Tremors Stars Kevin Bacon & Michael Gross Reunite in Perfection for New Commercial
Tremors Stars Kevin Bacon & Michael Gross Reunite in Perfection for New Commercial
Kevin Bacon and Michael Gross are sharing the screen once again over 30 years later for a Visible commercial that references Tremors.
More than three decades later,
Tremors stars Kevin Bacon and Michael Gross reunited for a new commercial promoting the Verizon phone service Visible. After upgrading the 6 Degrees of Kevin Bacon to 12 Degrees, Bacon invites nearly everyone he knows to join him on Visible, and that includes his old pal from
Tremors. The ad debuted during the Grammy Awards and can now be watched online. You can see it for yourself below.
Typically, being deemed as abrasive and unrefined, b-movies have an interesting place in the world of cinema. Their value may not be as easy to see when comparing them to big blockbusters or award-winning films, but it is present. The worth of b-movies is extremely diverse. They range from brilliant in the manner tropes are used to praising them for their astonishing incompetency. Whatever the case may be, there is a fan base and love for b-films.
Here are some of the most entertaining b-movies to add to your watch list!
1. The Tingler (1959)
Bringing together a master of gimmicks and a master of terror, The Tingler is a wonderful blend of horror and humor. The film follows Dr. Warren Chapin (Vincent Price) and his surprising discovery. Chapin learns that the spine-chilling sensation people can get when afraid is due to a centipede-like parasite. After dubbing the parasite the “tingler”, Chapin concludes that in extreme circumstances, prolonged fear causes the organism to
Beneath Perfection: Thoughts on the Entire TREMORS Franchise By Giallo Julian
Tremorswas a film I constantly watched as a kid. I remember going to the video store every weekend, just to rent the first two movies for the 100th time. That was back when there were only two to watch. Now there are seven films. Seven! Who would have thought there would be seven
Tremors flicks (AND a series)?!?
So here’s the thing…I’m very passionate about this series. My love for these films has only grown over the years, and although I do have my criticisms, I always find myself watching the entire series again every couple of months. I wasn’t quite sure how I was going to talk about it initially. A ranking from best to worst? Not really my style. An in-depth essay about each film? I don’t think anyone has time for all that. Scrapping the article and just watching the movies again? No, that wouldn’t be fair to all you amazi