Tremors - Atop the Fourth Wall
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- Опубліковано 21 сер 2024
- Welcome to Atop the Fourth Wall, where bad comics burn. In this Patreon-sponsored episode, Linkara reviews the monster movie Tremors!
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Originally released April 15th, 2019.
ORIGINAL DESCRIPTION: I feel like I have been given a critical, need-to-know movie to review.
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Gunpowder IS a household chemical for Burt.
Druggies bury their faces in piles of cocaine.
Burt bury his face in piles of gunpowder.
@@Fubukio people do both. Its called brown-brown.
@Darth_ Madara Probably not. Burt is always using gun safety, its a running joke that he's a exceedingly responsible gun owner.
My favorite thing about the Tremors movies is that it never retreads itself, never reboots, always continues to move forward. Sure, it'll do a prequel, but the prequel was a very different film from the original, despite being mainly about getting back to the graboids. Even the TV series tried new things, rotated casts, generally just continued to pick up where the last movie left off.
It reminds me of the Showa Godzilla series. It just posits a world where monsters are real, and what happens as we come to grips with the fact.
Burt will always be Burt though. Except when were talking about this ancestors…
@@HORRIOR1 I like to think that the stuff his ancestor experienced back then changed him, so he wanted to make sure that, if the creatures ever came back, his kids/grandkids would have the best odds of survival possible, and that kept running in the family, ultimately resulting in our favourite Burt. Just generations of "when shit hits the fan, which it is bound to do some day, WE'RE GONNA BE READY FOR THE BASTARDS!"
Tremors is the anti-Jurassic Park: The scientist admits she doesn't have all the answers and people with guns know how to use them effectively. It is one of the many many reasons I love it so. 😁
And Melvin's parents are apparently in Vegas gambling.
Yes, it's nice for once that a movie acknowledges that there are many scientific disciplines and being an expert on more than one is extremely rare.
And I believe tremors has like 6 movies now
@@davidtruett3346 Yep, with Tremors 6 a cold day in hell.
Ironic given the child actor ends up in probably one of my favorite movies of all time 3 years later lol
@@sean.a.s7234 7 now. I just saw a new dvd at a Best Buy. Tremors: shrieker island
A good detail of the film is that the survivalist uses proper gun safety. Checking the revolver for bullets everytime he holds it even when he knows it's empty.
One of the things I love about the series is that Burt Gummer follows Gun safety to the letter. (other characters don't), It's played for comedy, but its 100% correct. (well maybe 95%)
Lets all give a big round of applause to the patron who wanted this, I’m not one but this was an instant click from me.
"....especially after it pulls me under and eats me because I dug into it."
Yeah, the new UA-cam content ID rules are pretty tough.
... y'know, now that I think about it, the graboids really are a good stand-in for UA-cam. They're big, they consume as much as possible on pure instinct, and when content creators find ways to have the broken system not fuck them over, they get a little bit smarter. They're not intelligent, but they do learn in a limited capacity. Thus the ID system gets a minor overhaul that'll consume everything again, until the next time someone thinks of a way to avoid being hurt by their gluttony.
Yes the rec room scene...the scene that made you believe that the dad from Family Ties and a up and coming country music superstar and TV star in her own right, could join forces to shoot the ever loving hell out of a gigantic underground worm...the late 80s/early 90s were freakin awesome!
I attended a Reba concert in the 90s, and about mid way they had a tremor come up through the stage. Reba and her band shot and killed it. 90s stage magic at its finest. And yes. It was as cheesy and great as you’re imagining rt now!!
@@brookerickettson4950 holy crap, I hope someone filmed that
@@brookerickettson4950 Wait...What? You must be kidding
Lewis, for Burt, Gunpowder IS a household chemical
When I was little my dad and I used to watch this together whenever the SciFi channel would marathon the, at the time, three movies every year in December.
As a result, Tremors is a Christmas movie to me.
I can’t think of the films without also thinking of snow, Christmas trees, and all the other decorations we had set up back then.
Ah, I remember that. I miss the SciFi Channel of old. Especially, its Godzilla marathons.
Val - "What's in those things."
Burt - "A few household chemicals in the appropriate proportions."
Lincara - "Or gunpowder."
To Burt gunpowder is a household chemical
Next movie he somehow had enough explosive material that it could take out a half a city block. And it did.
