconds or you are eaten.I miss my brother he passed away but I'm glad we had memories like that together.
ShadowFox178 'This called "impact" and "impulse", not to mention whiplash, concussion and destruction by centrifugal inertia... Ps: All hail the Roadrunner, ( vs Coyote), cartoons!
I love this movie, I can never get enough of the original movie. Kevin Bacon steals the show, no matter what movie he's in. Hell, even the second one is alright. Everything beyond that point however, well I started losing interest when the ass blasters were introduced. On a side note, the college girl may not be a super model. But she isn't bad looking either.
I'd have to say Michael Gross does a damn good job of being memorable as well as Fred Ward. They're characters shine right alongside Kevin's and have great dialog that makes them believable. Yeah you're right. Especially when you get to see the legs but also she's got a great personality that most likely beats out the supermodel Valentine was hoping for
Mr Shado, the way you kept comparing this movie to an RPG game with sidequests was absolutely brilliant. I loved it. Thank you very much for this maximum level of nerd entertainment.
Fun story, back in 2001 I was working a music store in times square, Kevin Bacon came in with his son to buy some stuff. He was very cool. I told him that I love the movie Tremors and he was polite but still a little dismissive about it. Overall he was pretty cool though.
The tremors movies are nostalgic for me even though I wasn't even born in the early 80s or 90s, I would head up to my uncle's for Hunting Season and we would watch the first 4 tremors films in order from beginning to end. My uncle would try to guess who was going to die and then he would get upset when his fav character would die. His fav film was Tremors 4, only because he though Black Hand Kelly was awesome. Good times.
Its a fun flick....but it seems you like downgraded it for being a "simple" monster flick. Monster flicks are hard to get right, which is why 1 in 10 are memorable at all.
I think there is something you missed in the thing. When the doctor was examining the dogs he Taps is eraser on the tip of the nose of one of the dogs and he pulls away you can see him teeny tiny blood spot and then in the next scene he's got the Eraser in his mouth. Me and my friends believe this is how he became the thing.
This may be one of my top 10 favorite movie monsters. Probably around rank 8 or 9. I enjoyed the practical effects used for the creatures movements and mouths
This movie is a good argument for why sometimes a PG13 monster movie is a good idea. It's a great movie for young monster fans to enjoy, I used to love it when I was a kid. A fantastic mix of scares and comedy, I love this movie.
Tremors is the first monster movie I ever watched, and I saw it WAY too young, like 5. I really loved how having the monster underground let you play with the suspense during the day. I had NO idea that they released a 5th movie, but now that I am I HAVE to see it. Here's hoping that Decker will eventually get to the T.V. series.
How did I not find you a long time ago? This is hilarious man, I've always liked the Tremors series and when stumbling upon your review of it, I found myself laughing quite hard, and even learning some new things. Great job man! You just earned a new sub, keep being who you are. :) (Now to watch all the other ones ;D)
You know... I can't think of another horror movie where no one makes a dumb decision. I mean, you can chalk up the main two going back into town as just characterization of their loyalty to the town and that takes care of the real only bad choice in the film. Everything else is just what a person would actually do.
Раньше, во время дичайшей депрессии, я пересматривала Tremors. Теперь я пересматриваю обзоры Tremors от Decker Shado. Нежнейшая благодарность за твою работу от фанатов из России)
I love this 90s gem. Was a nice homage to classic monster movies of a bygone era. I liked the Dr. death scene when the car gets pulled under and the lights disappear. Love your reviews Decker many thanks for your uploads. Would you consider doing an 80s children's classics series? (Never Ending Story, Labyrinth, Explorers, Flight of the Navigator, Mac and Me, Legend, Dark Crystal) Thanks again for your entertaining videos! PS Your cat rocks!
tremors made my fucking childhood. I adore the first three movies, and the forth is alright but I haven't seen it more than once. Wait.............. THE MADE A FIFTH?
