FeaturePG2001·104m·5.8

Tremors 3: Back to Perfection

The Food Chain Just Grew Another Link.

ComedyHorrorScience Fiction

Survivalist Burt Gummer returns home to Perfection, to find that the little town has been shaken up again by morphing, man-eating Graboids.

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Cast

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

Robert Jayne

Melvin Plug

Billy Rieck

Buford

Kelly Connell

Jerome

Matthew Seth Wilson

Teen Kid 1

Jason Hopkins

Teen Kid 2

Lorna Scott

Tourist Lady

Mary Gross

Tourist Mom

Elena Sahagun

Argentine Reporter

Javi Mulero

Argentine Producer

Diego Balanta

Argentine Cameraman

Tom Everett

Agent Frank Statler (uncredited)

Jack Serino

Graboid (uncredited)

Details

Status
Released
Original language
English
Languages
English
Budget
$6.0M
Revenue
Age rating
PG
Quality
4K UHD · HDR10 · Dolby Vision
Production
Stampede EntertainmentUniversal Pictures

Crew

Director

Brent Maddock

Writers

John Whelpley, Brent Maddock, S.S. Wilson, Nancy Roberts

Kevin Kiner

Original Music Composer

Virgil L. Harper

Director of Photography

Drake Silliman

Editor

Ken Larson

Production Design

Debbie Shine

Costume Design

Gallery

Reviews

John Chard

9/23/2014

6.0

Tremors 3: Back to Perfection. Ass Blasters R US! The third movie in the Tremors series of films is adequate entertainment for the fans. Michael Gross returns as Burt, who in turn returns to Perfection to find it a tourist haven of Graboid fans. Into the mix is a nefarious real estate deal that threatens the very existence of the townsfolk. But of course, the Graboids and their mutated offspring don’t care about such things. If not expecting too much then this serves up some good straight to video fun. The formula remains the same, with Burt the paranoid saviour of perfection getting some good lines, while the return of characters from the first film is a splendid bonus for the fans. There’s some snarky asides to the perils/cheats of tourist traps, and the real estate rape of the land angle is driven home without over kill. Safe if undemanding creature feature fare. 6/10

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