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Fellowship Of The Reel

Fellowship Of The Reel

De : Philip A. McClimon
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A single movie is more powerful than a thousand realities...or something. Come to Fellowship Of The Reel, a movie review podcast beyond the furthest reaches of your imagination. Four movie fans meet to discuss, debate, and ultimately review movies of their own choosing. One Movie Review Podcast To Rule Them All!

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  • TRAILER: WAY OF THE GUN REVIEW
    Oct 28 2026

    Trailer for our review of the movie THE WAY OF THE GUN

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    1 min
  • REVIEW: TREMORS
    Oct 21 2026

    **Fellowship of the Reel — Tremors (1990)**

    Hosts: Phil, Sherry, James, Chris · ~76 min · **Four recommends**


    Four friends dig into Ron Underwood’s cult monster comedy. Handymen Val and Earl try to leave Perfection, Nevada; the Graboids won’t let them. The table’s case: this might be one of the tightest scripts ever written. All gas, no brake. Comfort movie for most of them, and a hit that happened on home video, not in theaters.


    **Money and critics**

    January 19, 1990. Budget never confirmed, estimated $5–11 million. Domestic about $16.7 million; international a reported $1,000. Critics kinder than fans (~88% vs ~76%). Bacon took it for the money and found the fandom later. Seven films follow; Michael Gross becomes the franchise. Burt dies in the last one; creatures eventually fly. Late 2024: Wilson, Maddock, and Underwood reclaimed the rights. Not a reboot. A return-to-Perfection sequel is being outlined, Bacon as Val possible, nothing promised.


    **Beats (short version)**

    Monster in the House — the house is the town. No sin summons the worms; origin not required. Setup is the general store: every character, the noisy cooler, and the stampede gag planted at once (tan sleeping bag, red lining — Earl (looks like a worm). Catalyst is the sewage job and Edgar Deems dead of dehydration on the tower. Break into Two is the horseback ride for Bixby, not the rockslide — they’re still debating a human killer until then. The movie is two guys trying to leave town. Midpoint is the aqueduct kill and a false victory. All Is Lost is Walter’s store breached and the roof turning into a wave pool. Finale: Val finally has a plan, baits Stumpy off the cliff. Closing image: he stays and kisses Rhonda.


    **Votes**

    James: recommend — does what *Jaws* does, keeps the monster underground, fine for families. Chris: recommend, but he got a little bored on a rewatch and can’t point to a flaw. Phil: recommend — internally consistent, as quotable as *Big Trouble*. Sherry: recommend — saw it as a teenager at Phil’s apartment and tiptoed down the sidewalk so nothing would come out of the ground.


    **Lines they quote all day**

    “We plan ahead, so we don’t have to do anything right now.” · “We faced temptation and did not blink.” · “We just left this town one damn day too late.” · “Broke into the wrong goddamn rec room, didn't ya?!.”· “Stampede!”

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    1 h et 16 min
  • TRAILER: TREMORS REVIEW
    Oct 14 2026

    Trailer for our review of the movie TREMORS

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    1 min
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