First Time Watching Tremors (1990) REACTION!

[@ShreeNation]

My REVIEW of Tremors: kzbin.info/www/bejne/pZ_ZnX-YjLd6aJY

[@eastcoastaj5048]

Love the fade! One of my favorite films. Just pure fun.

[@markcarpenter6020]

Yes Burt is a preper but remember this movie was made back when a nuclear war with the Soviet Union was a very real possibility.....so his house wasn't as insane as it sounds today.

[@donaldsteven7592]

Could You Please do reaction videos on Jurassic Park and Jurassic Park the Lost world Please!??

[@donaldsteven7592]

They make the parts funny where the mean guys ended up getting Eaten up 😋 by the Dinasaurs LOL I won't give the parts away in case you haven't seen them!!

[@BigGator5]

"Broke into the wrong goddamn rec room, didn't ya you bastard!" Fun Fact: Burt and Heather used the following firearms to kill the Graboid that burst into their rec room: Stey-Mannlicher SSG-PII, Winchester model 70, Winchester Model 1200 Defender, HK91A2, Colt AR-15 Sporter II, Remington 870, Sig Sauer P226, Ruger Redhawk, M8 flare gun, and then finally Burt finishes it off with a Belgian William & Co. 8 gauge shotgun (The Elephant Gun).

[@ShreeNation]

Damn, you know your guns😃

[@BigGator5]

Shree Nation ...When "IT" hits the fan, we all become 11Bravos. 😎 👍

[@Heegaherger]

I think this is the first time I've seen a break down on the Gummer's fire arm wall. Well done sir.

[@dr.burtgummerfan439]

And that's how Burt and Heather became deaf. 😁

[@biguy617]

Burt is played by Michael Grossman from the Sitcom that made Michael J Fox famous, Family Ties.

[@Beuwen_The_Dragon]

Fun thought, when Val wakes Earl at the beginning, who squirms in his bedroll (looking like a graboid) and falls out of the truck, was a perfect foreshadowing for the ending.

[@kingscorpion7346]

the pogo stick girl, Mandy, went on to play Lex in Jurassic Park a couple of years later.

[@oddballbegay2879]

"Nows not the time to be an American" then the wall breaks and its the perfect time to be an American. Great reaction video to my favorite childhood movie. Oh, and Burt would be pissed at being called a prepper but he loves the term survivalist.

[@PrincessSnowbelle]

You should definitely watch Tremors 2 and 3. There are a lot more surprises in store for you. There’s several other sequels as well. They’re still fun, but the first three are definitely the best!

[@spacedinosaur8733]

There was also a pretty good television series.

[@ShreeNation]

Thank you, can't wait!

[@joeysalinas3776]

There was a rumor that they're making another with the og cast

[@jonbolton3376]

I agree on 2 and 3 being the best sequels. I look forward to seeing your reactions.

[@andrewe2057]

I personally would rank them 1, 2, 4, then 3. Every one after 4 pretty much falls into the same B Monster Flick tier. I don't regret watching any of them, though. I would actually put 3 in that category as well because of the CGI.

[@Pinkielover]

In the late 1980s, zinc oxide literally had its time in the sun when the Southern Californian company Zinka made it cool to paint your nose with the chalk-white sunscreen. ... Because zinc oxide blocks both, it's considered a “broad-spectrum” protectant. Without a shield, the skin can't hold its own for long. Some lifeguards still use it Also the nose is the first thing to burn

[@PorterJustPorter]

It's still cool

[@pedanticperson1149]

One thing that makes this film so amazing is that they've foreshadowed so much from the ending (stampede at the beginning), the noisy fridge, the cat, etc. On top of that how they handled Val & Earl bickering/ignoring Rhonda & her just getting on with showing them... perfect! This is a criminally underrated film.

[@toodlescae]

Speaking of comets..there's a movie that almost no one has reacted to called Night of the Comet from 1984 that you might enjoy.

[@ShreeNation]

Thank you, i will check it out😇

[@StCerberusEngel]

Fun movie! Really unique and has a lot of memorable scenes.

