First Time Watching Tremors (1990) Movie Reaction & Commentary
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- Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
- This was a fun, easy watching type of movie - Perfect for a chilled out Sunday afternoon.
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Storyline
A small town gradually becomes aware of a strange creature which picks off people one by one. But what is this creature, and where is it? At the same time, a seismologist is working in the area, she detects _tremors_. The creature lives underground, and can 'pop up' without warning. Trapped in their town, the town-folk have no escape.
Horror, comedy, Kevin Bacon, First Time Watching.
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It appears I'm not alone in being prepared for a world overrun with quicksands' deathly grip.
We'll be here when the sand rises up.
You're my people.
We might have a movie idea here 😂
Well I was under the impression that falling anvils would be more of a concern, time is the greatest teacher.
I’m sure quicksand was a bigger deal back in the day. As time passed, more and more parking lots and driveways took over in its place. 🤣 However, every once and a while you’ll see a sinkhole on the news. I see sinkholes as quicksands big brother. Always putting up with the annoyances of life until one day it snaps and swallows an entire house. 😂. You can put that in your movie, but I want credit. lol
I was also freaked out by quicksand when I was a kid, when I saw a horse swallowed by quicksand in a western flick decades ago.
John Mulaney also shared this fear
I love the detail that Burt, a real gun-nut does. When he takes the revolver back from Melvin, knowing very well that it is unloaded, he STILL opens the cylinder to check if its loaded before tucking it away. Good form!
That’s what you learn from being the head of the household of the Keaton family!!
Alec Baldwin should take tips from Burt.
What's funny is, a few years before this was released, Michael Gross did a somewhat anti-gun commercial. However, not only is he the only actor that appears in everything Tremors (except the one featuring Bacon's return), he is VERY well versed in the use of firearms, explosives, and other weapons, every time, and always handlss them "by the book". So, either he has an extremely good trainer, or he really does handle firearms on a regular basis in real life.
@@dustin872 hahahah dude left all his blanks on match game
Kevin Bacon’s character threw the bomb behind the worm so that when it exploded and the sound hurt it, it would drive it straight ahead, not paying attention to where it was going, so that it would go off the cliff before it realized what it was doing.
DING DING DING. Also the running scared makes them sprint. He basically supercharged the worm.
Stampede!
The gun room scene will never not be legendary as hell.
I saw this in a theater when it was released, and the audience went CRAZY during that scene.
"Surely they can hear the horses running?"
Yes they can, and don't call them Shirley! 😀😀
😂
@@RyanCarrington a suggestion: THE BURBS! people compared the soldier guy in tremors to iconic soldier guy rumsfield in the Burbs and they are not wrong...its very fun and hilarious
It's finally happening! Everyone is discovering Tremors! It's always been one of my favorite movies.
It's a good'un!
There's so much "Jaws" in it (the head reveal moment) and the "Dad" from "Family Ties" goes survivalist with Reba McIntyre.
@@kellyfehr3719 Admittedly Tremors always freaked me out more solely because I live smack in the middle of the country so the ocean isn't here for me to be afraid of. But dirt? Shit's everywhere! And I don't have any mountains to run to if they show up! Little me could only think "Man if those thing are real, I'm boned"
All 3 were awesome!
"A 'FUN' movie" is about the simplest, most accurate description of Tremors there is! That is what it is, in a nutshell.
Also, despite being catagorized as some "B-Movie Horror Flick", in it's own way it is sheer PERFECTION.
In my mind, this movie takes place sometime after Big Trouble in Little China, which you should absolutely watch. Poor Egg Shen out there trying to retire, only to be sent to the Hell of Giant Sandworms.
If you're watching Big Trouble in Little China, then you have to watch Buckaroo Banzai.
Movies like "Fright Night", "The Lost Boys" and "Tremors" are examples of what i liked the most about the 80s. That and the music.
"Desert Orcas" is a fantastic description of the Graboids! The Orca is my favourite sea mammal and your observation was spot on! 😊
This should have way more likes. I laughed very hard at that desert orcas part...But he was 100% right
Hahaha >
You need to watch the movie, Orca: the Killer Whale, from 1977. Really well done, kind of a thriller movie, in the sea.
"KEVIN BACON"
Mmmmm ... Bacon
You should see Bacon in "Stir of Echoes."
"How often do people fall down in real life? Never. How often in horror movies? Constantly." LOL
This! I probably fall, or trip, once every 7 years. It’s not a common occurrence.
