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I liked that it came back to to the original style and we returned a littlebit to the first one. I am sad its not the original graboids and Assblasters and also we never seen Burt bunkers again after the series(wondering how he upgraded it after all those years) Also really liked the fact that they needed to capture a graboid to save Burt

If you liked the 3rd tremors you'll like this one. Some of the monster anamation looks cheap but aside from that very entertaining

My God. This is probably one of the worst movies I've ever seen. I watched all of the previous movies but this one pales in comparison. I used to think Michael Gross was a fairly decent actor. He should be ashamed of his performance. I wish I could get those 90 minutes back.

Don't get me wrong, I liked some of the earlier sequels, despite their rapidly increasing inferiority, but Tremors has officially reached a new low with this entry. Tremors 5 was already really pushing it with the addition of Jamie Kennedy. You should know your series is in trouble if you think that adding an aged, barely trying Jamie Kennedy to the mix is your idea of bringing new life to a property. Kennedy is even worse this time around. Did they let him write his own dialogue this time or something? Everything he says is either just some completely unimportant observation, some horribly flat joke, or part of the painfully bad fan-fiction-y romance subplot with a woman that's clearly several leagues away from his own. Pretty much every word out of his mouth is senseless and irrelevant or extremely cringey (or both). Most of the rest of the cast isn't much better. Terrible dialogue almost all around and most of them are written to be so dumb that you're surprised they were even able to tie their own shoes. When Michael Gross is heavily out-acting everyone else in a movie, you should know that something is seriously wrong. All the effects are CG now, and it's actually not terrible CG, but neither does it do anything at all impressive. Despite the environment change this is still just more of the exact same thing we've already seen many times before, just with even less effort going into it. Really, let's be honest here. Most of the sequels have just shamelessly recycled the exact same formula from the first one and we all know it. It was funny the first few times, but enough is enough. Look, I love a good "so bad it's good" horror as much as the next guy, but there's nothing to like here. It's not funny in either the intentional or unintentional senses, there's not one bit of memorable action or gore, so what's the point? I see that there are some die-hard Tremors fans that are willing to swallow another spoonful of the same old stew that's been sitting out in the sun all these years because they're so nostalgically attached to this property for whatever reasons, but to anyone else this is just a plain old bad movie, the kind that no one's even going to remember existed in a year. Tremors is dead. Let it rest in piece already.

One of the worst movie in recent times. The acting is so bad. The characters in the movie or not serious about the monster. Glad I didn't pay to watch this it is on Netflix