"Don't stop here! Keep Running!" LOL
@@Hanmerhack "IT'S GONNA BE BIG!"
I also wouldn’t be surprised if he knew how to make gunpowder from household chemicals.
You know what is my favorite aspect of the first Tremors movie? Besides Melvin, no one is an asshole or moron. When Graboinds attack and everybody climbs to the roofs, there's no scene where a token jerk pushes a little girl out of the way to save himself or something like that, and throughout the whole movie people are working together to solve the problem.
So rare in monster and horror movies.
Fun fact: this was the first thing Michael Goss did after his long stint with the sitcom "Family Ties", with his scenes in Tremors being filmed the very next day after FT wrapped. His character in FT is also a complete 180* from Burt Gummer. He's an awesome dude.
I love how the second movie shows Burt got that thing's head stuffed and mounted.
Tremors, this one, I felt had a lot of chilling scenes in it. The farmer and his discovery, the car being pulled under, ect.
Linkara reviews movies? "I DIDN'T KNOW, HOW COULD I HAVE KNOWN?!"
Only by Patreon unfortunately
@@the4thwallkid132 yup
@@the4thwallkid132 It's a quote from Tremors 2
Nikki L Thank you.
He wanted maximum penetration
I agree. Motherhumper has an almost endearing quality that one could say without worring to much about getting one's face slapped or having to eat a bar of soap.
I feel the same way about Earl's: "Pardon my French." I even use it myself sometimes.
When I got the email notification I thought “there’s a Tremors comic?!” Then when I saw it was the movie I was like YYYYEEEEAAAAAHHHH BAAABY!
same here. although I think a comic involving Christopher Lloyd's scientist character from the show about the backstory of the mixmaster stuff could be cool.
But the problem is now I want a Tremors comic to exist.
@@BATCHARRO ,Me too
There is a Tremors comic. By Dark Horse. I think one had the OG Tremors vs the evolution of them in the second movie
I'm fairly certain they had that elephant gun as a wall-hanger, rather than as a prep-gun. note that it was in a separate, glass case with other antique looking firearms.
Well, I will say this for Melvin. At least he's not the brother of the Joker.
MeliesCinemagician and at least he’s not the psychotic ax-crazy evil alter ego of an Egyptian teen named Marik
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Yeah but Burt considers gunpowder to be a household item Linkara! ;)
My thoughts exactly!
Tremors is a "if it's on tv I'll watch it" movie
my thoughts while watching this
1. hey I remember that episode of young hercules.
2. I'm stealing this for my D&D game.
3. I have to watch this movie.
I had the same idea to make this into dnd. So should new stat blocks be made for Graboids or should we just use Purple Wurms?
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I was thinking ether purple wurms or bulettes
@@thekenyonsquad5672 alright. Once i get started on my campaign, can I dm you so we can compare notes?
I'd use the bulettes stats without the leap and with and grapple atack.
I've actually done this exact thing for a D&D game, and the choice I went with was an Ankheg. Works for a party that's not too high-level, and when you defeat it you've got materials for a good set of armor.
I enjoyed setting the party up for it as well, giving them a Knowledge check to have heard secondhand stories of a trade caravan that was attacked by these burrowing creatures, and the only survivor was a guard who was resting on a nearby boulder when it happened. Of course, it's the kind of story that got passed around taverns a lot, and if all of them were true, then that boulder would've been crowded.
I hope that whatever you decide for yours, the party enjoys it.
Apparently, the director of Kong: Skull Island really loved Detective Pikachu.
Kong: Skull Island came out before Detective Pikachu.
@@Godzillakingofkaiju1 Which kinda has absolutely no effect on whether or not the director of it would love Detective Pikachu.
He means the game Detective Pikachu
Would honestly love to hear linkara talk about Kong skull island. Very underrated movie
But what about Godzilla King of the Monsters (2019)
I have watched Tremors and I was blown away by the intelligent script. There is no Idiot Ball, even less of an Idiot Plot, yet the plot knows to avoid settling into a status quo. Every time it seems the group might be safe and hold out for a while (which happens surprisingly often!), there's an upset through no fault from the cast.
They also avoid the tired trope of point dispute and infighting until the very end, where it become a clear symptom of being utterly exhausted and desperate at running out of ideas in an impossible situation that has been steadily getting worse and worse.