I watched this on VHS as a child with my parents and all 3 of us found things to love about it. It's silly popcorn entertainment but it's GOOD silly popcorn entertainment.
I know I'm late, but that's not 'basically it'. One of the big twists of the series is that most of the characters react in a level-headed manner to what's going on, instead of playing hot potato with the idiot ball, turning on one another, trying to get in a quickie regardless of the threat not being gone, and all those other tried and tested monster movie tropes. This makes it almost a horror-comedy, particularly in Tremors 2.
Originally, Val and Earl were going to be the center of the movie/TV series, traveling around the country and encountering different kinds of strange monsters. But, Kevin Bacon decided he was too big a star for that.
I mean Kevin Bacon started on Animal House and Friday the 13th he started on fairly low projects that weren't massive names during their production at least. So maybe he just thought this was the first lul of his career?
If I was one of the people working on the creature effects (like the tongue puppet), I would be messing with the actors by doing a Kermit voice when using the puppets
Interesting Ariana Richards was in Jurassic Park. So were a lot of iconic moments from this movie, which came out before Michael Crichton even wrote the book.
This movie is my childhood! Omg I watched it so many times as a kid. It never scared me just always fascinated me. I loved the characters and so many scenes in this movie are just iconic. It’s my favorite
There is a scene in the film where the Doctor and his wife are in their vehicle and they get dragged underground by the monster still in their truck. Then Val and Earl discover the front of the vehicle with the headlights still on underground.
Ahh... I'm getting somewhat nostalgic over this movie. I don't know why. It's not like it was innovative in any way and no one thing really stands out about it, but somehow all the elements coalesce into something endearing about the monster movie genre. It's simple and honest, not trying to be anything other than what it is, and executed with competence and care.
Actually it was unique for its time a giant sand worm wasn't expected but this movies made it terrorizing and honestly had me pick my feet off the ground.
@@tdenzel101 And it probably wasn't easy to do either. I mean, building a monster worm and making it emerge from the ground is tough to do on a small budget.
BadDriversOfGeorgia And Tennessee I wanna watch a movie review. Not a skit every 10 seconds. that's how I feel the NC has gone over the years. too many skits not enough review
+Dizzy Doom It's a genuinely charming movie that really hearkens back to the first movie with a fresh Old West paint. Plus Black Hand Kelly is awesome and Burt's ancestor is hilarious in contrast to his great great grandson.
The car scene was not useless, it is the setup to the payoff of them doing the same things to the houses and other cars,.. it is to show they attack indiscriminately, this is why they attack the generator first, then the husband, then the lady in the car, forming a pit underneath it... therefore it is a setup to a payoff, and not useless at all.
12:44 I think a better idea would be that they go for whatever food is available, when it's available, even if they're not hungry. Lionfish will eat other fish until their stomachs are completely full and they have a fish or two hanging out of their mouths, for example. I'm pretty sure the one waiting them out knows they're there, and won't leave them alone unless something else comes by to capture its attention. Maybe that's why the guy stayed in the tower until he died of dehydration, who knows?
"not a movie you must watch before you die". . . Sir, pistols at dawn. More seriously... care to name a Better monster movie franchise that isnt godzilla?
+Decker Shado There's a 1997 Timothy Busfield movie called Trucks. It's based on the short story written by horror author Stephen King. It's about a bunch of trucks coming to life and kill a bunch of people. This movie also takes place in a town in Nevada. The town's called Lunar. Yeah, Lunar has trucks and Perfection has Graboids.
17:25 That sucker's an 8-gauge! Notice Michael Gross's terrible chicken-wing. That's an ordinary no-no with an ordinary long gun. It's a severe no-no with an 8-gauge. 17:28 Skags always reminded me more of the monster from DeepStar Six. Just the mouth, really. There's a DLC for Borderlands 2 that has creatures called "craboids." 19:16 The stock on that elephant gun broke when they did that. That's a multi-thousand dollar heirloom-quality gun! It's also legally classified as a "destructive device" due to its b0re diameter exceeding 20mm. 22:24 Watch them chicken-wings, you two!
