TREMORS (1990) MOVIE REACTION VIDEO! FIRST TIME WATCHING!
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- TREMORS (1990) MOVIE REACTION VIDEO! FIRST TIME WATCHING!
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Watch me watch this classic 1990 horror movie, Tremors, in this first time watching reaction video! Tremors tells the story of Val and Earl band together with and a small isolated town, who must defend themselves against strange underground creatures, which are killing them off one by one.
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The film was directed by Ron Underwood and written by S.S. Wilson and Brent Maddock. Tremors stars Kevin Bacon as Valentine McKee, Fred Ward as Earl Bass, Finn Carter as Rhonda LeBeck, Michael Gross as Burt Gummer, Reba McEntire as Heather Gummer, Robert Jayne as Melvin Plug, Charlotte Stewart as Nancy, Tony Genaro as Miguel, Ariana Richards as Mindy, Richard Marcus as Nestor and Victor Wong as Walter Chang.
Check out this first time watching horror reaction video for Tremors, and see if I can make it as a horror movie rookie. Horror is a genre I've barely explored, mostly because I'm a huge wuss. Typically my Halloween movie viewings consist of Hocus Pocus and Halloweentown. This year I decided to expand my horror movie knowledge and try and watch these horror movie fan favourites.
Check out my first time watching this classic 1990 horror movie, Tremors, and enjoy my reaction video! Don't forget to like and subscribe for more videos! If you have suggestions for other horror movies I should watch, comment below!
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Kevin Bacon didn't even want to do this movie because he thought it would kill his career and then it ended up being one of his most well-regarded roles.
Yeah, apparently he didn't want to associate himself with the role for years, but ultimately came around on the subject.
Well, Kevin Bacon did end up doing Tremors because his career took a downward turn after his big role in the hit movie, Footloose. His subsequent films, like Quicksilver and She's Having A Baby, all flopped, and he basically took Tremors because he wasn't getting a lot of roles. The same year he did Tremors he got cast in Flatliners.
Have you seen his films?
That isn't very assuring.
I grew up watching this movie on the Navajo Nation! It's one of my favorites! The idea for the movie came from the screenwriters Brent Maddock and SS Wilson, whom were in the Navy. They were sitting on a large boulder taking notes in a Nevada Test Site and one of them said, "What if there was something under the ground that would never let us off this rock?" Thus the movie Tremors was born
That's awesome! Such a cool story! Thanks for watching!
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@@ReelReviewsWithJen there`s 6 movies and a tv series :):)
@@kylereese4822 - also there are TV shows that do their version of it. Xena is one of them, I think Hercules had his own version too but I could be wrong on Herc.
@@ReelReviewsWithJen You're Soo Amazing 💖👍 love your reactions!!! And LOL that grumpy old guy's on his little RV trailer the hungry monster worm goes straight for him Yummy 😋 LOL you said he's an easy meal LOL he tries lying in a tractor tire like it's a life pesevor then it Sucks him through Eating him up lol it was actually pretty funny looking scene wouldn't you agree?
Yes, that is Victor Wong from John Carpenter's Prince of Darkness as Walter, Jen. But sci-fi audiences were first introduced to him in John Carpenter's Big Trouble In Little China, which again, I highly recommend. It's not a horror film, it's more of a Kung Fu-fantasy adventure movie with Kurt Russell.
And he's also the mentor of the 3 Ninja kids!!!
In 2001 Victor Wong and his wife were watching the news about the World Trade Center because his sone was in New York. He was alright. That night Wong wife went to bed and he stayed up to watch more about the World Trade Center. The next day September 12 2001 Victor Wong died of a heart attack
@@cyndifrisch5498 OMG that's so sad.