Add to this that the Graboid are truly a good antagonist, with slightly more than a predator's cunning to foil the heroes, and you get a riveting monster story!
If this were "Pokemon" you'd just have to use Earthquake or Magnitude on these things and it'd be super effective!
You'd be lucky to take out one with that trick. The rest would adapt by just running along the surface until they take that Pokémon out.
Magnitude? Mayhaps.
Fissure? If you're lucky.
Earthquake? Won't be supereffective on it unless it's part Rock-type.
“Kong Skull Island is amazing however, definitely recommend it. It’s actually one of my favourite movies of all time.” Just one of the reasons you’re my favourite UA-camr, Linkara.
Remo Williams teaming up Sebastian Shaw of the Hellfire Club? My god, who can stop this deadly alliance?!
Graboids vs Sandworms from Dune. I'd see it and don't lie, so would you.
kinda one-sided. Sandworms from Dune are bigger than the actual town Tremors takes place in...
Buddy, the Sandworms would swallow the Graboids and all of Perfection.
I’ve never watched Dune, but I guess Sandworms would win in a fight due to their sheer size.
Taking out Burt and Heather’s car eliminates that option for escape? I think a previous instance of a graboid taking an entire car already voided that option.
they can take stationary cars but cant catch up to one, so you're safe as long as you don't stop
One thing to note gunpowder is probably a 'household' chemical to Burt. :D
Fun fact: this is Reba McEntire first film.
I bet Kevin Bacon wanted to be featured in AT4W just so he could get invited to Team Skull.
fuck kevin bacon. burt is the star of tremors.
Ah yes, Kevin Bacon
*TRUELY THE STRONGEST AND MOST IMPORTANT AVENGER!!!!*
Well as far as Thor and the guardians of the galaxy know.
Hey,at least he'd make a good Starfox......
I'll see myself to the Door now.melvin,wait up!......
KEVIN BACON IS STRONGEST THERE IS!
*HELLO THERE!!!*
@@smithwesson1896
*SO WE MEET, AGAIN!!!*
@@thatonea-hole *YES!!!*
I happen to own all the Tremors Movies and TV show,but can't seem to find the Comics,so this is great to see,thanks Patreon person! :D
Always nice to come home after work to a new episode of Atop the Fourth Wall. Especially when it talks about a movie that I absolutely love!! Great review, can't wait to see what poses get traced next week!!
"Sand Sharks" is a wonderfully terrible movie that I recommend.
(It was before Sharknado took off, not a result of that franchise)
Gyo, on the other hand. is a pretty standard Junji Ito tale. But then..... LANDSHARK!
Was that the one with Caspar Van Dien? I dunno I saw so many of them at one point - including Avalanche Sharks - terribad but super entertaining :D
I never clicked on something so fast in my life... I adore the Tremors series! :D
I have all but the recent movie and the series-I love this movie franchise too
Thank you, Linkara, for doing a retrospective of the greatest creature feature ever made!!
Melvin's Dad is one of the neighbors that gets eaten. It's actually one of the more effective sad moments of the movie. Melvin and the rest of the group see his dad get eaten, they zoom in on Melvin who stares in disbelief and then exclaims "No way. No way man. YOU GUYS HAVE GOTTA DO SOMETHING! YOU'VE GOTTA DO SOMETHING! (his voice cracking in sadness as he realizes that nothing can be done.) I hate Melvin too but that scene hurts to watch every time. That and when the doctor and his wife get eaten.
That actually wasn't Melvin's dad. The creators stated that his parents are gambling addicts and are barely ever home.
Oh thanks for the info. My question now is who was that to Melvin then? Did he take care of Melvin since the parents weren't around? I mean Melvin took that character's death pretty hard and I thought for sure it was his dad.
@@stonecoldku4161 His name was Nestor. It is unclear why exactly Melvin was so upset about his death in particular, but it is most likely due to it being the only death he directly witnessed.
@@antiseabearcircle3360 That and the fact that since his parents are hardly home, it's possible that he was something of a father figure to Melvin.
There was actually suppose to be another tremors series with Kevin Bacon a few years ago. Never got off the ground sadly. Bacon piloit video still out there I think.
Yeah, but the trailer has the line "They don't think. They don't strategize. They just kill", which is a bit of a red flag, given the series' main draw.