There was a short-lived TV series on the Syfy channel that was set in Universe with all the movies. Sadly no one seems to remember it. it had a government lab nearby that was doing experiments that released a chemical creating mutant monsters. I believe this had no connection whatsoever with the Graboids, who were also still around, but kept in a nature preserve.
Reason why this movie is actually amazing is the fact they make it believeable.
true. i think the canceled tv show was.. weird. you can still buy the existing episodes on dvd. it's cgi was pretty bad in some parts.
@@meuriellahall6201 yeah, but it's still an interesting concept for a show.
@@madzoroark5396 Yeah i loved the idea, just that it didn't fit too much in tremors to me.
edit: my first comment had little to do with the comment im commenting on and just saying i didn't enjoy the show as much as the movies, why did i comment that.
I mean, the people are believable, they act like a real small town but with the Worm from the Precambrian, it lessens the reality but I get the point.
@@meuriellahall6201 cgi was bad but most of plot and scripts were good
I've always been so envious of that gun wall.
That is one of the best scenes of all, it's also nice to look back at this film at a time when a firearms enthusiast wasn't always portrayed so negatively.
my cousin has a wall of Nerf Guns, so that's the only thing that is close to something as cool as that.
If you need and don’t have it, you sing a different tune.
You can never be over prepared for any Calamity can ya ? I want a Gun wall like that as well . For those TOUGH Democrats that are coming for our Guns , plus I live in Texas its just expected lol ..
Now you tell me they have a wall of guns and a bigass rifle and not one grenade launcher or a rocket launcher or a grenade
'Til this day i can still hear Kevin Bacon screaming "HEY!!! I FOUND THE ASS END!!!!"
Nice review. One of the strengths of this movie is that the majority of the characters are actually 'likeable'. Most horror movies have a cast made up of handful of douchebags, which makes you root for the monster to kill em of fast so you wont have to listen to them spout their verbal diahrrea anymore. About the only character in tremors to provoke that reaction is Melvin.
All the characters pale in comparison to Burt and Heather. That is one badass couple.
Burt Gummer is one of the very few times that movies have portrayed a "gun nut" character in a positive light.
That's why Speilberg made the caharacters of Jaws likeable even if they were not perfect. The audience wants to root for guys they know.
Also they don't seem to realize that making the characters likeable actually makes a horror movie scarier. Because you start worrying about their safety rather than as you say rooting for the monster/bad guy to kill them because they're all assholes anyway.
Will say even Melvin is more likeable than most horror movie casts. He's just a snot nosed kid at this point, irritating but not really doing to much to make you actively wish he would die.
I never thought about how most people in horror movies are bad people... in pumpkinhead the reason why there all being killed is the douchebags killed a child by acident and just left him there to die. i think the only one who desrves to live in pumpkinhead is the one who tried to keep the child alive.
Who else agrees with me that this was the best film in the series?
It's the first film the original is always better then the sequels
Empire Strikes Back would like to have a word with you.
+freightdog208 and I'd like to disagree with him
Terminator 2 would like to have a word with you.
kelly Whitehead no aliens is arguably better then the first.
I didn't realize that Kevin Bacon was not happy when he got this role, it's such a classic flick!
I got incredibly excited when I saw this in my sub box! Tremors is one of my favorite movies.
i dont know, tremor has some pretty shitty moves and combos
Mr Left Testicle are u kidding? his combos are dope
I remember watching this as a kid, scared to walk on the ground after :-p
same here haha i got the movie as a gift from my mom on vhs when i was around 8 or 9 not knowing what it was haha i still love it to this day, my mom is awesome
I remember watching it, I screamed to my youngest sister 'oh there it is that monster' she right away climbed up on the couch and started screaming. My mom had to carry her :)
Your not alone
Leila Smith I remember having to walk back to my house one day and I did not want to because of the ground so I ran as fast as I could
Right? And then you watch jaws and you're scared to go in the water so...you just hole up in your room and pray you're safe lol.