In September 11 2001 a man name Henryk Siwiak was killed. I am going to tell you what happened. Mr Siwiak, 46, had been living in New York about 11 months since moving here form Poland to find work and send money home to his wife of 20 years, Eva, and their two children, Gabriela 18, and Adam, 11. His job in Poland as a railroad man had dried up, and now he was living near his sister, Lucyna Siwiak, in the Rockaways. On September 11, he had found a job, mopping floors overnight in a pathmark supermarket on Albany Avenue in Brooklyn. He was to start that night. He put on his favorite outfit, a choice that would be scrutinized by detectives later: camouflage pants and a matching coat that he had bought from the Salvation Army and black boots. He carried sneakers and another pair of pants in a backpack. He had asked the landlady at his house on beach 91st street how to get to the store, and they found Albany Avenue on a subway map. Take the a train to Utica, she told him, not realizing that she was sending him to 1 Albany Avenue in Bedford Stuyvesant, and not 1525 Albany Avenue, where the store was, more then three miles away in Farragut. He walked up the steps of the subway station sometime after 11 pm. Camouflage or no, he stood out right away. I passed the white guy on Fulton Street, a witness told detectives later. He reached the wrong stretch of Albany and turned right, the wrong way. The block, at the top of the Avenue, was dangerous Detective Prate said, and that night would not have been any different. I don’t know if the World Trade Center falling down really affects the drug trade on Albany Avenue, he said. Neighbors heard shots. A blood trail showed that Mr. Siwiak, wounded, crossed Decatur Street and went up a stoop to ting a doorbell for help. I heard the bell ringing, a woman in the building told detectives later, but I wasn’t answering it after I heard those shots. Mr. Siwiak went back down the steps and fell on his face and died. The Police Department’s Crime Scene Unit aids in homicide and sexual assault investigations, hauling out big, bright lights to scenes like this one to help find fingerprints, footprints and other clues, but the unit could not come to Decatur that night. Practically every officer in town was working a 12th or 14th hour somewhere else when Mr. Siwiak fell. Instead, an evidence collection team, which normally responds to burglaries and other non fatal crimes, investigated the scene. Ten years later not a single witness to the shooting has surfaced. Detective Prate has interviewed people arrested in other crimes in the area, hoping to make a deal fir information, which no luck.detective Prate would not rule anything . There is a $12,000 reward. In Poland, Mr Siwiak,s widow has all but given up. I’m afraid this is forever, she said on the telephone this week. Every year on the anniversary, Mr Siwiak's sister now 62 makes her way to St Patrick's Cathedral, another mourner in the crowd, but separated. Sometimes it is too crowded, or she is told she needs a ticket, and so she puts it off for a couple of days,Nudged aside, by a city's larger loss
Isn't that the same guy as in Gremlins?
Tremors was actually filmed in Lone Pine, California, and Darwin, California. The fictional town of Perfection in the movie is supposed to be in Nevada.
It used to be Twin Pines, but some kid ran one over in 1955. 😏
@@StCerberusEngel LOL Damn slacker McFly.
And Perfection was also supposed to be in a valley somewhere in the Sierra Nevada Mountains. Pure granite.
Doing Mindy is Arina Richards who would later do Lex in Jurassic Park!
I was a professional lava game competitor as a child and even I would find the graboid situation tricky.
Haha right?! I was only an intermediate player at best, I’d be doomed in Tremors!
I’d be screwed. I’m in a wheelchair!
That gun he broke out of the glass doors is what a lot of people call an "elephant gun"..
The monsters aren't really eating buildings and cars and such.
They're pulling them down to get at the meat on or in them.
Some of the sequels are worth watching, there's also a prequel, "Tremors 4."
And a tv series!
I've been slowly working through the sequels and TV show since I like the first one so much, but I have to say, Tremors 2 is just sort of okay and Tremors 3 I was actively checking my watch on.
Nearly done with the TV series, and while it is in fact better than it needs to be (I was expecting a slog, but it's actually watchable), I wouldn't call it quality television.
@@ryanjohnson8131 Yup, that all sounds about right.
@@kaosken Don't remind me.
If I have to remember, then I want to spread the misery. 😂
Did you know, Jen, that Michael Gross who plays Burt Gummer in every single Tremors movie...
...also played father Stephen Keaton in the 80's sitcom "Family Ties."
Yes, Victor Wong was in Prince of Darkness and also Big Trouble in Little China, amongst other things
Awesome! Thanks for letting me know!
one of the other things was The Golden Child with main star Eddie Murphy
I saw this when I was 13 or 14 and all I could think about was how screwed I would have been in that situation because I can’t pole vault to save my life....in that case it would have been literally. 😁
Haha me either! I'd be doomed and trapped on a rock 😬
This whole concept is so cheesy but it is one of my favorite movies. Tremors always leaves me feeling up beat and like life is gonna work out fine lol
It’s such a fun movie! I really enjoyed it! Thanks for watching!