I will say it’s probably more likely to happen if you’re absolutely terrified, in a blind panic & running for your life, but even then, I doubt it’s gonna happen very often.🤣
Love this movie! I saw this film growing up on The Navajo Nation. The idea of the movie came from Brent Maddock and SS Wilson whom were in the Navy. They were sitting on a large Boulder, they were taking notes, and one of them said "What if there was something under the ground that would never let us off this rock?" And thus Tremors was born.
Ahhh nice!
I’m 17 and I can guarantee that as a kid I loved this movie. It was my favourite thing to watch on my family’s DVD player when we would go camping.
7:54 I was absolutely terrified as a kid at the thought of quicksand. Watching old Tarzan movies conditioned me to believe that I needed to watch my step anywhere I went.
I love this movie. The sequels are Baconless and not as good except for the character of Bert Gummer, who gets his chance to shine.
You can't blame the Graboids for wanting to eat some delicious Bacon.
Glad it's not just me!
I think my fear came from The Neverending Story and The Brave Little Toaster when I was really little.
I feel like quicksand was in a lot back then 😅
Quicksand is rare but real what freaks me out is times when I've been fishing on a clay river bank and the mud just absolutely sucks you up to your legs and you can kiss your shoes goodbye if you want to get out. And you will need help and you're probably going to lose your fishing rod too.
@@RyanCarrington OMG that's a throwback I love The brave Little toaster so much I rewatched it recently and they just don't make kids movies like that anymore.
@@JoshuaC0rbit I'll have to rewatch it too. That's gonna give me some weird nostalgia. It had a bit of a creepy vibe as a kid. Don't think I've seen it since I was about 6. I used to watch it a lot though, I've still got scenes imprinted on my brain. It'll be interesting to see how they compare to the actual movie.
Its one of those movies that were always on TV in the 90s, so Ive seen it 100s of times.
Well if you haven't seen it yet, you should watch the Thing! Fantastic practical effects by the legend Rob Botin, starring the stud Kurt Russel. Since you like great scenery, you should also check Bone Tomahawk with Kurt Russel too, it has a great cast with great performances, it's a western horror movie. Glad I came across your channel, I like your commentary!
Thanks man, and thanks for the recommendation! Keep an eye out 🤙
This was filmed near Lone Pine and Alabama Hills California in high desert. Back in the 80's I dated a girl from a nearby area, a 'census designated district' (not big enough for a town I guess) and every dude I met aged late teens to early 30's chewed tobacco...every single one.
Tons and tons of Westerns have been shot at Lone Pine (Alabama Hills) since the 1910s. There is a museum in Lone Pine dedicated to films shot in the Alabamas. There’s an exhibit for Tremors! Plus, Quentin Tarantino has shot scenes there for some of his movies. So there’s an exhibit for Django Unchained.
Tremors was one of my favorite movies as a kid. Instead of playing "the floor is lava" me brother and I played "tremors"
Nice!
It seemed like every cartoon, sitcom, and adventure movie had quicksand in it when I was a kid. But I also read science books as a kid, one or two of which explained what quicksand was and how it worked, and it sounded like it would be a rather uncommon phenomenon in my part of the world. Sinkholes eating your whole neighborhood out from under you, though . . .
I grew up in Arizona, so this scenery was nothing new to me, it was what I had seen all my life, but it still never gets old. :)
It's stunning 😊
When Kevin, screams Fuuuuuuuuck U
it gets me everytime!!! Love this movie. Watched a million times and it never gets old
A lot of people didn't like this movie when it first came out but for some reason it started growing on everyone through the years.
Omg omg omg one of my favourite movies ever!! Sorry just got home from work and this popped up. I can’t wait!
Get comfy!
I think Kevin Bacon is actually in about 90% of all films, lol
I need more Bacon!
@@RyanCarrington My Nana always used to say "When in doubt, wrap it in bacon"
look up 6 degrees of kevin bacon
Thank you Sir. May I have another!?
This movie was in constant rotation with me and my little brother. The creature effects are so impressive that they look better than 90% of the CGI crap we see these days.
I would've always had it on as well!
All but one of the sequels are worth watching, and actually a lot of fun as well.
Agree
Which sequel isn't worth watching? I think I only made it to #2. Also I know Imgur/reddit has an annual "Burt Gummer Day" (April 14)
LOVE this movie! It's a great buddy classic. So much fun!
This was one of my go-to favorite movies as a child, and it still holds up.
