"Tremors" is a 1990 horror-comedy film directed by Ron Underwood. The movie is set in the fictional town of Perfection, Nevada, and follows the inhabitants as they battle underground creatures known as Graboids.
The story centers on Val McKee, played by Kevin Bacon, and Earl Bassett, portrayed by Fred Ward, who are two handymen tired of their small-town life. However, when they encounter strange seismic activity and discover dead bodies, they soon realize that their town is being terrorized by giant, subterranean worm-like creatures that can sense vibrations.
As the Graboids begin to wreak havoc on Perfection, Val, Earl, and the other townspeople must come up with a plan to outsmart the creatures and escape their deadly grasp. Along the way, they encounter a seismologist named Rhonda LeBeck, played by Finn Carter, who helps them understand the creatures' behavior and weaknesses.
"Tremors" is praised for its blend of horror, humor, and suspense, as well as its practical effects and creature design. The film's witty dialogue, memorable characters, and inventive set pieces have earned it a cult following and spawned multiple sequels, spin-offs, and a television series.
Overall, "Tremors" is regarded as a classic of the creature feature genre, offering a fun and entertaining mix of thrills and laughs that continues to delight audiences decades after its release.