[@douglascampbell9809]

That is a super fun watch.

[@Greenwood4727]

and Kelli Maroni is once of the nicest people to talk too

[@jackrasbeary4156]

Great flick

[@kevinnorwood8782]

"I'd probably go flying backwards" The event you're talking about there is called recoil. You probably won't go "flying backwards", but unless you're properly standing, and holding that gun tightly against your shoulder, there's a good chance the recoil from an elephant gun might break your collarbone.

[@dr.burtgummerfan439]

"What's that stuff on her nose? Was she sniffing some snow or something?" Ahhhhhh, the 80s.....

[@judaihyuga]

The crew put *a lot* of effort into making the graboids look super real. Left them out in the sun for a full day, buried them a day, and dug them back up just to get that weathered look. I absolutely love this movie. I like that the townsfolk aren't all idiots making the worst possible decisions all the time, I like that graboids learn and get smarter but no so smart that don't seem like animals, I love that they have a weakness that makes scientific sense with how they're presented, just all of it. This movie's so much fun and I'm delighted every time I see someone new giving it a watch. It really deserves more love than it got back when it was released.

[@tomre2769]

Great film :-) I dont think it swallows cars, just dig around them so they sink into its world.

[@woodoovisions4238]

Loved it. You're honestly one of the most attentive and thorough reactors on YT. Looking forward to Back to the Future II as well :)

[@ShreeNation]

Thank you, that is so sweet :') BTTF Part 2 reaction coming up this month!

[@adamthaxton3157]

The tumbler device that the Gummers are using is for cleaning shells. You put spent/empty shells and sand in the tumbler so you clean up any gunk on them before you re-pack bullets.

[@WJS774]

Sand is a bit harsh for brass, normally you'd use something a bit milder, but the principle is correct.

[@lewis9702]

18:30 - Golden Oldie is or was a term for a popular old, or dated song, usually from the 40's or 50's

[@whocares8584]

RIP Fred Ward

[@ShreeNation]

:(

[@edwardthorne9875]

Great goofy fun, with gross effects and sparkling chemistry. I know of no one who doesn't enjoy 'Tremors'. And a good, unintrusive commentary with a pretty new haircut. What more could we ask for? See you again soon!

[@ShreeNation]

That's so sweet of you! Thanks, see you soon!

[@StCerberusEngel]

On the topic of CGI and Practical Effects, as was being said in the chat, they're both very useful tools and important in their own way. It's a shame though that CGI is relied on so heavily anymore, to the point that it's effectively killed an entire artform within filmmaking. Even when a movie is made almost entirely practically, ala The Thing prequel, the studios are so afraid that without cgi, it won't sell, that they replace all that hard work with nothing but computer animation. The two can and should exist together to form a cohesive whole. Practical effects for the greater majority will always hold up better over time, while CGI will age more poorly over time. But when used wisely, the two can be amazing to behold, and together can create effects that impress more than by themselves. Obviously there are great examples of CGI aging well, and I won't diminish that either. Point is, having more tools at your disposal is never a bad thing, but overreliance on them when creating certainly can be. It's all in the execution. This movie, among many, many others, is proof of good effects-work trumping budget and technological advancement.

[@ShreeNation]

Well said! I think the only movie I can think of that blended CGI and practical effects well is Pacific Rim and other Guillermo Del Toro movies. Even his Hellboy movies were a perfect balance of both CGI and practical effects.

[@StCerberusEngel]

@@ShreeNation Blending the two was done beautifully with Jurassic Park. The stampede scene is a bit rough, but overall, it's one of the best examples, and it's almost 30 years old now. Iron Man's effects hold up very well, honestly, and is a great example of good CG work. And another example of how CG can work well is the original TRON, since the CG elements were meant to be part of a computer world. And of course, Toy Story (when it comes to the toys) is supremely convincing. Actually, now that I think of it, someone needs to make a stop-motion version of Toy Story using the licensed merch. That would be amazing.