16:23 best scene in the movie..... this is one of those movies that if you stumble upon it you always end up watching it
Watching that "generator" man pulled into the sand, all I could think of was "Jaws." And again when when the worm came up through the cafe floor and ate the fellow = Quint disappearing in "Jaws."
Funny enough, I never really questioned why Reba was dual-wielding pistols in the basement until I watched you video. HOWEVER, due to recent experiences, I immediately understood WHY she would do it and why it would make logical sense, lol.
Basically, I’ve recently been watching a RUclips channel called The Fat Electrician, who is ex-military and talks about various military things. One of his videos was on the Colt M1911 pistol with .45 ACP and why there are special forces units that will use that pistol today, even though it’s been +100 years since it was made and the 9mm Beretta is standard issue for the military.
TLDR; America was involved in fighting somewhere in Asia at the turn of the 1900’s and we were fighting guys who’d go into battle so high on opium that they’d ignore bullet wounds. Since guns at the time weren’t cutting it, an experiment was performed…basically, to see what the SMALLEST calibre of bullet could be made that would still consistently kill a cow in one shot.
Because, you know, using a bullet that has the stopping power to kill a 1000lbs animal in one shot against a 150lbs crackhead isn’t total overkill, lol.
Once the found that .45 rounds were the smallest bullets that could consistently drop cows, patron saint of firearms John Moses Browning developed the M1911 pistol specifically to fire that calibre of bullets. Thusly known as .45 ACP- Automatic Colt Pistol.
So, I’m actually pretty sure that Reba is using an M1911 in each hand to shoot the graboid, chambered in .45 ACP. Because while that acronym is SUPPOSED to mean automatic colt pistol, considering the history of the gun, it’s completely appropriate to call it an Anti-Cow Projectile.
Such a classic movie, at least to me. Saw it as a kid and it's been a favorite ever since.
Glad to see you watch it.
Thanks for watching 🙂🤙
As a kid, I was definitely affected by this movie. I was hopping on rocks and tip-toe'ing outside for a decent amount of time after seeing it.
My friends and I, instead of playing "the floor is lava" or "quicksand" we'd play Tremors, where you couldn't touch the ground or else they'll eat you.
Just to clarify, Valentine purposefully threw the bomb behind the graboid because he knew they would be forced to run away from the sound it makes, in this case the direction of the cliff. Pretty smart plan to come up with on the fly!
Yeah I didn't realise until Kev explained 😅
This is what makes Monster movies a classic. Genius outsmart a Genius.
Loved this movie since it's release. Great reaction!! And your comment/question about quicksand had me rolling on the ground laughing. I was exactly the same growing up.
Haha thanks for watching dude!
23:37 - He threw it behind the worm so the explosion/noise would cause it to accelerate (due to the pain to it's hearing) and go right out of the cliff
I love this series so much, and it really saddens me that it's so underappreciated. It may be a b-tier movie, but I'd say it's got top-tier quality.
You're not alone on the quicksand thing. Because all I understood was that quicksand was sand, I used to be convinced that anywhere that had sand meant I was at risk of sinking to my death. On a side note, it's increasingly wonderful to see so many people watching and enjoying this movie. Tremors wasn't super poorly received back in the day, but it flew under a lot of people's radars, and that was a crying shame. This movie came out when I was 3 years old and my dad loved it, so I've been watching Tremors my whole life. The first is still the best, but I enjoyed the second and fourth quite a bit, too. 3's fun because it fully embraces the glorious insanity that is Burt Gummer, so while it's not quite as strong story-wise, it's a whacky good time.
Quicksand got to us all I think 😂
It's definitely a decent and fun watch. Still need to give the sequels a go! 🤙
So, the buddy, Earl, was played by the great Fred Ward who very recently died, but a sometimes lead, but mainly supporting actor that's been in a lot of good flicks. Particularly, he played Gus Grissom in one of my very favorite movies, "The Right Stuff". I have a whole regular spiel I do that I won't bore you with now, and suggested play list, but maybe you're already familiar with this stuff, but if you aren't and you're into historical based, NASA, space race age stuff, start with "The Right Stuff". I can give you the spiel on demand.
I grew up during the Kevin Bacon era, so I'm a big fan. There's lots of good stuff to check out, but just to name a couple, you don't get more vintage Kevin Bacon than "Footloose"! It's an 80s movie that on face value seems like kind of a frivolous flick, but I think it's actually very well done, and makes some social and political commentary that's probably more relevant today than it ever was (at least in the US). It's a huge part of my childhood that is so sacred to me, that I still refuse to watch the remake.