@@ReelReviewsWithJen next up; The Exorcist 😉
19:12 "We were thinking of doing some remodeling anyway so... " Love your sense of humor! 😆
Haha why thank you! Glad you enjoyed the video!
FIrst time I've seen reactors doing Tremors cos 99% of youtubers are MCU and TV shows on Netflix. Thank goodness!
Glad you enjoyed the video! Thanks for watching!
that is super not true tho
No, Kevin Bacon never returned for any sequels.
However there was a pilot for a new tv series a few years ago which he starred in. Didn't get picked up unfortunately.
Michael Gross is the real star of the series
Burt only runs out of bullets in the 2nd film LOL
Whatever studio created those monsters did a seriously great job. The way the were able to move around while the smaller inside ones came out and also moved, all independently of each other, had to have been a pretty complex process. I bet they had like 5 or 6 people just operating one of them. Pretty cool. I wonder where they keep them now.
Such a great movie, done in more of a 50s-60s style horror rather than the over the top style of it's time, and now.
Val and Earl were the perfect duo, and made this movie 200% better than it was.
I really enjoyed their on screen dynamic, thanks for watching!
Well said. TREMORS is absolutely a flick done in the spirit of 1950s giant, mutated creature sci-fi thrillers. It's a great homages to that era.
I'm pretty sure that device Bert was using is a case polisher to clean cartridge casings.
The sunscreen on the nose part, I've seen that occasionally at the ski resort I work at.
For some people, they want zinc oxide, SPF 1 million, and they cake it on their nose.
The lifeguards on our beaches in Australia do it too. It’s spending long days in the sun with it reflecting off flat surfaces onto them, helps stop severe burning.
Fun Fact: Tremors was originally given an R rating by the MPAA for not just violence, but also at least 20 uses of the F-word. The filmmakers decided to make the film more marketable by removing most of those scenes and dubbing over the rest, like “mother-humpers" and “can you fly, sucker," and Tremors ended up with a PG-13 rating.
Is there an R-rated version available for viewing?
Haha! That's so funny! Such creative alternatives! Maybe I can try and sell them on "Cheese & Rice!"
@@ScarlettM I don't believe so.
@@ReelReviewsWithJen Cheese & Rice is definitely creative! lol
Honestly that cord around the worker’s foot has haunted me since I was a kid, and I don’t even like to get my foot stuck in the vacuum cord 😂
Earl's big riffle is a "Elephant Gun" that is a Belgian-made William Moore & Co. 8-gauge firing solid slugs. When they jumped from the rocks it fell and broke its stock from its own! Apparently, on the wall of guns, among the pistols, there is a .600 Nitro Express revolver version of another elephant gun firing even larger ammo! It is a few pegs lower than the flare gun in some shots, but not in all of them as they shot that scene at multiple locations and rebuilt the set...
This is a great movie. High concept, low budget, cool assortment of characters, really funny...perfect escapist fare. Glad you liked it too.
Every family's favorite creature feature.
The story takes place in the somewhat fictional little town of Perfection, Nevada. Where it was actually shot is a secret only the credits can tell.
Melanin is the skin pigment that naturally protects against burning. More melanin = darker suntan. The more tanned you are, the less likely you are to be badly sunburnt. The nose is a particularly painful place to be burnt, so very fair-complexioned people in situations with bright sun and no shade will wear spf 35 on most of their skin and spf 4000 on their nose. Nowadays it's not just white paint; it comes in a variety of weird colors. Kermit green is fairly popular.
The thing I hate most about Tremors is that when they blew up graboid #3, Melvin the annoying little prat didn't get showered with stinky orange goo. There ain't no justice, dammital!
The Tremors series is worth exploring (Valentine does not return, but Burt and Earl do). The movies get weirder as they go along, but the first 2 are the best, imo. There was also a short lived TV series that aired on SyFy.
Walter is indeed the professor from Prince of Darkness. He is also in Big Trouble In Little China (also directed by John Carpenter), which you should check out. It's not horror, but it's a lot of fun.
Awesome I'll add them to the list! I knew I recognized him! Thanks for watching!
You should definitely watch Tremors 2 and Tremors 3. Tremors 4 is a prequel set in the old West. The TV show was a lot of fun (watch 2 and 3 before the TV show). There have been more sequels the past 5-10 years but I haven't seen them so I can't say one way or the other.