[@StCerberusEngel]

@@ShreeNation Addendum: Fantastic example of the difference between practical and CGI is the original Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (1990). Real actors in real suits (courtesy of Jim Henson's Creature Shop), doing real choreography. VS the current movies' CGI overload. And while I'm thinking of Henson... Labyrinth (1986) is AMAZING!

[@markcarpenter6020]

@@ShreeNation the best mix of CGI and practical is terminator 2. Most of the shots of the T-1000 were actually practical effects. They only used CGI for shots they couldn't make on real life and most people never even realized it.

[@StCerberusEngel]

@@markcarpenter6020 Very true.

[@L1VE3V1L]

It didn’t eat the car. It pulled it underground and would’ve got her through the windows. The car was still underground playing the golden oldie.

[@jaypaster8244]

In a later sequel they fly.

[@biguy617]

I wish Reba came back for the sequel.

[@soldiermedic45]

Shree, it didn't eat the car. It pulled it under to get to the lady. Check Out 2 and 3. Its 3 more after that

[@StCerberusEngel]

Oh, I should've mentioned earlier, for another good creature feature, try Critters (1986)

[@ShreeNation]

Will do :)

[@spacedinosaur8733]

Critters is another great classic for sure.

[@hansethetooly5421]

if you want the 8 gauge elephant gun, check out the '700 nitro express' but do check out the other movies int he series, one of the few where i enjoyed all of them, and even the tv show. just have to overlook the tv being given a shoestring budget.

[@georgekappos3222]

Def watch tremors 2. Earl passed away today. R.i.p. Fred ward

[@ShreeNation]

Oh no :(

[@AMacLeod426]

Agreed. You can definitely skip all the other sequels IMHO, but Tremors 2 is still one of my all time favorite sequels, thanks in large part to Fred Ward. R.I.P.

[@georgekappos3222]

@@AMacLeod426 I didnt say that. 3 and 4 weren't the best but they're worth watching

[@jauntx]

It didn't eat the car, it just made a cave-in to pull the car under, then likely scooped the woman out with it's mouth tentacles once she was completely trapped. The car was still there, buried, when the boys found it. Love this movie, and though the sequels were not at great, it's an endearing series for me. 2 is still pretty good.

[@rgoodwyn]

I have to leave some love here for Fred Ward, who plays Earl. He was such a naturalistic actor who was just fun to watch in everything.

[@Pinkielover]

Actually that moment in the Mandalorian was inspired by Jaws just happens to take place in the sand watch the making of that episode...It's under Star Wars in Disney+

[@ShreeNation]

Hah, funny because I linked Jaws with Tremors in my review of the film, with many shots resembling the hidden shark. I will check out the BTS of Mandalorian :)

[@Pinkielover]

Actually it wasn't this movie that inspired the Mandalorian episode it was the movie Jaws.. even some of the camera work where it pans out and it zooms in on the Marshalls face comes from the movie Jaws ... Watch the making of season two of the Mandalorian under Star Wars galleries in Disney+.. even the way they kill the dragon in the end. Also have season one of the Mandalorian and how it was made

[@ShreeNation]

Hah, funny because I linked Jaws with Tremors in my review of the film, with many shots resembling the hidden shark. I will check out the BTS of Mandalorian :)

[@EAZ36588]

You should keep going with the series the first four are worth watching

[@dq405]

People have mentioned DUNE, but the concept of burrowing monsters appeared before this book, in "The Invisible Enemy" episode of THE OUTER LIMITS (1964), and in the 1955 Jerry Sohl story that was the basis for the TV script.

[@cleonmagabeefy8473]

This was a ton of fun, thanks Shree!!! The chemistry between Val and Earl is really what I like most about this movie. Too bad this is their only movie together😀😀😀

[@ShreeNation]

Aww, would've loved to see them in the sequel :( and thank you I'm glad you enjoyed!