The creator, forgot who but I remember this, said the inspiration for the movie came when he was on a big rock/boulder in the desert and thought “what if there was something that wouldn’t let me get off”. This obviously made it into the film with the scene they are stuck in the boulder. Got to say this is one of my all time favorite movies
It was also originally conceived of as land sharks but no joke they changed it because of the all popular SNL sketch, with that said I would have liked to have seen the graboids try to kill Burt by offering him a candygram at the door
7:02 I love how larry(yes his name is Larry along with carmite both are the names goven to these useless characters in the final credits) actually picks up a crowbar and shakes it like he's found a new weapon in case they are telling the truth he's only there as a red shirt and purely meant to be killed to advance the plot but that little detail can't go unnoticed
this is one of my fav monster movie
marian whittaker same here man
me and my brother used to "play tremors". Kinda like "the floor is lava" but you couldn't stay in one place for longer than like 30 seconds or you are eaten.I miss my brother he passed away but I'm glad we had memories like that together.
Been rewatching this movie quite a bit lately and I have to say that this is easily in my top 10 of best movies
What are the other 9 ?
Remember kids speed doesn't kill, however suddenly going from fast to not moving does kill.
ShadowFox178 'This called "impact" and "impulse", not to mention whiplash, concussion and destruction by centrifugal inertia...
Ps: All hail the Roadrunner, ( vs Coyote), cartoons!
I love this movie, I can never get enough of the original movie. Kevin Bacon steals the show, no matter what movie he's in. Hell, even the second one is alright. Everything beyond that point however, well I started losing interest when the ass blasters were introduced.
On a side note, the college girl may not be a super model. But she isn't bad looking either.
I'd have to say Michael Gross does a damn good job of being memorable as well as Fred Ward. They're characters shine right alongside Kevin's and have great dialog that makes them believable.
Yeah you're right. Especially when you get to see the legs but also she's got a great personality that most likely beats out the supermodel Valentine was hoping for
Imagine thinking 2 is better than 4
You gotta admit that Ass Blasters is a cool name 😂
I'd still hit.
R.I.P Fred Ward thank you for making my childhood amazing.
nice Borderlands reference with the skag
Mr Shado, the way you kept comparing this movie to an RPG game with sidequests was absolutely brilliant. I loved it. Thank you very much for this maximum level of nerd entertainment.
Earl: what's that?
Burt: cannon fuse.
Earl: what do you use it for?
Burt: ....my cannon...
For the WIN!!!
@@stevewhite3424 when Burt arrives on screen rejoice for shit is about to go boom
Fun story, back in 2001 I was working a music store in times square, Kevin Bacon came in with his son to buy some stuff. He was very cool. I told him that I love the movie Tremors and he was polite but still a little dismissive about it. Overall he was pretty cool though.
Thumbs up for the "filled with Chili Con Queso"
The tremors movies are nostalgic for me even though I wasn't even born in the early 80s or 90s, I would head up to my uncle's for Hunting Season and we would watch the first 4 tremors films in order from beginning to end. My uncle would try to guess who was going to die and then he would get upset when his fav character would die. His fav film was Tremors 4, only because he though Black Hand Kelly was awesome. Good times.
Its a fun flick....but it seems you like downgraded it for being a "simple" monster flick. Monster flicks are hard to get right, which is why 1 in 10 are memorable at all.
Dr. Sunshine Productions ttyy
I think there is something you missed in the thing. When the doctor was examining the dogs he Taps is eraser on the tip of the nose of one of the dogs and he pulls away you can see him teeny tiny blood spot and then in the next scene he's got the Eraser in his mouth. Me and my friends believe this is how he became the thing.
This review deserved a second viewing. Love your videos man.
13:49-13:59
14:26-14:36
I love how Decker joins in on making up monster names and gives us these puns.