Awesome I'll add the sequels to the watch list! Thanks for watching!
This was more of a 1950s-ish sci fi film. The 50s had the best sci fi, invasion from Mars, giant creature movies. They were serious but they were campy which made them fun.
This movie is a blast! I saw it in theaters as a teenager. I always assumed the nuclear testing in the southwest mutated some worm although one of the 6 or 7 sequels might provide a definitive answer.
Survivalist Burt Gummer, played by Michael Gross, becomes the lead character in many, if not all, of the sequels. The role was a departure for him because he was primarily known as the milquetoast dad on the sitcom "Family Ties" that made Michael J. Fox a star.
Some of the sequels are highly entertaining. The secret sauce to the series are the practical effects which provide enough realism to feel threatening and cut through the comedy. Some CGI may be employed down the line but there's always a puppet. I saw a boxed set that collected 5 of the movies together as a bundle!
It was such a fun movie! I really enjoyed it! I remember watching Family Ties but it was a long time ago haha Thank you so much for watching!
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Also, the Gummer's private stash "The Elephant Gun" is probably an (old) .450 to .480 Nitro Express. Expanding bullets (like a hollow point.)
Basically a 12-gauge slug from a longer rifled barrel with almost 2x the powder.
About the only thing that would be more effective, would be a .50-cal anti-material rifle. Which would have gone through the Graboid's head, and lodged several inches into the non-existent proper bream soil beyond the cinder blocks.
You've been fortunate not to see many people with sunscreen on their nose. I myself have seen it many times as I am Australian and it's a pretty regular feature of cricket players, lifeguards and surfers. Although it's usually zinc and it's because the nose sticks out a bit from under a hat and it's quite sensitive so there that is.
The Band that rocks the cradle, What lies beneath, Butterfly affect, Alien and Aliens, Preditor1 and 2, AVP, Stir of Echoes, Jaws, The Shinning, The Exorist, Jacobs ladder, Zombie land 1 and 2, and Sleepy Hollow. A few to look into.
Thank you for so many suggestions! I've seen a few of them and I'll add the others to the watch list!
Someone might have mentioned it, but the white 'sunscreen' on the nose isnt sunscreen. Its Zinc Oxide paste. Thing is back then the highest SPF was about 8 on sunscreens... and Zinc paste was often just stuck on the nose and cheeks (I think it was alot stronger than most Sunscreens). Not sure if anyone ever uses the stuff any more given how much we've come with SPF levels and we are alot more UV conscious so some Zinc Paste on the nose and cheeks doesnt cut it any more.
But yes, people used to do that in those situations... or if you were an Aussie Cricketer lol.
The final scene was added after test screening. Like you said, there had to be some smooching between Val and Rhonda.
Also of note, a lot of the special shots were actually practical effects. Some shots were done with matte paintings, a common thing in Hollywood movies.
Also, the worms' (graboids) movements were done by pulling an upside-down boat under loosely packed earth.
Excellent choice! Termors is a classic. Reba was awesome too.
Thank you! Agreed, she's awesome!
The quite funny German title of "Tremors" is "Im Land der Raketenwürmer (In the Land of the Rocket Worms)".
It was released when I was 13 years old (I don't know why but I wasn't really aware of it back then). When I accidentally stumbled over it one year later on an Austrian TV channel, I immediately was in as I found it both ridiculously silly AND super entertaining. I had a really good time watching it! 😁
I don’t know where my previous comment went but that sounds like an amazing title!
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There have been five sequels one television series and Kevin Bacon made a tv pilot that ignored the sequels. And the actor who played Burt has been in all but the Kevin Bacon pilot.
Thanks for another great reaction video, Jen! It's always a pleasure to see your reactions. Yes, Tremors was more of a comedy than a horror movie, although it does feature great creature effects and acting performances. Tremors mostly takes inspiration from the old 1950s giant monster movies like THEM! and Tarantula. Speaking of, I believe that the 1988 remake of The Blob is one that you might find a lot scarier, if it's scares that you're looking for. 😜
Thank you so much! I have The Blob on the list and was considering watching both the original and the remake as a double feature. I'm working on releasing more videos each week so I'll try and watch it soon!
