Tag Archives: Michael Gross

There are few horror franchises that are as consistently fun as the venerable Tremors series. There are even fewer horror actors who embrace their genre roles with as much passion and gusto as Michael Gross. That’s why we’re delighted to hear that the Graboids will be back, straight from the …

In the last few days, it was announced that Syfy has officially dropped the Tremor series. For fans of the franchise, like myself, this was a huge bummer. The only thing that kept me going was knowing that I would finally have a chance to watch the 6th installment, Tremors: …

I’m a huge fan of the Tremors franchise and I can’t wait to watch the sixth installment, Tremors: A Cold Day in Hell! The fifth one was amazing so I have high hopes for this one as well. While we’re waiting for the release, here’s an awesome recap of the franchise …

Tremors fans are in for some disappointing news. Since 1990, the stories and the Graboids have changed and evolved with each Tremors film, but there was always one thing (one person) that never changed… and that was Mr. Burt Gummer. Even when he’s not the main character in the film, …

The Graboids are back in the sixth installment of the Tremors franchise!!! Michael Gross recently broke the news on his official Facebook page, saying Tremors 6 has been given a tentative release date. We couldn’t be more excited! Gross Stated: “YOU HEARD IT HERE!!! Universal Studios Hollywood tells me that …

As a child, it was not uncommon for me to see franchises out of order. After all, beggars can’t be choosers and I was not in a bargaining position. I think that is where my love of sequels started. Tremors 2: Aftershocks was one of those films. Released on April 9, …

I’m not the kind of guy that goes to the thrift store for clothes. There’s nothing wrong with shopping for clothes at a thrift store, but I’m much too big of a person to find any used clothing in my size. What I am, though, is the guy that goes …

Horror films that have less than an R rating often catch flak for not being “horror” enough. There’s a notion that these films water down their content for various reasons, including trying to appeal to younger viewers. However, the idea that a horror film must reach a certain rating to …