Tremors II: Aftershocks 1996
“The Worms have turned.”
What is Tremors II: Aftershocks?
The film "Tremors II: Aftershocks" is a sequel to the 1990 film "Tremors." Earl Bassett, a character from the first film, is the main protagonist in this sequel. After a significant event in the town of Perfection, Earl's celebrity status is short-lived.
- Type
- Film
- Year
- 1996
- Status
- Released
- Runtime
- 100 minutes
- Release date
- Apr 9, 1996
- Studios
- Stampede Entertainment
- Genres
- Action, Horror, Comedy
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Overview
The film "Tremors II: Aftershocks" is a sequel to the 1990 film "Tremors." Earl Bassett, a character from the first film, is the main protagonist in this sequel. After a significant event in the town of Perfection, Earl's celebrity status is short-lived. He is then recruited by a Mexican oil company for a new project. The company's workers have encountered an unexpected problem while drilling under the soil.
Should you watch it?
“Earl Bassett returns to battle underground monsters at a Mexican oil refinery.”
- Humorous take on classic monster mayhem
- Earl Bassett’s charismatic return
- Blend of comedy, horror, and sci‑fi
- PG‑13 rating tones down graphic horror
Watch it if you enjoy campy monster movies with a comedic hero.
The film’s PG‑13 rating makes it suitable for teens and adults who like light horror comedy.
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Frequently asked questions
Where does the story take place?
The action moves from Perfection to a Mexican oil refinery where Graboids emerge.
Who is the main character?
Earl Bassett, the town’s celebrated hero, is recruited to confront the new threat.
What creatures are the antagonists?
The film features Graboids, giant underground worm-like monsters.
What genres does the film combine?
It mixes comedy, horror, and science‑fiction elements.
When was the film released and what is its rating?
It premiered in the United States on April 9, 1996 and is rated PG‑13.