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Make it a triple feature. A sequel was released in 1972 called "Son of Blob" (which is also known as: "Beware The Blob")
Dang! That will be one long reaction video! I’ll add it to the list!
Love this movie. Very cheesy and campy but definitely entertaining. 👌
Yeah I enjoyed it! So much fun!
Yeeeeesssss! My favorite B-movie!
By the way Jen, they DID use pumpkin for the graboid blood & gore. Good call!
@@darthken815 Haha!
This movie scared the shit out of me when I saw it on TV one Christmas, but in my defense I was six.
7:40 "GROSS!!!"
HAHAHAHA ... that made my day! XD
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For those who don't understand:
Big shot of Burt Gummer, played by actor Micheal Gross...
Haha glad you enjoyed the video! Thanks for watching!
In my opinion Tremors 1 - 4 are worth watching. Definitely skip 5 - 7.
Tremors is AWESOME!. Also, this really wasn't a horror. More like a B horror comedy. As you saw, they didn't take themselves seriously. Kevin Bacon was running out of money and that's why he did this movie. Didn't think it was going to do well... it didn't but gained steam on VHS and at Blockbuster. His wife was also 9 months pregnant and they had a phone on wait for her call. He left after one of the shoots cause she went into labor, still dressed in his movie clothes for his role. They had so much fun making this movie.
It's basically a 60-foot carnivorous earthworm with prehensile mouths on it's tongues.
And don't ask about it's other 2 life stages, that's too big of a spoiler; Just that Burt Gummer (the survivalist) gets a "pet" by the end of the 3rd movie that can't reproduce.
I would call this more a comedy/thriller than horror. There are some famous and soon to be famous folks in this, a part of its charm.
I love Tremors, it's one of my favourite films. The monsters are dangerous but not unstoppable, with both the people and the Graboids learning about each other. It's a battle of wits with the people being pretty smart about it rather than the plot being driven by them being idiots. Also interesting as a rare horror film set almost entirely in bright sunlight. The sequels are great too, definitely worth watching too, and even the TV series is fun, even if it's a bit wackier than the films.
Thanks for watching! I have seen the sequel but not the TV show 🎬
18:37 That's what she said. (I'm sorry, the door was open so I had to walk in)
Haha I was waiting for someone to comment that!
@@ReelReviewsWithJen Haha happy to oblige! 😂
Fun Fact: Tremors' original title was ‘Land Sharks,' but they ended up changing the title due to it also being the name of a Saturday Night Live skit.
Haha awesome! I think there is a SYFY Shark movie called Land Sharks lol
One of my all time favorite movies. So funny.
Glad you enjoyed Tremors. It’s a fun one - inventive and not that scary.
Other suggestions:
Piranha (1978 version)
Alligator (1980)
Killer Klowns from Outer Space (also more funny than scary)
The Abominable Dr. Phibes
Slither
Night of the Creeps
Seconds (1966)
Thank you for all the suggestions, I'll add them to the watch list!
No, Tremors isn't based on anything. The writers came up with the idea for the script when they were making a series of educational safety videos for the United States Navy. As they were getting footage they climbed a large boulder and then wondered what would happen if something under the ground wouldn't let them off that rock. That, of course, ended up in the movie in the scene with Val, Earl, and Rhonda stuck on that boulder.
Sounds like a terrifying premise if it happened it real life! But makes for a cool movie idea!
Underwater (kristen stewart), Mandy, Dawn of the Dead, Pan's Labyrinth, Train to Busan, 28 Days Later, Suspira (1977 version), Drag Me to Hell, It Follows.
Thank you so all the suggestions! I'll add them to the list! I've seen 28 Days Later and Pan's Labyrinth, both so well done!
@@ReelReviewsWithJen Should have been clearer. Dawn of the Dead 1977 the remake is awful.
Great reaction, to a fantastic film you also get extra points for wearing MacGregor Tartan. :)
I have not seen them yet although I have planned to for awhile. Them being the sequels to this one of which there are 6 and there was a TV series I believe. Surely one of them must answer some, if not all, of the questions you may have.
They are definitely worth checking out... Burt Gummer takes over as the lead in the sequels, and he is absolutely perfect in the role!
I have seen this movie since 1st grade and I love it now I am 6th Grade and I still love it
It’s so good! Such a classic! Thanks for watching!
