Fall down the Graboid hole of Tremors with us, Valentine.

Got a question you want to ask the creators of Tremors? Drop them an ask. Brent Maddock, Nancy Roberts, Ron Underwood and Steve S.S. Wilson are allways around to take your questions and love hearing from fans in any form. And the Stampede Entertainment site has the single largest repository of Tremors information.

Especially if you include it with "Seeking Perfection: The 'Unofficial' Guide to Tremors". It's a 300 page behind the scenes biography written by the fan Jonathan Melville for all the fans like us. Every Grabhead needs it in their arsenal.

And as for arsenal's, check out Burt Gummer's Subterranean Meme Stash. It can be a little extremist at times but the humor is in good fun. And it's the largest collection of Tremors fans anywhere. But if you a little more typical fare, the Official Tremors Franchise Fans group does include Steve S.S. Wilson and Glenn Maddock chiming in for his brother Brent on a regular basis.

There's even a great little forum that still manages to chug along with a website devoted specifically to Tremors. Check out Tremors Underground and hide from the feds.

Not to mention the honor and respect we should give to @BabyFarkMcGeeZax on Imgur. The person who created Burt Gummer Day over 5 years ago through nothing but love and 4k quality gifs alone.

Check out the lost scripts for the original Tremors 2: The Lost Monsters with Reba and Kevin Bacon returning.

You're probably wondering where to find the Kevin Bacon Tremors pilot too. Well here's the script and behind the scenes for it. There's the return of Val, Earl, Burt, Mindy and Melvin.

Did you know there was another Tremors 5 before Bloodlines? It was called Gummer Down Under and Stampede wrote it for 10 years before Universal kicked them out to reuse their script for free.

If you're a fan of Tremors, you should definitely check out Stealing Perfection to learn the horrifying 35 year history of how Tremors was taken from its creators.

Warning, here be Dirt Dragons!