This may be one of my top 10 favorite movie monsters. Probably around rank 8 or 9. I enjoyed the practical effects used for the creatures movements and mouths
If i may make a suggestion i would go with octrember
Rest in Peace Fred Ward
big fan of the first Tremors
The original will always be the best.
amen tothat
The first one is the best one out of all of them.
This movie is a good argument for why sometimes a PG13 monster movie is a good idea. It's a great movie for young monster fans to enjoy, I used to love it when I was a kid. A fantastic mix of scares and comedy, I love this movie.
It’s such a hard thing to pull off. Besides this one what others are there?
Tremors is the first monster movie I ever watched, and I saw it WAY too young, like 5. I really loved how having the monster underground let you play with the suspense during the day. I had NO idea that they released a 5th movie, but now that I am I HAVE to see it. Here's hoping that Decker will eventually get to the T.V. series.
A dickload of people don’t know the difference between “dislike” and “dis I like”
4:03 Sounds like Decker is giving someone a sidequest in a borderlands game.
Incorrect fallout
How did I not find you a long time ago? This is hilarious man, I've always liked the Tremors series and when stumbling upon your review of it, I found myself laughing quite hard, and even learning some new things.
Great job man! You just earned a new sub, keep being who you are. :)
(Now to watch all the other ones ;D)
I love these movies, own all but the sixth, still working on finding that one. I even have Tremors the series. I love how you review it.
21:00 Omg look at the ground when he runs. You can see the stage, or support for the Graboid lift, bouncing.
I just realized that Burt was in the bucket of a bulldozer in other Tremors 1 and Tremors 2 for different reasons.
Wait... There's a new Tremors movie?
HOW DID I NOT KNOW ABOUT THIS?!?
I think it's called bloodlines I just saw it at work today and was like dafuq lol
+William Henry More like... What the serious F*ck
+Malcolm Nathrien I'm gonna check out knowing it'll most likely be bad but hey who knows the 2 and 4 ones were terrible maybe this one won't be either
+Malcolm Nathrien I'm gonna check out knowing it'll most likely be bad but hey who knows the 2 and 4 ones were terrible maybe this one won't be either
WIlliam it was not horrid, it was just odd. I wouldn't say best movie of the year, but still it was a fair enough quality movie.
I just love that deeper metal voice! NEVER STOP AND KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK!
No DUNE reference? Okay I guess I'll have to do it. "LONG LIVE THE FIGHTERS!!"
The spice must flow and so must memes.
Best original creature concept since predator
6:57 one of the road workers believes them, as you could see him grabbing a crowbar in the full scene.
I thought the worker was grabbing the crow bar to break apart or pull up the concrete
i love the occasional game jokes in your videos, Decker, kudos to you for being a good content developer.
18:15 had me dying of laughter
You know... I can't think of another horror movie where no one makes a dumb decision. I mean, you can chalk up the main two going back into town as just characterization of their loyalty to the town and that takes care of the real only bad choice in the film. Everything else is just what a person would actually do.
It took me this long to find someone who has done the Tremors movies?!
Раньше, во время дичайшей депрессии, я пересматривала Tremors. Теперь я пересматриваю обзоры Tremors от Decker Shado. Нежнейшая благодарность за твою работу от фанатов из России)
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R.I.P Fred Ward
As a Kid I stood on my chair while watching this movie!
Only just realized that Kevin Bacon DID at least get the "green eyes" bit right.
I love this 90s gem. Was a nice homage to classic monster movies of a bygone era. I liked the Dr. death scene when the car gets pulled under and the lights disappear. Love your reviews Decker many thanks for your uploads. Would you consider doing an 80s children's classics series? (Never Ending Story, Labyrinth, Explorers, Flight of the Navigator, Mac and Me, Legend, Dark Crystal) Thanks again for your entertaining videos! PS Your cat rocks!
tremors made my fucking childhood. I adore the first three movies, and the forth is alright but I haven't seen it more than once. Wait.............. THE MADE A FIFTH?