Thumbs up for the Remo Williams reference, I thought I was the only one who remembered.
Shocked me too. Seems like few remember that movie and even fewer remember the books.
I love the Tremors film series so much, they're such a glorious set of movies that started from some pretty humble beginnings, able to make an entire franchise off of the memorable characters and the monster despite being something that originally got some pretty middling returns. Even the sequels, even the newer ones that don't really have nearly as much of the quality of the originals, have something going for them: 2 and 3 add to the Graboid lifestyle in some fun and unique (if implausible) ways, and both give some more character moments for other characters from the series, Earl and especially Burt, naturally. 4 fields an interesting prequel style by giving it an even more rustic and Western flair than the series started with (and still adds to the lifecycle of the Graboids) while playing with expectations (and Michael Gross's acting skills) and still having plenty of character. Even 5 and 6 manage to do a little more with the character of the franchise's star in some ways, mostly in how his mannerisms combined with his age are affecting his life, and how intertwined he is with the Graboids in many different ways (including the meta ways). All while being some fun, silly and campy monster movies that mix just the right amount of having fun with themselves and still taking themselves a bit seriously.
Just...a wonderful franchise, and I was so happy to hear you'd be reviewing something related to it, and that you're a fan of the series too! I'd been waiting all day to catch this!
(Also, wow, in summary, the original movie really does have a pretty high body count. Pretty sure that, not counting off-screen mass deaths, no other movie had that many people get turned into worm food.)
No other movie? I mean probably pretty much any war time movie has a higher on screen body count And some of those Sharkanado had high counts too
Film always reminded me of TOS's "Spectre of the Gun". No one is dumb, and everything the characters try is intelligent and cleverly considered.
Just sensational work, once more, Lewis. Great job! I love this show...
Could you elaborate as to why you love "Kong: Skull Island" so much?
I look at the thumbnail and instantly think of the Lupineanger vs Patoranger treasures
7:57... OMG Its the Grampa from 3 Ninjas :D
Who I only now find out has been dead for nearly 18 years ... Darn :(
And Egg from Big Trouble in Little China.
@@chwenhoou & The old man in The Golden Child
Yay, been looking forward to this since you mentioned it on your livestream, and you did not disappoint. I love this movie, and this series, and I'm glad you reviewed it. Thank you whoever patreoned this!
One thing that I love to point out about this movie is the proper handling of guns. In Burt's "Rec Room", guns are stored separate from their ammo (with the exception of the emergency flare gun).
More tellingly, when Bert takes the revolver back from Melvin, even though he KNOWS he gave Melvin an unloaded gun, the first thing he does is open the cylinder and confirm that it is still unloaded.
Now, for a quotable Tremors movie, it's hard to surpass the second one.
I feel I was denied vital, need to know information!
You mean they've been acting so smart because they're so stupid?
Linkara: "Tremors is a great movie! Watch it!"
Me: Still haven't seen it but will at some point. It's on my list.
Fun fact there is actually a TV Show set post-Tremors 3-pre-Tremors 5 and it's actually good being one of the Syfy Channel's most popular shows during it's 1-season 13 episode run, most of the cast from Tremors 3: Back to Perfection returns reprising their roles including Michael Gross as Burt Gummer, with the new characters being Roslita a helper at the store, and Tyler Reed the new guy in town who becomes the secondary protagonist to Burt's lead hero role. And the show's premise is simple Burt and the others deal with various Graboid threats, man-made threats, and human villains while occasionally getting aid from the Nevada town's Graboid protector El Blanco.
The show's recurring human villain is a greedy a-hole real-estate developer named Melvin Plugg a survivor of the OG attack in the first film who tries various schemes to buy Perfection and demolish the town to turn it into things like Condos, and a Gated Community basically places for rich people to live in however due to El Blanco and Graboids in general being consider a endangered species he can't legally buy the town and the land in order to demolish it so he tries various schemes in order to drive people out of the town, or force Burt to kill El Blanco himself and thankfully our group of protagonists including El Blanco are there to stop his schemes.
Wait ....he was THAT MELVIN? Wow did not realize that
Somewhere, Obscurus Lupa is happy, and she doesn't know why.
I love this movie, so damn funny and just plain good to watch!
Hey Linkara if you like Kong Skull Island, you should review the "Skull Island: The Birth Kong" comic
I like the way you think.
