The Tremors franchise, known for its cult following and unique blend of horror and comedy, is back in the spotlight. With Kevin Bacon expressing interest in returning and Stampede Entertainment reclaiming rights, fans are eager to see what’s next.
🎤 Kevin Bacon’s Continued Interest
Kevin Bacon, who starred as Valentine McKee in the original 1990 film, remains enthusiastic about revisiting the role. Despite a previous attempt at a TV reboot that didn’t materialize, Bacon is “just waiting for the call” to return to the franchise.
🏢 Stampede Entertainment’s Plans
In a significant development, Stampede Entertainment has regained rights to the original Tremors screenplay. They are considering a new installment, potentially featuring Bacon, but no official production has commenced.
📺 Current Viewing Options
Fans can revisit the Tremors series through various streaming services:
- AMC+
- Prime Video (rental)
- Tubi (for the 2003 TV series)
Note: Availability may vary by region.
🧠 FAQs
Is Kevin Bacon returning to the ‘Tremors’ franchise?
While Bacon has expressed interest, there is no official confirmation of his return as of April 2025.
What happened to the ‘Tremors’ TV reboot?
A pilot was filmed with Bacon reprising his role, but the series was not picked up by Syfy.
Are there plans for a new ‘Tremors’ movie?
Stampede Entertainment is exploring a new installment, but no official announcements have been made.
Where can I watch the original ‘Tremors’ films?
The films are available on AMC+, Prime Video (rental), and Tubi.
Has Stampede Entertainment regained rights to ‘Tremors’?
Yes, as of April 2025, they have reclaimed rights to the original screenplay.
Did Kevin Bacon express interest in a theatrical sequel?
Yes, Bacon has indicated a desire to return in a theatrical sequel to the original film.
Why was the ‘Tremors’ TV series canceled?
The series was not picked up after the pilot, with no specific reasons publicly disclosed.
How can fans stay updated on ‘Tremors’ news?
Monitor official channels from Stampede Entertainment and follow reputable entertainment news outlets.
