Tremors 4: The Legend Begins (2004)
Genre: Comedy / Horror
Duration: 101 minuten
Country:
United States
Directed by: S. S. Wilson
Stars: Michael Gross, Billy Drago and Sara Botsford
IMDb score:
5,3 (15.068)
Releasedate: 2 January 2004
Tremors 4: The Legend Begins plot
"A Revolution Has Begun..."
Sometime in the year 1800, a small village in a valley is suddenly attacked by huge worms that seem to come out of the ground. Everyone tries to save themselves and only the brave Hiram Gummer seems to have found a way to take out the worms.
Actors and actresses
Victor
Christine Lord
Hiram Gummer
Soggy
Black Hand Kelly
Juan Pedilla
Old Fred
Tecopa
Lu Wan Chang
Western Union Clerk
Reviews & comments
Chainsaw
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- 8845 messages
- 3576 votes
Usually franchises around part 4 are already at a pitiful and downright ridiculous level. Tremors 4 is not that bad in that respect. This part came along from the video store tonight and I have to say; just like the previous two sequels, it's all still pretty fun. Nothing high-quality and certainly not as fun as the first film, but it still remains amusing pulp. Characters and plot are all interchangeable, but the humor, the action and a great Michael Gross make the film quite worthwhile. I think the franchise can still go on.
3 modest stars.
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Duke Nukem
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- 1777 messages
- 1980 votes
This movie looks very low budget, it looks like a cheap TV movie. The setting in which one goes back to the wild west is nicely conceived, but not so well developed and totally unconvincing. They try to repeat the tension and threat of the earthworms from the first part, but anyone who has seen the previous films knows what to expect. Fortunately, the ugly CGI monsters from the second part are not shown here.
This time, Michael Gross plays Hiram Gummer, a ancestor of Burt Gummer, a very different personality than in the other films in this series. Gross is the only familiar face in this film besides Billy Drago, all the other actors seem totally unknown and ignorant to me.
The description of this film says "sometime in the 1800s", but the film is set in 1889. They probably meant to say "sometime in the 1800s". 
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Shadowed
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- 11345 messages
- 6677 votes
It's great that director SS Wilson is bringing back the practical effects in full glory with this fourth part. The rather mediocre computer effects started to play too large a role in the past. Unfortunately, the writers do not really deviate from the basic idea, which again makes it unsurprising in terms of content. These types of films are of course about entertainment, but seeing the same thing over and over eventually takes its toll. Nevertheless, the event still has some eccentric characters and a charming finale. Once the Graboids emerge from the ground, the film revives considerably, but apart from the fact that this is an origin story, it remains a tired event.
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