The Grabiods return in stunning 4K from the fine folks at Arrow Video!

Val (Kevin Bacon) and Earl (Fred Ward) are a couple of handymen who get tired of the life in Perfection, Nevada and intend to leave. A bump is thrown into their plan when powerful, worm like creatures attack their small town.

Released in 1990, Tremors is the perfect blend of horror and comedy. There are genuine scares to be had throughout the film, but it succeeds just as equally as a laugh out loud comedy. The film is directed at a break-neck pace by Ron Underwood, who gets the best out of his effects crew and actors. Bacon’s charm is infectious and endearing. Ward’s gruff and grumble Earl is the perfect balance to Bacon’s earnest performance. Reba McIntyre and Michael Gross are game as married couple Burt and Heather, with some heavy hitting weapons for the monsters.

Tremors snatches ahold of your TV with a stunning new 4K UHD presentation. The dust, the dirt, the guts all look striking. Colors pop and clothing and objects have an incredible sense of detail.

Tremors shakes and quakes with a speaker busting DTS-HD Master Audio. The sound design fits the movie perfectly and it is on full display on this disc.

Tremors comes absolutely stuffed with extras.

Disc One:

Comementary with Ron Underwood, Brent Maddock and SS Wilson

Commentary with Jonathan Melville

Making Perfection: A great documentary about making the film with interviews with Bacon and company.

The Truth About Tremors: A new interview with Nancy Roberts, who is a co-producer.

Bad Vibrations: A new interview with DP Alexander Grusynski.

Aftershocks and Other Rumblings: A new interview with Ellen Collett.

Digging the Dirt: The Visual Effects of Tremors: an awesome look at the monsters and effects of the film.

Music of Grabiods: A new chat with Ernest Troost and Robert Folk.

The Making of Tremors: An older documentary about the making of the film.

Creature Featurette: Clips from the set

Pardon My French: Clips of the TV version of Tremors, meaning silly dubs of naughty words.

EPK: The original promotional material for the film.

Deleted Scenes, Trailers from Tremors and the Franchise, and a Still Gallery.

Disc 2:

Extended Interviews from Making Perfection: Another four hours of interviews from select participants.

Arclight Q&A: from 2015 a fun talk with the cast and crew.

Gag Reel

Early Short Films: Ron Underwood gives us a look at his early work.

The release comes in a sturdy cardboard case with a nicely done book, a poster featuring an x-ray look at a graboid, postcards and a “coupon“ for Walter Chang’s Market.

Once again Arrow delivers a standout package from a standout film.

Film: A

Video: A

Audio: A

Extras: A+

Overall: A