[@Greenwood4727]

that device is to clean bullet casings, for reusing the shells. as preppers they are set up incase they need to use more, thats the one thing that annoys me about zombie movies, they have an infinite amount of bullets, but what if the bullets run out, you need to make more, or go alternate tech

[@Greenwood4727]

there are more tremors movie, i like 2 and 3 best of all MORE BURT GUMMER

[@ShreeNation]

Thanks for the info :) And yeah some zombie movies forget to use logic with their guns lol

[@jlwolf29]

Burt and Heather are Doomsday Preppers that prepared for WWIII

[@boqndimitrov8693]

damn good movie! I hope no one ever decides to "improve" it with computer-generated effects.

[@laurenherda2415]

I agree cgi can be too much and look way worse

[@ShreeNation]

Oh yeah hope so! This one doesn't need any corrections.

[@galerios1]

Burt Gummer has my dream basement. I am a gun enthusiast. Burt is my favorite character by far.

[@Beuwen_The_Dragon]

Burt Gummer is my Spirit Animal

[@austinballard3818]

The scene with the wreck room in Burt's house was the best movie scene ever when I was little

[@reighniz4488]

Short hair works well for you. Use whatever style makes you feel confident. You do you. Your commentray regarding the engineering aspects of the feats of the graboids is logical and solid. Kudos. The Elephant Gun fires a 700 Nitro Express.

[@ShreeNation]

Thank you :)

[@clutchpedalreturnsprg7710]

Hi, Val driving that brad with his hammer reminded me of my first day on a carpentry job. It kills me and makes me laugh every time. There are several more sequels but don't stop watching them until you see #4. Tremors: The Legend Begins.

[@mildredpierce4506]

The "cat" is short for Caterpillar, a brand of tractor and heavy machinery.

[@meropemerope6096]

50:10 good old times when they made this series on the Saturday mornings once a year, lol♡ Usually during Holidays

[@kathyastrom1315]

I saw this a few months after it was released at the bargain theater. My sister and I went to the Friday night show and it was sold out and everyone was just waiting for a great time, and we got it! That might have been my favorite moviegoing experience-the crowd got into it, so every time the camera went to Graboidview, everyone was screaming for the people to RUUUUUN!!! We laughed, we yelled, we cheered at the end.

[@ShreeNation]

Sounds like a great time 😍

[@SnabbKassa]

It's sun block. Aussie cricket war paint style.

[@toniheikkila5607]

One of my favs. Love the atmosphere and the characters. Wouldnt mind a cold beer in the desert with Val and Earl.

[@ShreeNation]

Same!

[@TheTremorsSaga]

EXCITING!

[@ShreeNation]

Hope you enjoy :)

[@TheTremorsSaga]

@@ShreeNation The Mandalorian episode WAS inspired by us!

[@MrBigPicture835]

The white cream on Rhonda's nose is zinc oxide, which is a type of sunblock.

[@Greenwood4727]

when people are electrocuted, the electricity tends to trigger the muscles and depending it can lock people in place, the electricity can cause the muscles to trigger and throw them away..

[@jabbad2992]

This is one of my all time favorite movies and I'm 43 yO BM!! So genuine. ✌️ Love

[@ChrystusBrzeczyszczykiewicz]

3rd favourite saga, after Alien and Lord of the rings. Quality drops gradually with the sequels, but they are entertaining anyway.

[@resdawg2244]

That was great! I have loved this movie ever since I discovered it at the video store. I think there's like 5 or 6 sequels but 2 and 3 are the ones to see.

[@adamthrasher9185]

Love your reactions. They're so pure. Keep up the great work

[@ShreeNation]

Thank you so much:')

[@r.howardlawrence3527]

Belgian made William Moore and Co. 8 gauge shotgun. In layman's terms, a double barreled elephant gun.

[@AllsparkSupremacy]

Shree speaking on the fresh fade made me drop the controller. Outta nowhere RKO style, stylin' on em out the gate lmfao😎

[@jonbolton3376]

Your hair looks really cool. Great reaction. I love this film.

[@jonbolton3376]

Btw you mentioned your love of disaster movies. What's your favourite? Mine is The Towering Inferno (1974).

[@ShreeNation]

Thank you :) My favorite disaster movies are Greenland, the 2005 King Kong, 2012, and so many more that aren't coming to mind😅 I will check out Towering Inferno!