I'm a sucker for creature features, and Tremors is, in its own way, a perfect movie! Also check out Attack the Block, a movie that doesn't get nearly the recognition it deserves.
Stir of Echoes is another good Kevin Bacon movie, came out in 1999
There is also a Tremors TV Show called, "Tremors" it ran on SyFy in 2003 for one season. I prefer it to most of the sequels. Kevin Bacon does not return for any of the sequels or the TV series, but as recently as 2017 he was set to return for another Tremors TV series also on SyFy, but SyFy opted out cancelling the show with little more than featuring Kevin Bacon to show for it.
I've read that they produced a pilot movie for it, but to date it doesn't seem to have been released anywhere. I'm really surprised that they don't release it just to get whatever money they can from it.
This is a movie my mom would have me put on for "noise" when she was working on her crafts.
We don't need the sound on when watching this anymore. We know this off by heart.
Also this is basically "Jaws" but on land. But with a little more comedy.
Great comparison! It's almost an entirely different genre from Jaws, too, which is an interesting statement on how much a director's vision can influence the audience's perception of similar stories. This one feels, to me, like a love letter to 50s' creature-features, rather than a horror as such. I can imagine Tremors being paired with some of those theatre gimmicks they used to use with low- to mid-budget B-movies, like maybe vibrating seats synced to the appearance of the Graboids.
So true! Thanks for watching!
I love this movie. The desert location gives it a cool 50's B-movie vibe?
Absolutely! Thanks for watching!
Speaking of a 1950's movie: ruclips.net/video/CugQcmapiwc/видео.html
I can't wait for Halloween season. I bet this channel will get really fun around that time!
Yes! I’m already planning it so stay tuned!
If you're interested in more discussion on aspects of Tremors, RedLetterMedia did a discussion on the film. Some neat notes on things like sound design, etc.
If you're still looking for horror films, "Dark City" from 1998 is an often-overlooked one. Kind of a sci-fi horror combo.
I think I've seen Dark City but it was a long time ago, maybe it's worth revisiting again! Thanks for the suggestion!
"We hate pants!", I fell out!!! Thank you!!! 😃
Haha you’re welcome! Thanks for watching!
If you're really pale and not acclimated to bright, hot conditions, then yea, you should use a little zinc sunscreen on your nose.
Fun fact: The pogo stick girl is none other than Ariana Richards aka the Jurassic Park Girl.
That’s so awesome! Such a cool fact!
Hahahahahaha gum it to death with that car scene lol heheh
The sequels got progressively worse and worse until the 5th film didn't even look like a sequel anymore.
Creature feature horrors are often less scary than the 'psycho killer' type, although not always. If you want a not very scary horror, 'Gremlins' is a children's horror film, although it was one that led to the creation of the PG-13 rating (the other was Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom, which is more action adventure than horror).
We never played "floor is lava" as kids. We played "Graboids" instead.
Nice! Thanks for watching!
a throw back to the old 50s monster movies with a modern twist
Yeah I’ll have to start watching some of those classic monster movies soon!
@@ReelReviewsWithJen theres the thing (from another world) the Fly House on Haunted hill, The Quatermass Xperiment, Them!, This Island Earth, Forbidden Planet, they are campy and just fun
A classic 1950's monster movie: ruclips.net/video/CugQcmapiwc/видео.html
My favorite movie is "Transylvania Twist", It has a lot of this silly nuttiness in it. But is mostly a parody of other comedy and horror films. The worms in this movie are smaller, but more menacing versions of the Sand Worms from Dune. But my favorite are the Sand Worms in Beetle Juice. "Sand Worms, you know I hate 'em."
Ohh yesss! Excellent reference! I love that Beetlejuice! I've never seen Dune... I've heard it's not great...
Great alternate title "Something creepy lurking below"
They call them graboids but my family just called them Sandworms.
That name definitely fits! Thanks for watching!
Starship troopers is worth checking out
I'll add it to the watchlist! Thanks for the suggestion!
Fun fact
The little girl in this movie is also the girl in Jurassic Park
Yes he is
7:55 It was a very good impression. I thoroughly enjoyed it.
Haha awesome! Glad you enjoyed the video!
Where'd u get your clean Tremors movie footage? I want to buy out digitally doo i can watch and share with friends
Greatest underground worm monster movie of all time.