I watched this on VHS as a child with my parents and all 3 of us found things to love about it. It's silly popcorn entertainment but it's GOOD silly popcorn entertainment.
Is it just me or do the Tremors remind me of Mothra as a larva?
Rebecca Allen no. They don't look like caterpillars. They look more like giant land bobbit worms to me.
Kinda, if she had a beak with a tri-jaw, a lighter skin tone, and bony skoots all over her side.
I know I'm late, but that's not 'basically it'.
One of the big twists of the series is that most of the characters react in a level-headed manner to what's going on, instead of playing hot potato with the idiot ball, turning on one another, trying to get in a quickie regardless of the threat not being gone, and all those other tried and tested monster movie tropes. This makes it almost a horror-comedy, particularly in Tremors 2.
RIP Fred Ward
Chuck Norris checks under his bed for Burt Gummer
Originally, Val and Earl were going to be the center of the movie/TV series, traveling around the country and encountering different kinds of strange monsters. But, Kevin Bacon decided he was too big a star for that.
I mean Kevin Bacon started on Animal House and Friday the 13th he started on fairly low projects that weren't massive names during their production at least. So maybe he just thought this was the first lul of his career?
An uncensored cut is out there. I remember my old video rental store having one.
RIP fred ward
They brought this up in a buddy's film school as the perfectly paced movie.
Anyone here who also seen the tremors tv series?
Changeling Lumin I did on TH-cam
I have the DVD set.
Saw it as a kid
Changeling Lumin yep
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One of the absolute best parts of the 90s
The effects are still incredible.
If I was one of the people working on the creature effects (like the tongue puppet), I would be messing with the actors by doing a Kermit voice when using the puppets
Interesting Ariana Richards was in Jurassic Park. So were a lot of iconic moments from this movie, which came out before Michael Crichton even wrote the book.
11:20 A couple inches of concrete with rebar and iron mesh weave :P they are load bearing :D
You know to this day I still wonder how the hell they got edgers corpse of the tower with any vehicles with ladders or anything else
This movie is my childhood!
Omg I watched it so many times as a kid. It never scared me just always fascinated me.
I loved the characters and so many scenes in this movie are just iconic. It’s my favorite
There is a scene in the film where the Doctor and his wife are in their vehicle and they get dragged underground by the monster still in their truck. Then Val and Earl discover the front of the vehicle with the headlights still on underground.
I love that
Quick question: Why does a worm have a beak?
+Velociraptors of Skyrim I'm still trying to figure out why I have nipples...
+Decker Shado All vertebrate animals are inherently female. Did you not learn this from Jurassic Park?!?$?!?!?
+Velociraptors of Skyrim Wait a minute.. you mean to tell me that all men are actually sexual tyrannovestites?
+Decker Shado Maybe.... yes.
They're larva not worms
I absolutely love the shot where the graboid turns around to scream at Val and Earl, when it’s first shown for real
One of my favorites
The Summer of Tremors!!!
Bless you Decker. Bless you.
I’m
From Bisbee and it’s Small town and I love it and I will die for it
Ahh...
I'm getting somewhat nostalgic over this movie. I don't know why. It's not like it was innovative in any way and no one thing really stands out about it, but somehow all the elements coalesce into something endearing about the monster movie genre. It's simple and honest, not trying to be anything other than what it is, and executed with competence and care.
Actually it was unique for its time a giant sand worm wasn't expected but this movies made it terrorizing and honestly had me pick my feet off the ground.
@@tdenzel101 And it probably wasn't easy to do either. I mean, building a monster worm and making it emerge from the ground is tough to do on a small budget.
@@FrankLightheart im.just glad they pulled if off this movie is truly a classic and the best outta all the tremor movies.
17:12
Never break into a Bassass' rec room where he keeps all his toys, he will not hesitate to use them on you
Please review Evil Dead series.
