Unofficial Trevor Appreciation Thread
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Oh, I'm sorry, I thought this was the Unofficial Tremors Appreciation Thread for those who appreciate "Tremors," a delightful surprise of a monster movie, taking advice from the old-fashioned 1950s films of its kind. Kevin Bacon and Fred Ward star as a couple of independent cusses that come across an extraordinary discovery--a decapitated sheep rancher and his gruesome devoured flock. Along with a earthquake specialist, they are forced to fight for their lives against a pack of underground flesh-eating, giant worms. Superb performances from Bacon and Ward, who carry the film with their charming wit and ruthless attitudes. Excellent special effects and a script that doesn't take itself too seriously makes "Tremors" one of the most entertaining, campy monster movies of the last ten years.
Or so I've read.
Originally posted by bLuE oRdEr Oh, I'm sorry, I thought this was the Unofficial Tremors Appreciation Thread for those who appreciate "Tremors," a delightful surprise of a monster movie, taking advice from the old-fashioned 1950s films of its kind. Kevin Bacon and Fred Ward star as a couple of independent cusses that come across an extraordinary discovery--a decapitated sheep rancher and his gruesome devoured flock. Along with a earthquake specialist, they are forced to fight for their lives against a pack of underground flesh-eating, giant worms. Superb performances from Bacon and Ward, who carry the film with their charming wit and ruthless attitudes. Excellent special effects and a script that doesn't take itself too seriously makes "Tremors" one of the most entertaining, campy monster movies of the last ten years.Or so I've read.
Ladies and gentlemen, I give you the next president!....of the Fred Ward Fan Club! 
Why not, I often use that line from the movie, when Fred asks Kevin if he's heard about the giant worms, and Kevin says "Oh sure, we all knew about it, we just didn't tell you!!"
