The now famous Burt Gummer returns to his hometown of Perfection, Nevada for the first time in years, but the deadliest Graboid evolution yet forces him to save the town he swore to protect.
Trailer
Cast
Brent Maddock
Director
Michael Gross
Burt Gummer
Shawn Christian
Desert Jack Sawyer
Susan Chuang
Jodi Chang
Charlotte Stewart
Nancy Sterngood
Ariana Richards
Mindy Sterngood
Tony Genaro
Miguel
Barry Livingston
Dr. Andrew Merliss
John Pappas
Agent Charlie Rusk
Bobby Jacoby
Melvin Plug
Billy Rieck
Buford, Jack's Assistant
Kelly Connell
Tourist Guy
Matthew Seth Wilson
Tourist Kid
Jason Hopkins
Tourist Kid
Lorna Scott
Tourist Lady
Mary Gross
Tourist Mom
Elena Sahagun
Argentine Reporter
Javi Mulero
Argentine Producer
Diego Galante
Argentine Cameraman
S.S. Wilson
Writer
Brent Maddock
Writer
Nancy Roberts
Writer
John Whelpley
Writer
Ron Underwood
Writer
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source: Tremors 3: Back to Perfection
Possibly the greatest film ever. But on a serious note, this film is great, it has all you need from a low budget film. Burt Gummer is better than ever with the leading role in the film which see him take on Graboids, Shrieker and Ass-Blasters. Congratulations to Micheal Gross who won best actor award for his role as Burt Gummer. BUY THIS MOVIE!!!!!!!
While by itself, Tremors-3 may be an OK movie, it is nothing when compared to the original Tremors or even Tremors-2. There are the number of inevitable reasons that include the deletion of several of the previous cast and a not so fantastic storyline. Perhaps the biggest strength of the Tremors series was that the graboid was a animatronic/puppet which made it very realistic and threatening. However, in this movie, they've gone and used a lot of CGI for both the assblasters and the Graboids. The CGI looks terrible and so unconvincing that the fright value totally goes away and even a Tremors fan would be highly embarrassed. Lastly, this movie yet again fails to explain the origins of the Graboid.
The kids loved it. Glued to the screen. So if you want one, not tooo scary, that they will like. Try this one. Silly & dumb, and no more Kevin Bacon, but a good one for the kids. Vaugely related to the other two versions.
