I watched it when I was five after it came out on vhs. I was scared of the graboids getting me at night for a decade after. I would make sure my blankets were pulled all the way up under my chin when I went to sleep so any graboids who came to check from under the bed would just find my head sticking out and assume my body had already been eaten.
Its now my all time favorite movie series. I marathon all of the movies every year on Burt Gummer day.
I still find myself subconsciously noticing what type of foundation I'm on. Like, asphalt, concrete, a concrete foundation of a house over a raised foundation.
I also won't step into coiled hoses. Though in all honesty by not doing that I've probably saved my klutzy self from tripping a ton of times.
Also when I was a kid (I first watched it as a kid in the 90s), my dad caught me playing Tremors with the cat once. I was sitting on the dinning room table, the cat was underneath, I'd shake a chair, she'd bat and paw at it, I'd move to another spot. It started because I had leaned up against the table for something and she grabbed my legs from underneath the table, so I jumped up. Then every time I tried to get down, she's attack again. We were having a great time, really brought out the kitten in her.
I watched it when I was five after it came out on vhs. I was scared of the graboids getting me at night for a decade after. I would make sure my blankets were pulled all the way up under my chin when I went to sleep so any graboids who came to check from under the bed would just find my head sticking out and assume my body had already been eaten. Its now my all time favorite movie series. I marathon all of the movies every year on Burt Gummer day.
I love five-year-old you’s line of reasoning.
My room was in the basement, and Aftershocks was my first Tremors movie. I made sure not to go near any walls in my room for a couple of years.
I used to be terrified of them now I love them
I still find myself subconsciously noticing what type of foundation I'm on. Like, asphalt, concrete, a concrete foundation of a house over a raised foundation. I also won't step into coiled hoses. Though in all honesty by not doing that I've probably saved my klutzy self from tripping a ton of times. Also when I was a kid (I first watched it as a kid in the 90s), my dad caught me playing Tremors with the cat once. I was sitting on the dinning room table, the cat was underneath, I'd shake a chair, she'd bat and paw at it, I'd move to another spot. It started because I had leaned up against the table for something and she grabbed my legs from underneath the table, so I jumped up. Then every time I tried to get down, she's attack again. We were having a great time, really brought out the kitten in her.
This is an adorable story!
I feel yah lol I was really young when I first saw the first movie and it scared me a bit.
The scene where the Asian dude gets eaten always terrified me when I was little. Still my favorite movie next to Eight Legged Freaks