Another favorite that I've always thought was phenomenal, but underappreciated was "Murder In The First", based on the true story of the trial that brought down Alcatraz. At the time at least, I thought it was Kevin Bacon's finest performance, and it also had an additional cast of Christian Slater, Gary Oldman, and others. The director, Marc Rocco, made a few other really good flicks, one of them another personal favorite from my youth, but he sadly died fairly young. I think I was 14 or 15, and I remember it probably began my disillusionment with the credibility of The Academy Awards. I think it did win a couple technical Oscars, but I felt it was generally snubbed.
Appreciate the recommendations, the info and the detail, man 👊
In my late 30s and this was one perhaps every week on TV as a kid for what felt like 10 years and you know what was on the other side? The Fugitive. The effects are done incredibly well which goes a little unnoticed often blending miniature to full size practical, seamless.
I saw this at the cinema when I was 14 and being 14, I was more interested in my date and only really absorbed 5 percent of the film. I did however, give it another go the following year when it was on cable. I really enjoyed it. Like you said, it's just a fun time. The characters are amusing. The monsters are really well done. The scenery is amazing. And let's be honest, Bacon goes with pretty much everything.
I would've been the same if I got girls when I was 14 😂
Bacon most certainly does!
All Americans didn't drive automatics back in 1990. Many of them still drove stick/manual. Today pretty much the entire country does drive automatic, but not 33 years ago.
"They work as a team as well?" That's the least of it....they learn. They evolve.
I think one thing you missed about this movie is just how far from civilization they are!
They live in a town of 14 people in the middle of no where and they mentioned multiple times that the phones were down.
Getting help isn't as simple as calling emergency services down the road.
Fun fact the female prepper is played by a very famous country singer named Reba McEntire. One of her sons named Shelby blackstock is a race car driver in one of the series I watch. Black Velvet is the only Reba McEntire song I can think of but it's damn good.
Black Velvet isn't Reba. It's Allanah Myles.
Reba is Fancy, The Night The Lights Went Out In Georgia. Not to mention a ton of others.
I watched some behind-the-scenes stuff of this film not too long ago. One of the cinematographers talked about how they would dig trenches in the dirt, cover up props tied to ropes and pull them along to get a certain effect. He specifically mentioned how a lot of their filming techniques was the sort of thing you'd *never* see done today. I find it super interesting how some older low-budget films had to kind of invent their own means of doing things. Wish more films would use experimental techniques or angles to get unique effects. Sam Raimi is another director who tends to use pretty unusual angles and styles in his movies.
Oh that's interesting!
I love this movie. Fred Ward and Kevin Bacon were such a great team, and did such a great job of making us believe they had been friends forever.
I saw this at the drive in theater a week after it came out, and I had so much fun I stayed through the second feature to watch it again. :D
Yeah, they definitely had chemistry! Good casting for sure!
My boyfriend has long considered this a near-perfect movie. Each time I watch it I appreciate it even more.
I had a copy of the Anarchist's Cookbook, but only because it was banned. The contents were woefully outdated, even in the '80's. The imprivised munitions and survival manuals from the US military are much more interesting, chemical substitutes, how-to's with materials even available in prison, rocketry, hardware store gun builds, lots of stuff.
You said it looked like Burt had been reading the Anarchists' Cookbook, I think Burt might have written it haha Burt is my hero!
😂😂😂
Kevin Bacon was in the first Friday The Thirteenth (1980) movie. Michael Gross played Michael J. Fox’s dad on Family Ties (1982-1989).
Ahhh ok! I still need to watch that!
i saw a video for RUMSFIELD in the BURBS, a good movie suggestion to react to, and it was so well done and then someone compared it to Burt Gummer in tremors and i can see the similarites..iconic stuff man
This movie spawned like 6 sequels and a made for cable tv series. Michael Gross who plays Burt Gummer stars in all of them.
"Tremors": a B-movie that rose to A-level with Humor, Horror and Romance.;) Kevin Bacon made this movie during a low point in his career. For years it was "Yeah, I made 'Tremors." These days it's "Hell Yeah I made 'Tremors!" Actor Michael Gross, starts off as the stereotypical Prepper, to become the "Badass Burt Gummer" throughout the movie series. The Graboids evolve during the series, flying and flamethrower farting in later editions.
I didn't realise this was during a low point! Weirdly, I'm so familiar with Kevin Bacon yet I haven't watched many of his films!
Kevin Bacon is famous for "Footloose", "Animal House" and "Guardians of the Galaxy".
My favorite Kevin Bacon movies are "Apollo 13" and "Quicksilver".