This movie reminds me of Grabbers, a British-Irish monster film about a small island town in Ireland whose residents discover vampiric aliens that live on blood and water have arrived in their little hamlet. The aliens' weakness? Alcohol (because it's Ireland, of course). This was a more comedic monster movie but had a lot of similarities to Tremors from what I could see. Rational detective work by the leads (small town police), actual planning in how to defend the townspeople and defeat the aliens, and the only times the characters ever do anything stupid is because they're drunk!
I really enjoyed watching you do a movie review. You should do a lot more of them.
Tremors is great because it never takes itself too seriously, but also has the characters react fairly intelligently to the situation.
That magnificent basterd clip really works with the environment
3:12 So we're stating off with Kevin Bacon taking the piss? That's a good sign.
4:44 "That's a funny thing to call a circumcision." =D
5:24 I can totally see Gomer as a Fallout character.
6:20 Wait, this isn't Morioh!
15:20 "So THAT'S why you had that much gunpowder. Well done." =D
More Ultimate Power, huh? This is probably gonna hurt...
GIANT MONSTERS! Always a good choice! Thank you for reviewing this great film!
A classic monster movie!
Oh hey, I'm not the only one who knows about Remo Williams
Nope, there are a few either from the books or the movie.
I ended up getting Tremors when it was on sale mostly because of your review, and it turns out I really enjoy it.
And as I was watching, I remembered being a kid and watching it with my grandfather and having a great time, so thanks for that as well.
I normally don't enjoy the off-topic Patreon sponsored reviews, but it's Tremors. It's a great movie to talk about. Very good practical effects.
Tremors 2 has my favorite bit. They set off a time bomb with Burt's entire ordnance, then jump behind some debris to shield themselves. Burt then sprints past them screaming to keep going until they're nearly a half mile away, and the place just CRATERS.
Please review the first 2 sequels and the prequel! This franchise is great and deserves the attention!
This is not what I was expecting for this week. Nice.
I adore this movie so much. I'm so glad my grandmother decided this was a good movie to show my siblings and I when we were really young.
I'm surprised you didn't notice that the Doctor's Wife was Carol Marcus from Star Trek II The Wrath of Khan.
Also, the chinese guy is grandpa from 3 Ninjas.
I THOUGHT she looked familiar! Completely went over my head.
@@AT4W You didn't even recognize an actor who was in what you have called a "perfect movie." And you call yourself a lamp-reviewer. Psh! This is why you'll never be as popular as the Bee Gees, mate.
Know this is an older video but I'd love to see more occasional movie reviews especially monster movies. Love to see you talk about Godzilla, Kong, Gamera, Alien, or any of them for that matter
Val and Earl remind me of Jake and Boyle from Brooklyn 99. You wouldn’t call them geniuses, but they’re smart enough to put the Information they get together and figure things out.
I saw this with my cousins back in the day. Loved it so much that we made up a game of it. It was a cross of hot lava and tag.
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Hey, when you’re a gun collector, you’re not gonna say no to adding an elephant gun to your collection.
Yes! I love Tremors. I've seen about 3 of the movies and I would like to see the TV show one day.
Definetly check out the TV show. It is a ton of fun.
Okay one of my top five favorite UA-cam Channel personalities reviewing easily my number one favorite movie of all time this was a magnificent episode linkara when is the next patreon sponsored review because I will probably put a $150 down to get to at least the third movie
I love the small attention to detail in Tremors, where the last graboid is the one with the missing tongue. As if it was an alpha and the most adaptive, which also was their nemesis since it could of been the one that led to event of the landslide, and latched onto their truck.
This will always be one of my favourite monster films and I’m glad it’ still holds up to this day 😊
This has nothing to do with this but I just wanted to express condolences to the people of France. No matter what religion or non-religion you are in, the Notre Dame was a place of beauty and art. To see it go away is absolutely devastating. We will never forget.
It’s not burnt down...hundreds of art pieces were saved, as well as holy relics. Finally, lots of people with a lot of money are pledging to help restore it. It will never be as it used to be, but, thankfully, it’s still standing.
Andrew Ollmann All the Major Stained Glass Windows are fine too. Includeing the 3 Rose ones. So far it looks like it was just the 19th century ones that melted
Thinking about the TV series, I think there was an episode that had Michael Rooker in it.
