A classic that never gets old

A silly monster movie that was pretty entertaining.

A classic, to be certain. From childhood to adulthood, a true pleasure to watch. Now excuse me while I watch the rest of the series.

This was so much fun. I'd never seen it before. Also nice it all played out during daylight. And not the obligatory night time third act.

This 90s creature feature is enjoyable but perhaps not as enjoyable as when watching it as a kid. It feels less scary and more of a silly action comedy. But there's nothing to dislike really. It's still fun to revisit and it packs just enough suspense. The film flows well with great natural chemistry between two male leads and a nice amount of build-up to the creature reveal. I like how it's set during the day and almost entirely outdoors. The practical effects are still rock solid with good camera shots that enhance the action bits. All 6 films are currently streaming on Starz and I'm thinking about diving into the series.

Still holds up as a classic. So much playfulness and ideas going on here, I think these get overlooked behind the low budget tackiness.

Full of inconsistencies (like how the _graboids_ can bring down and lift an entire building, but not a post little digger) and terrible effects (like the _graboids_).
However, it’s enjoyably lighthearted and entertaining. A classic that has failed to get old in my 35 years of living. Bacon and Ward’s characters just bounce off each other perfectly.
Next, I’m off to work my way through the hundreds of sequels.

A playful bit of rubber monster schlock from the tail end of the '80s, this is one great big vat of cheese and it makes no efforts to conceal that or apologize. I can respect that kind of dedication to identity, even if it is grade-school simple and lowbrow, and that's a big part of why the movie's still such a blast to watch today.

Kevin Bacon, Fred Ward and Reba McEntire head up a cast that's about as one-dimensional as it gets, flaunting their stereotypes with enthusiasm in the midst of an utterly ridiculous set of circumstances. The premise behind the monsters is original, and the effects actually look pretty solid considering their age, but the concept is pushed to such extremes that there's nothing to do but laugh at the sheer, ballsy idiocy of it all. It's stupid, thin and thoroughly overdone, but just as much dumb, naked fun to watch today as it was when I first caught it at the age of twelve. A gratifying way to senselessly waste ninety minutes of your life.

Being a film from that era, it's pretty good. I liked it.

I loved this movie as a kid! I just noticed now, that the monster on the poster art looks nothing like the monster in the movie. So weird that both this movie and poster art are ingrained in my memory, but I never noticed that difference. Just rewatched it after many years and it still a super fun monster movie.

I remember watching this as a kid, scared. Watched it again after 20 years and was surprised that it actually wasn't that scary and crazy as I remembered. :D It was fun and entertaining.

Still a super fun Monster movie throwback, with great characters, story, tension, humor. I can't think of anything bad to say about it. It's just pure entertainment. And it's a horror movie even younger audiences could watch.

>"Food for five years, a thousand gallons of gas, air filtration, water filtration, Geiger counter. Bomb shelter! Underground... God damn monsters."

Tremors should be considered a national treasure for creature features. It was a low budget movie that was able to pull off a fun story with an awesome looking practical effects creature. Puppetry for the win! I watched the making of this right after and it made me love it even more. Plus.. Kevin Bacon is always great.

A little unrealistic at times but overall a very fun movie. The monster "rules" change slightly over the course of the film but the comedic elements take some focus off of the inconsistencies. That said, it's never really funny, just an enjoyable journey. Starts with Kevin Bacon taking a piss off a cliff.

One of the best monster movies ever committed to film. Great performances from all involved.