Finally! The Tremors franchise crossed the border into "good bad movie" country. This movie is so ridiculous it's funny. Now the graboids can fly... but by farting! This movie is as a sequel should be, the plot is more extreme, the monsters are bigger and badder and the acting is worse. Let the battle begin!

The acting is just as bad as it needs to be. Michael Gross is not without flair for the material. The special effects are pretty lame and, really, your appreciation of this film will be exponentially proportional to how funny you think it is that the creatures can now fly by farting fireballs. Hey, I just realized... I probably should have scored it higher!

The original Tremors was B-grade as it was. You really can't expect much from a lower budget third installment. Not as fun as the last two, and they really jumped the shark with the "Ass-Blasters", but its strength is that it realizes it is a joke film, and that makes it okay in my books. I'm shocked they managed to bring back pretty much the entire original cast minus the three main characters.

Terrible acting and effects, well terrible everyhting but falls into the it's funny cause it stinks category.

Well, love the series. So this one is no exception, love the characters and the scenery. Going back to Perfection is what I love most, identifying with the similar sets and cast members brings back good memories.

This is as guilty as any pleasure gets. Between Michael Gross's crazed NRA-survivalist, a nice little Jonah In The Whale set-piece and the introduction of a new Graboid-species: The Ass Blaster, this movie does its best. No masterpiece but way better than could be expected of a DTV sequel.

There are monsters that fly around by farting. That's about all you need to know. All respectability is gone from the humor of the Tremors series, now that they've resorted to fart gags.

Nope

The newest evolutionary step for the graboids brings a bit to the story, and Burt is always interesting to watch, but parts of this story just seem a bit bland and toned down. Otherwise enjoyable, though.

MEH........

really bad sequel

Nope.

5 points the 'assbusters' concept, 5 for the 'signature' music. Stay for away from this one.

you got to get paid to watch this movie. period.

Surprisingly watchable for a 3rd instalment of a hammy horror franchise, largely due to consistency in crew and tone. Another film means another mutation of the Graboid to an incarnation, that is as amazingly stupid as it is surprisingly logical, given the overall spirit of the franchise: The fire farting, fast flying 'Ass Blaster' ... VS. the Dad from 'Family Ties'! ... uh... Game on!

Not too bad in a cheesy B-movie way; I like the first 2 much better, but this one was fun, too.

Thank God the franchise ended soon after as the next mutation would've had the worms operating video equipment and driving stick shifts.

Despite bad CGI and dialogue that is positively rancid, this third installment manages to keep things moving with yet another upgrade to the creatures and more lightweight slapstick carnage. It's not that it's good per se, but if you find yourself at a Tremors marathon, you'll be relieved at how brisk and relatively painless it is.