Taking place as a prequel despite it being a sequel we see it being placed in Perfection except its by its original name "Rejection" in the wild west era.
A silver mine gets attacked by an unknown breed killing several its miners, the mine shuts down and Gummer who owns the mine is notified to investigate why it was shut down.
It is charming to see Michael Gross portraying a Gummer and it has a warm tone to the film, graboids are menacing as we have seen in earlier installments. It doesn't fail to deliver the sheer impact of the graboids. This installment however doesn't really need to be a prequel and doesn't explain why these graboids suddenly come back in the same flat of land in Tremors 1 self extinction perhaps.
The effects still holds up for what it is. It netherless a Tremors film.
A silver mine gets attacked by an unknown breed killing several its miners, the mine shuts down and Gummer who owns the mine is notified to investigate why it was shut down.
It is charming to see Michael Gross portraying a Gummer and it has a warm tone to the film, graboids are menacing as we have seen in earlier installments. It doesn't fail to deliver the sheer impact of the graboids. This installment however doesn't really need to be a prequel and doesn't explain why these graboids suddenly come back in the same flat of land in Tremors 1 self extinction perhaps.
The effects still holds up for what it is. It netherless a Tremors film.