Yep. And he gets eaten.
Wow, this seems like a good movie! Thanks Linkara.
Oh my god, Fred Ward was in Remo Williams? So good. :-D
You ever notice that, when Burt takes the empty gun back from Melvin, he still checks the chamber, even though he knows it's empty? For being a gun nut, Burt is better about firearm safety than most movie protagonists.
I hadn't noticed before but I respect the hell out of that. Rule #1 sadly gets overlooked a lot on media.
My grandma and I are HUGE Tremors fans. We've seen all the movies and TV show, and were really disappointed that the latest show didn't make it to air. Wish there were some Tremors comics to feature, but I'm glad Tremors is now part of the Linkaraverse! ...Until Universal claims the video, anyway...
Hope you plan to review the other Tremors movies, Linkara! Definitely one of my favorite franchises. Well, I would definitely watch the first two movies again and again.
Sad to say, I was introduced to Tremors via the second one, and I stumbled across it halfway through the movie, when they captured one of the shriekers and studied it while it was in a cage. So I didn't know about the graboids for a while.
Wish I could be a Patron, but can't afford it. But I hope one of the patrons read this and requests "Power of the Dark Crystal".
God Bless the patreon that made Lewis review one of the best movies of all time.
I love that you did this review...
...any chance of a patreon sponser asking for the sequels? As dumb as they get i love them lol
Aftershocks is my favourite.
@@Slye_Fox i'm quite partial to the fourth movie myself. It felt unique. Not many monster movies set in the old west.
Kevin Bacon screaming “I’ve got a goddamn plan” is the best.
You have quite a MORPHEMONINAL arsenal 👌
Tremors was one of my favorite movies as a kid.
Ah tremors. I really like these movies. The ones I saw anyway as in the first 3. Haven't seen the others.
Also, there’s a movie called Sand Sharks.
I was thinking that, too.
While this is still my favorite Tremors movie I still really enjoyed 2 & the Wild West movies. Honestly didn't know there was a tv series though, any good?
Poop DaScoop been a long time but i remember it being pretty good
The first movie is the best, absolutely LOVE it! But their is a lot of entertainment value in the rest of the franchise as well, even the most recent two. I think the key is that they never take themselves too seriously, but still try to make the graboids and the situation surrounding their attacks believable. Burt Gummer is arguably one of the best characters, and I love how he is always shown using proper gun safety in every scene and scolding everyone else who isn't treating a weapon with respect. Which is also ironic considering Michael Gross' real life position on the issue.
OOOOOO yes! I can't wait for next week! I have waited so long for the next episode of Ultimate Power
I see your weapon depot Burt Linkara... The Graboids can't stand up to the power of the morphing grid.
I still cabn't recall the weapon behind the episode name, but recognized 97% of the arsenal...
I....didn't know there was more than just a single Tremors film >.>
The second one is really good. The third is decent. People seem to be mixed on the fourth which is a prequel, and people just don't seem to like the last two - mostly due to how bad the cgi for the new graboids designs we're.
better than me, I thought it was a movie about earthquakes.
Also, watching this as a kid, I absolutely loved Burt's wall of weapons. I think it was my first time seeing something like that.
Would this be considered a cult classic?
One of the things I loved was the Michael Gross character. He was best known at the time for the Dad in Family Ties, and a more different character you couldn't imagine.
Tremors is a weird series... Even if it's getting worse each movie, it's kinda awesome
One thing remains: our lord and savior, Michael Gross as Burt.
@@dizzydoom4230 Uh, I have some bad news about the 6th movie...
@@djquinn4825 NOOOOOO
@@dizzydoom4230 Apparently they're working on a 7th movie and Michael Gross is set to appear in it, but in what capacity I don't know.
2 was good, honestly decent enough that it might have been able to sneak into theaters. 3 and 4 were alright, about borderline average but each had something kind of going for it. 5 was absolute shit, and half of that is due to Jamie Kennedy's inclusion. 6 was marginally better, but still dull. Also, points off for Jamie Kennedy again.
Had to come back here after hearing Fred Ward has passed away.
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ENOUGH IS ENOUGH! I HAVE HAD IT WITH THESE MOTHERHUMPIN’ GRABOIDS IN THIS MOTHERHUMPIN’ TOWN!