Tremors

In 1990 Director Ron Underwood thrust a terrifying new reality to the world, Graboids! More specifically, the Tremors franchise.  Kevin Bacon and Fred Ward star as Val and Earl, a couple very small-town guys who seem to do all the labour jobs for a small town with a population of 14, Perfection.  But this little community ends up being anything but perfect, and our two heterosexual life mates decide to depart for greener pastures.  Just as they’re trying to leave town, bad things start happening and their big dreams are reduced to mere survival as giant beaky worm monsters appear and start to kill whatever they can get their little snaky tongues on.  Made for $11M, this small budget comedy horror flick brought home a modest $16M in theatres and then ended up becoming a huge cult classic, tripling the theatrical release in the rental and home sales markets.  But, does it hold-up?  Listen in as Jon, Colin, and Brent talk Graboids and Kevin Bacon’s seagull hair and see if this movie is perfection itself, or if it should have been consumed by tusky multi-tongued cock monsters.