Thanks for watching!
I loved watching gun after gun having almost no effect on it until the big one ended it, one of the most satisfying moments in movie history
Haha yeah good thing they were well stocked! Thanks for watching!
Tremors is a very great movie I mean
this resulted in 6 other movies and a tv show, sadly tv show suffered lack of budget but is still enjoyable.
only horror films i hate are the ones that only have jumpscares, and no plot just jump scares.
they even put a life cycle for the craboids. Burt stays true to himself and the character in every movie hes in.
I think I have watched about 25 different reactions to this plus I've seen the whole movie at least three times and I never noticed the obvious question until now. If the doctor had the keys to the station wagon then how is the radio in the station wagon playing? You can generally turn on the lights without the key in the ignition but you normally can't turn on the radio without the key in the ignition.
It isn't the car radio, it's a portable one that gets switched on when it's knocked over.
I used that stuff one time on my nose while corn detassling, got it from someone else, I don't know what it was but it pulled every tiny little black head out of my nose. when you are out in the sun for 12 14 hrs you need more than ps30
This was my childhood film not Dora not sponge bob not any kid cartoonz 1990’s worm Monster movie.
And I will say they get odd down the line of follows films but for a new fan I say watch tremors 1- IV film but here the order I watched it in make sense following the story line the film tells
Tremors four
Than one
Than two
Then three and you get the bigger picture.
Take care everyone and stay safe out there.
I mean, Humans dont give alot for eating, so a town of 14 may be light for something that size
I like the prequel and the first 3 movies a lot. The other sequels are even cornier but they're worth watching for laughs. The only consistent in all of the movies is Michael Gross as Bert Gummer.
I love corny / cheesy movie haha! Thanks for watching!
Suggestion: The Exorcist (1973) and The Exorcist III (1990) [Theatrical Version, the Directors cut is only good if you have already watch the Theatrical Version]. Don't bother with the other "The Exorcist" as they were not written by William Peter Blatty. I personally like 3 the most but each is a classic and unique in their own way.
It doesn't eat cars or buildings just living things.
One of my favorite "guilty pleasure" movies. I just enjoy it and Kevin Bacon and Fred Ward make it so fun! My favorite Kevin Bacon movies are The River Wild, Death Sentence, and Hollow Man. However, my favorite thing he's done is actually the TV series The Following. A fantastic show about an FBI Agent hunting a serial killer cult leader.
Yeah this movie was a lot of fun! I don't know why, but I've never really been a big fan. He's a decent actor, maybe I should give him a second chance. Oh that sounds good! I'll add that to the list! Thanks for watching!
Kevin was born 1958 he’s 62
SHAUN OF THE DEAD is a great film that walks (shambles?) between humour and horror
I’ve seen it! So funny!
I hate horror movies but the is comedy mixed with horror. So this a an exception to the rule :) Another great movie with Kevin Bacon in a sci fi horror is Stir of Echoes 1999. I thought you don't like horror films but seems is that all you react to are horror films ?
Yeah I'm the same way! I can get through it if there is some comedy involved, thanks for watching! I'm slowly starting new playlists with different genres. I started the horror reactions in October of last year for Halloween and they just kind of stuck lol
@@ReelReviewsWithJen Ok If you start other genres I stay tuned. Another good Horror comedy is Big Trouble Comedy or The Spoof on the movie Silence of the lambs which is named Silence of The Hams :)
I hope you eventually react to the sequels at least through number 4
The reaction video for Tremors 2 is on the channel but I haven’t seen 3 or 4 yet. Thanks for watching!
The 2nd and 3rd ones do explain a few things such as where they come from and how/why they eat like they do. They are good movies. 4th (prequel) and beyond are really just fan service and are really only liked by die hard fans. The 2nd and 3rd do complete the story and with the exception of Reba and Kevin - the actors come back to reprise their roles.
Okay good to know! Thanks for watching!
From the classic sequels, 2 is great, 3 is pretty bad and 4 is a prequel, and my favorite.
Good to know, thanks for watching!
Great movie saw this movie on TNT network in 1992 I was 8 the sequels were good too their was a short lived tv series the 7th sequel was good it's on Netflix 📼
Awesome I'll add them to the list! Thanks for watching!
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Trimmers is a great movie