Tremors: Shrieker Island
Hello, everyone, and welcome once again to the internets movie review column that thinks owning a flamethrower is only cool in theory, that in reality it’s probably a gigantic pain in the ass, The Gratuitous B-Movie Column, and I am your host Bryan Kristopowitz. In this issue, issue number five hundred and ninety-five, I take a look at the action horror comedy sequel
Tremors: Shrieker Island, which was released on home video in mid-October 2020.
Tremors: Shrieker Island
Tremors: Shrieker Island, the sixth sequel in the
Tremors franchise, could very well be the end of the franchise as we know it. Directed and co-written by Don Michael Paul, who has directed the last three
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100 Worst Comedies of All Time
By Jacob Osborn, Stacker News
On 1/16/21 at 8:00 AM EST
The notion that terrible films are often funny for being so inept is certainly applicable in the sci-fi or horror genres. But how can the worst comedies be funny in their failure to be funny? Therein lies the paradox and the reason why bad comedies are usually just plain bad.
Nevertheless, it s been said that anything worth doing is worth doing badly comedy is certainly no exception. With this in mind, Stacker compiled IMDb and Metacritic data on all comedy movies with more than 2,500 votes on IMDb and ranked them by Stacker score, an equally weighted index between Metascore and IMDb user rating, with #1 being the worst. Ties were broken by Metascore and further ties were broken by IMDb user rating. If a movie did not have a Metascore, it was not considered.
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Welcome to
DTV Descent, a series where we explore the weird and wild world of direct-to-video sequels to theatrically released movies. In this edition we return once more to the world of Tremors with the sixth (!) sequel, which is currently available on Netflix.
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It’s a new year, and the world of home video sequels continues its slow-motion spread through pop culture. Perhaps fittingly, we start 2021 with a sequel to a long-running franchise that’s now over 30 years old. Impressive! You’d think an article covering a whopping five DTV sequels to the still fantastic
Tremors (1990) would be the last word on the topic, but no. Our friends at Universal 1440 Entertainment are back at it with a new entry once again pitting fools against monsters.