Tremors

Funny in 1 hour and 36 minutes!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! The USA grossed over $15,500,000.00!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

This film has a great plot,great acting and its only downside is that there are a lot of swears. This is a ground breaking movie.

If your into campy creature features make sure to slink on over and see this cult classic. It has everything you could need in a 1990 film. Kevin Bacon - check, Gore - check, Animatronics - check, Comedy - Check and Over the top acting - double check! The film throws off vibes of Beetlejuice and Jaws all mashed into one action packed silly adventure. The endless amounts of ridiculous one liners makes this another 80s classic. So if your not slithering out of your skin from slimy creepy crawlers dig deep into the sand for this movie.

Even though the Graboid heads look like wet sock puppets - Tremors is a fun ride with the young Bacon and a side of Reba.

Southwest subterranean Kaiju Americana that never fails to deliver the goods!

Tremors is a very well acting movie within the action for a southern and horror movie. It's a underrated horror movie to watch.

Tremors is a fantastic creature feature. It blends wit, humor, and genuinely terrifying monsters at the heart of the story. The buildup to the monsters' reveal is executed to perfection, with a few unfortunate souls being picked off before the creatures are shown in full view. Moreover, the "graboids" themselves are brought to life in an expertly crafted manner. The setting—an isolated town in the Nevada desert—also plays into the characters' plight wonderfully.

A very fun monster flick with infectious energy.

This should be under the definition of a popcorn movie. I think many will find a weak sense of fright from the antagonist worms here. Cult classic for I don't know what reasons to be honest. Worth a watch I suppose, but you shouldn't feel too bad for skipping this one.

The film wastes no time getting to the action. The pacing is tight, the dialogue is sharp, and the problem-solving elements (like pole-vaulting over rocks to avoid the Graboids) keep things fresh. Unlike many horror movies where characters make dumb decisions, the people in Tremors are resourceful and quick-thinking, making it even more enjoyable to watch.