He was incredible in a movie called "Murder in the First", just incredible.
Think Green Mile meets Shawshank Redemption.
Definitely need to check out some more Kevin Bacon 🙌
So since the graboids are so sensitive to vibrations, explosions scare them to move faster because it over stimulates their sensitive senses. So they run. Like when someone jumps out and scares you, you get a flight or fight response. So sudden explosions made them run sensing danger. So when Kevin Bacon 🥓 three the pipe bomb the graboids freaked out and went faster and went whoop, right off the cliff.
As kids we thought of this movie as the adult version of "the floor is lava"
Not only does Mindy survive the Tremors, a few years later she survived a T-Rex attack and velociraptors.
You know what, I had a small feeling that was her, but it's been a long time since I've watched Jurassic Park and thought I might've been way off the mark!
The explosions where so loud it hurt them with such intense underground vibrations that they had to run away from the noise as seen by the first example of them blowing up the first bomb and them all running away from the noise. So he threw it past sp when it went off it had no choice but to get away as fast as possible and the only direction to could go was forward right over the cliff
A road trip across America is a huge undertaking.
Just an example New York to Los Angeles is 4,500 kilometers. (42 hours of driving)
Yeah, I'll only commit to it once I have enough money and free time 😊
first time noticing that bert checked melvins gun aftar taking it from him even tho it was empty, maybe he thought he did load it, who knows:P
Apparently people have said that it's good gun etiquette but I wouldn't know!
🤣 You gotta be the first person ever to root for the little girl to get eaten.
😂😂😂
If I remember rightly, someone in the comments wasn't too happy about that 😅
But come to think of it, Ive just recently done a reaction to The Witch and I did a similar thing on that movie too. I think I just can't stand annoying kids haha!
@@RyanCarrington 😄
Fun fact: This was actually 'Footloose 2'😁
😂
Footloose is on the list actually!
That was a blast from the past! Am loving the reactions!!!
I get the feeling the director/production rented a crane for the film and just decided 'I'm getting my money's worth!!!'
Thank you!
Haha maybe that's it!!
We asked and you delivered! And quite timely! Gonna go watch this on my Tv instead of my phone! Yay!! 🎃🎃🎃
Comfort is key!
I'm glad you enjoyed it. I've loved this film since one night when i was channel hopping and it was about to start on BBC1, in the mid 90's. As a fellow Brit i've never seen real quicksand before either, and the only other thing i remember Kevin Bacon from is Friday The 13th.
Thanks for watching, man 🙂
I had no idea Kevin Bacon was on that movie!
He threw the bomb behind the monster to piss it off with the noise and make it charge faster towards him and the cliff. You know like a stampede.
This is my favorite movie when I was a kid
This was staple TV viewing when I was growing up in the early 90's lol. Tremors used to come on HBO allll the time. And you kept making me laugh with your comments about the aesthetics of the convenience store (never really thought about it before) On the west coast, you'll see shops with that mom and pop feel scattered outside a lot of cities especially in the rural communities outside San Francisco.
Yeah, I just really loved it haha!
Just not like a shop I've ever been in 😅
I never saw "Tremors", but I just dipped in to the very beginning of your review to see what you thought. It looks like you had a good time so...... I'll put it on MY list! "Fun easy watching type of movie". Great prescription!
It's one of those where I'd happily lie on the sofa on a lazy Sunday with some snacks and just enjoy!
@@RyanCarrington the sequels get increasingly bonkers and bad in a good way. Not necessarily reaction material, but like you said, chill on a couch stuff.
Tremors is exactly that, casual fun watching, always happy to see it on TV back in the day.
If I survived something like this I'd move to the mountains and never come back down
First time watching Tremors... Good pick... Great reaction my guy! Now start watching really scary movies! LOL
In my childhood, I've been in 2 situations with quicksand-like conditions. One was on a field trip to Padilla Bay when I got too close to the water, I fell and had to sit on garbage bags on the way home. The second time was at a crick that I walked by and across every day for elementary school, I lost a shoe (can't remember if I recovered it)
I hope you were prepared by watching lots of quicksand movie situations!
When this movie was made, manual transmissions were still very common in the US. Especially in cheap cars or compact pickup trucks. I never had an automatic until I was middle aged. GenX remembers.
Burt is played by Michael Gross. He was the dad in Family Ties with Michael J. Fox.
Is that the one he was doing while filming Back To The Future?
If you have not seen it, you should check out The Evil Dead series starring Bruce Campbell.