At the end when Val say can you fly I always imagine the worm saying "wait this isn't the third movie"
This guy reminds me of nostalgia critic. aAnd I like it
BadDriversOfGeorgia And Tennessee I wanna watch a movie review. Not a skit every 10 seconds. that's how I feel the NC has gone over the years. too many skits not enough review
Plus he has better hair.
@@sandraj45617 NC doesn't even have hair anymore, lmao
The Guy Who Likes Oreo exactly
Trying to imagine Nostalgia Crit with Decker's hair... Lol!
Ps: It's like a Nic Cage look-alike, but with Capt'n Morgan's hairdos!
Tremors is a classic and one of the most fun movies that I have seen. Also, the practical effects are absolutely fantastic.
Fuck yeah, Tremors 1 and 2 are awesome!
3...not so much. >>
+Dizzy Doom 4 is better...
cinemasaur I never watched it. The idea of it taking place in the far past of the Old West is just weird to me.
+Dizzy Doom It's a genuinely charming movie that really hearkens back to the first movie with a fresh Old West paint. Plus Black Hand Kelly is awesome and Burt's ancestor is hilarious in contrast to his great great grandson.
Alex Howard Again, still apphrense.
***** I never had an interest. It just looked so boring.
The car scene was not useless, it is the setup to the payoff of them doing the same things to the houses and other cars,.. it is to show they attack indiscriminately, this is why they attack the generator first, then the husband, then the lady in the car, forming a pit underneath it... therefore it is a setup to a payoff, and not useless at all.
I'm a meatwad fan too
The internet hair with the best personality! The part that scared me as a kid was when the guys chewed off head was under his hat on the ground.
Does this also mean you'll review the Langoliers?
Watched it with my dad, thought it was gonna be bad cuz my dad's no critic but it was amazing
Zombeavers please
Yes finally! someone who reviews my childhood movies!
i always like this film but what no dune jokes
good one
+Floofie PUN CITY!!!!!!!!!!!
Analysis of scifi , maybe his spice wasn't flowing
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I think a better idea would be that they go for whatever food is available, when it's available, even if they're not hungry. Lionfish will eat other fish until their stomachs are completely full and they have a fish or two hanging out of their mouths, for example. I'm pretty sure the one waiting them out knows they're there, and won't leave them alone unless something else comes by to capture its attention. Maybe that's why the guy stayed in the tower until he died of dehydration, who knows?
"not a movie you must watch before you die". . . Sir, pistols at dawn. More seriously... care to name a Better monster movie franchise that isnt godzilla?
+Decker Shado There's a 1997 Timothy Busfield movie called Trucks. It's based on the short story written by horror author Stephen King. It's about a bunch of trucks coming to life and kill a bunch of people. This movie also takes place in a town in Nevada. The town's called Lunar. Yeah, Lunar has trucks and Perfection has Graboids.
How about, The Fall of Tremors!!! Lol
RIP Fred Ward.
Hey TH-cam unsubbed me from this channel
17:25 That sucker's an 8-gauge! Notice Michael Gross's terrible chicken-wing. That's an ordinary no-no with an ordinary long gun. It's a severe no-no with an 8-gauge.
17:28 Skags always reminded me more of the monster from DeepStar Six. Just the mouth, really. There's a DLC for Borderlands 2 that has creatures called "craboids."
19:16 The stock on that elephant gun broke when they did that. That's a multi-thousand dollar heirloom-quality gun! It's also legally classified as a "destructive device" due to its b0re diameter exceeding 20mm.
22:24 Watch them chicken-wings, you two!
THEY MADE ANOTHER MOVIE? WHEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEN?
+Nightvampirefear Came out yesterday, I believe.
holy crap yesterday?!
+Decker Shado please review friday of the 13th series please decker
+Decker Shado or tucker and dale v evil
There was a short-lived TV series on the Syfy channel that was set in Universe with all the movies. Sadly no one seems to remember it. it had a government lab nearby that was doing experiments that released a chemical creating mutant monsters. I believe this had no connection whatsoever with the Graboids, who were also still around, but kept in a nature preserve.