Directed by Ron Underwood
Val McKee and Earl Bassett are in a fight for their lives when they discover that their desolate town has been infested with gigantic, man-eating creatures that live below the ground.
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Uh dare I say, the greatest and most homoerotic film ever made?
pity timothee wasnt there to teach them the sandwalk
74/100
There are 95 reviews for this film on Letterboxd as I write my own [10 YEARS LATER: There are now 16,000], and roughly 95% of them, judging from a quick skim, include the word "fun" somewhere. And it is enormously fun, which is distinct from being funny. Though it's often that, too. What really struck me this time, though, is how deftly constructed it is, especially (GET OFF MY LAWN!) compared to today's studio genre fare. Each scene builds on the one before, presenting our heroes with a new crisis that negates their solution to the previous crisis; sources of vibration like the little girl's pogo stick and Walter's malfunctioning cooler are set up well in advance without looking…
I’m a simple woman - I like practical effects, and i like when very smart and funny people make B movies
best argument i’ve seen for pro-gun laws
The Citizen Kane of redneck cinema.
One of my favorite line reads in a movie is when Kevin Bacon says,
FuuUuuUuck. YouUuUU.
a gay bear and a quirked up bi white boy learn the power of guns and STEM majors. a wonderful prequel to Dune
It's too easy to ascribe this film's success to its enthusiasm with which it gives shape to its tribute to the B-style monster movie. If we did that we would be remiss in acknowledging the fact that this film is extremely well made and has a script approaching perfection.
Pacing is paramount in films like this and this script's exposition and build up to its finale is pitch perfect. There just isn't any lag or static at all, providing non stop entertainment fuelled by crisp dialogue, fantastic action sequences and a host of tremendous characters.
If there is one thing I respond to immediately in a film, its when I notice that its makers are not only out to entertain…
Rural community bands together to fight Shai-hulud infestation. RIP to the GOD Fred Ward.
Still one of the most indelible movie monsters ever (I honestly can't think of one as good since), realized by some delightful special effects (I'm especially fond of the seamless miniature hand puppet work). And like the graboids this is fast as hell and constantly pulls the ground right out from under you, just endless inventive momentum.
It’s very easy for a movie to engage the eyes and the ears. It’s much harder to engage the nose. I like how Tremors does that by having the characters constantly talk about how putrid these monsters smells. It’s adds a lovely, nauseating atmosphere to the picture.
