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Sales Rank: 1,745; Release Date: 01 July, 1990; Media: VHS Tape; Theatrical Date: 19 January, 1990; MPAA Rating: PG-13 (Parental Guidance Suggested)
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Rating:  - Tremors
"Tremors" is a delightful surprise of a monster movie, taking advice from the old-fashioned 1950s films of its kind. Kevin Bacon and Fred Ward star as a couple of independent cusses that come across an extraordinary discovery--a decapitated sheep rancher and his gruesome devoured flock. Along with a earthquake specialist, they are forced to fight for their lives against a pack of underground flesh-eating, giant worms. Superb performances from Bacon and Ward, who carry the film with their charming wit and ruthless attitudes. Excellent special effects and a script that doesn't take itself too seriously makes "Tremors" one of the most entertaining, campy monster movies of the last ten years. Director: Ron Underwood. Cast: Kevin Bacon, Fred Ward, Finn Carter, Michael Gross, Reba McEntire, Victor Wong. Rated PG-13 for violence, gore, and language. 98 minutes.
Rating:  - The Great Graboids!
Never before has a movie been so jam packed with as much action, comedy and suspense as this wonderful little flick brought to us by the director of City Slikers, and the Writers of Wild Wild West and Short Circuit.Val (Kevin Bacon) & Earl (Fred Ward) are two handymen who are tired of doing odd jobs in the small desert town of perfection, Nevada, and so decide to move into the city in search of better things. What they didn't bank on, was the arrival of the giant underground monsters, we know as Graboids.... The film is a rollercoaster ride of thrills and spills, which you can't help but keep going back to. The Chemistry between Bacon and Ward works better than Moranis and Martin, and its a wonder they haven't done other projects together. If your searching for a hardcore gore fest, tremors is not for you, but if you want nothing more than a bleeding good time on a saturday night then this DVD is a must for you collection.
Rating: - A perfect combination of action, wit and comedy
If you are looking for serious horror or terror, you better pass over Tremors; but if you are looking for a delightfully witty action film with just the right balance of tension and comedy you will love Tremors. Val (Kevin Bacon) and Earl (Fred Ward) are two handymen doing odd jobs in a tiny western town named "Perfection". When strange deaths start occurring, they become involved in the investigation. Soon they end up in the battle of their lives. The chemistry between Kevin Bacon and Fred Ward is wonderful; you never lose interest when they are talking. And the clever lines work perfectly with the tension and action ("Here it is Monday and I'm already planning for Wednesday. It is Monday isn't it?"). I've probably watched this movie a dozen times, and I enjoy it every time. The DVD version is well done. END
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