Yeah, this would not have happened without the first two of those. ☺️
I've seen it!! Have you watched the Ash Vs Evil dead series?
Rest in Peace Fred Ward. Earl was a leader, good friend and hero.
Oh no! I hadn't heard! ☹️
@@RyanCarrington Yes, yesterday. Good reaction to one of my favorite movies.
Burt Gummer didn't just read the anarchist cookbook, he probably volunteered a recipe or two.
😂😂😂
I love the couple with the guns 😂
I was also scared of quicksand as a child for no apparent reason
We should start a support group for others like us 😂
I definitely thought quick sand was going to be a real issue , holy cow , dude !!!! It was in like every movie , even giligans island , Brady bunch , lol …..
Haha I'm so happy people are in agreement with me 😂
And now we ponder The Six Degrees of Kevin Bacon
Haha yes, how did that even start?
Ok I'll try it....Michael Gross was in tv show "Family Ties" with Michael J Fox.....Michael was in "Back to the Future" with Christopher Lloyd (Doc)....Christopher Lloyd was in "One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest" with Jack Nicholson.....and Jack was in "A Few Good Men" with...Kevin Bacon!!
Next!! 😊😊
Crazy to think that this film didn't preform well at the box-office when it came out, and didn't do much in UK cinema's either, back in 1989. I saw Tremors when it arrived on VHS rental in the UK. I think CIC video put it out. The film built up a strong cult following, and is now regarded as a classic. It's sequels less so, but it's still a go to movie whenever you feel a Jaws/Tremors double bill. They don't make films like Termors anymore. Sad to say.
Yup,As a kid I also thought way to much about quicksand:)
Seems like it might be a common thing!
I worked at the movie theaters in high school in the '90's when this came out. I never got tired of watching it. You really need to come to the US and take a proper road trip out west. I usually ride my bike out that way. Last summer, I took my girls on a road trip out west to Zion, Moab and Telluride. I can't recommend the Narrows enough.
I really do! Sounds amazing.
Kevin Bacon was great in Footloose and Patriot's Day!
Footloose is definitely one I need to check out. Comes up a lot!
You might enjoy 'Pumpkinhead.' which is another cult horror/monster movie from the 1990s. It had a terrible publicity campaign, capped by a movue poster that didn't show the actual monster, just an evil clown with a pumpkin on his head, which had NOTHING to do with the movie. Have you watched 'Christine' yet? One of the best Steven King novels put to film.
Stakeout is a good buddy movie from the 80s. Emilio estavez and Richard dreyfuss. Not a horror but one for future viewing if you haven't seen it. All the best.
I'll stick it on the list!
@@RyanCarrington cheers dude, not sure what my favourite horror is, not my favourite genre, dog soldiers is good, and I like the evil dead films especially army of darkness the 3rd one.
All the times I've seen this, I NEVER noted ( 5:52 ) Earl's reaction to seeing what the others see. Good on you, Fred Ward!
Pro Tip: Anything you read in "The Anarchist's Cookbook" and put into practice, is VERY LIKELY to cause your death or dismemberment. The author was an anarchist, who thought of a great way to eliminate his competition -- by giving self-destructive instructions.
I saw an documentary with the author. He now regrets the book and tried to get it removed from circulation. Was interesting actually. I'd tell you the name if I remembered. It was on Netflix or HBO I think.
Everytime I see the famer in his getup. I always think of a well aged freddy krueger. Like of he had retired the killing biz and became a farmer out of rejection, NV. Layer perfection, NV.
Quicksand. Yup, after seeing Blazing Saddles, my lava games turned into quicksand games. And Tremors can be called a modern creature feature, a subtype of horror usually associated with black and white '50s movies about giant bug invasions
Quicksand just dominate childhoods 😂
Still need to watch Blazing Saddles.
This movie started the floor is lava game. The floor has tremors lol
Kevin's biggest movie is "Foot loose".
You so have to watch the second one!!! Love this series so much
I think the explosion behind the last one was meant to startle it into speeding up.
I realised after Kevin Bacon explained it 😅
I was as much in the dark as the other 2 😂
@@RyanCarrington I do think that second tremors movie is a good watch as well, despite the lack of Kevin Bacon. After that the quality is in pretty sharp decline.
Actually, the series of Tremors movies are pretty good 👍
Ooh, good to know! 👊
Death sentence is a sick flick with Kevin Bacon that is dark enough to fit into horror season. Best of luck mate, well made reactions! 🤘
Thank you and thanks for the recommendation 🤙