/r/Tremors
The home for all things Tremors! Movies, TV, books, art, fan-fiction, memes, gifs, reviews, articles, video games, board games, toys, collectables, cosplays, etc.!
This subreddit isn't affiliated with Stampede Entertainment or Universal Studios Home Entertainment. Yet.
Welcome to Perfection, where anything Graboid goes.
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!
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Checkout the FREAKS & GEEKS OF HORROR podcast as the crew delves into the quirky residents of Perfection and their quest for survival amongst subterranean sand worms.
I always wonder what year was the jeep truck from the first two movies
I worked on this game so long ago, but I wanted to know if anyone here played it.
If you did, did anyone get to Salem and find Barney Rook? Did he remind you of anyone...
Just hoping people caught my reference to my favorite movie
I live in UK plz where can I see the tv series for free plz don't say YouTube as everytime I've tried to watch it on there it shows me just bits (1 minute 2 minute) clips and not full episodes thanks
I've watched the first movie probably a hundred times but I've never really sat down and thought about the geography in a way that really mattered beyond idle curiosity. Now I started working on something and it made me realize - where were the Graboids coming from in the movie, and what's up with the roads out of town? (Obviously, before laying anything out - I know Perfection and Perfection Valley aren't real and don't have to make perfect sense, I'm just trying to get it as close as possible to canon).
My general understanding is that the road out of town eventually leads west and cuts through the mountains, but that the road is the only part of that area that is even remotely traversible, with the only other attempts to reach Bixby that way being by taking the Jeep trail (which seems to be in the same area, but unmaintained and nearly unnavigable) or when Val & Earl were planning to ride their horses to Bixby, presumably by going off-road in ways that cars really couldn't.
I know the cliffs are to the North, there are mountains to the East and West (with the Eastern mountains either being even steeper or simply not having a road paved through them), and something must be to the South to keep the Graboids trapped in the valley, though I don't know if there's ever a reference to what that is directly.
Is that roughly correct? And if so, how is it the Graboids were able to dig around in that section of the road over by the construction workers that looked absolutely plastered with rock formations? Presumably those weren't the actual mountains, because the Graboids were able to cross them (they trapped Edgar and grabbed Old Fred on the other side before reaching the construction workers). Them coming from the West lines up with both the road cutting through the mountains and also the way the map was aligned, but I know the map is sort of a "do what we can with what we have" type situation itself, so I'm not putting too much emphasis on that, or any one individual thing. And the map in Tremors 3 is so dark and zoomed in it's effectively worthless for this information.
Basically my questions are: Am I roughly right in the valley's layout? (Main road west, Jeep Trail west and somewhere north of main road, cliffs further north, something to the south blocking travel/Graboids). And are there more (and much larger) mountains further west, past Old Fred's shack and the electric tower?
In addition to any other details you guys feel like clarifying, of course!
I think with the introduction of Jamie Kennedy’s character mixed with the change in scenery to Africa makes Bloodlines the best Tremors movie. What’s your favorite iteration and why?
I remember watching this version for years taped on an old VHS tape. Now I prefer it over the original. I find the dubs both hilarious and more appropriate to share with my family...
Anyone know where I could get my hands on this edit? I've seen clips of the best/funniest dubs, but not the whole movie.