[@Greenwood4727]

the Little Girl on the pogo stick.. was in Jurassic park as Lex the computer "hacker"

[@ShreeNation]

Whoa!

[@JohnPaul-ux4kp]

I think giant sand worms first came from Dune(1965) the sci fi book.

[@GirlofCulture]

Also a great suggestion: Deep Rising aka Octalus by Stephan Sommers. Underapprichiated but super fun and a little bit gorey :>

[@ShreeNation]

Added to my list :)

[@frankandersen4294]

Love your reaction. I have a little fun fact for you. Have not seen anyone else say it. The little girl on the Pogo stick is the same girl a little later in the Jurassic Park movie.

[@sinelo3965]

From what I know from some movies, some Americans apply cream to protect their noses from burning. I don't know more, but I think it's as silly as it sounds. Movies with giant worms came long before the Mandalorian was even an idea. It makes perfect sense that the creature is composed of one huge body and multiple small ones. The subterranean animals it will most often encounter are too small for such a large mouth, so it is good for it to have smaller mouths to take advantage of that food. They could have tried filling a bathtub with whiskey, jumping in and luring the monster to drink all the whiskey and make the beast drunk. It would have given them all time to get out of town.

[@ShreeNation]

Brilliant idea lol

[@shainewhite2781]

Thanks for the video!! See you later!! Stay safe.😉

[@ShreeNation]

Stay safe my friend :)

[@dudermcdudeface3674]

Oh yeah, this is one of the best creature features. Adventurous, fun, and a diverse assortment of situations. The stakes are high, but still doesn't take itself too seriously. Big criticism of more recent creature features is that they do take themselves too seriously.

[@ShreeNation]

Agreed! Monster movies need to have some fun.

[@Sentinel3D]

Mindy on the pogo stick was the girl from Jurassic Park.

[@otakuwolf4ever985]

You can tell by their Rec Room that Burt and Heather are living the REAL American Dream.

[@DanJackson1977]

Yeah, paranoia and unsubtle overcompensation. 🤘

[@Beuwen_The_Dragon]

@@DanJackson1977 envy does not become you

[@gatroy13]

Wonderful reaction and commentary I can watch this movie over and over. Really enjoyed it.

[@ShreeNation]

Thank you, glad you enjoyed :)

[@douglascampbell9809]

I'm pretty sure the underground monster thing started with Dune. Frank Herbert wrote the first book in the series 1965. The first Dune movie came out in 84. Quirky, great costumes, ok effects for the time. There was a mini series that retold the movie/books in 2000. Ok. It goes into more detail of the actual story that the movie in 84 but still not great. My favorite version is the newest Dune: Part One (2021) directed by Denis Villeneuve. (It's stunning you should watch it) It received 10 nominations at the 94th Academy Awards, including Best Picture, Best Adapted Screenplay, and Best Cinematography. (like I said it's stunning) Part two is in production along with a show for either streaming or cable. The Sandworms in Dune are enormous. The Shai-Hulud (the Fremen term for the sandworm of Arrakis) translates as "Grandfather of the Desert" , Shayʾ-Khulud is "Thing of Eternity" or "Thing of Immortality".

[@ShreeNation]

2021 Dune was a wonderful introduction to a newbie like me and now I can't wait to read the books :)

[@spacedinosaur8733]

The Dune (1984) Alternative Edition Redux [fanedit] is really good, it brings a whole new face to the magic of the '84 classic

[@dq405]

"The Invisible Enemy" episode of THE OUTER LIMITS predated DUNE.

[@GirlofCulture]

This movie was one of the last great horror/monster/comedy movies, with good old animatronics. I really like it. Even the sequels are super fun. But just 2+3 Also: The probably very last good old monster movie like this: "Slither" from 2006 by James Gunn, it took the idea of the classic horror movie "BLOB" from 1954 on the next level. P.S i love your hair 😘

[@ShreeNation]

Thank you 🥰 Will definitely watch Slither!

[@meropemerope6096]

21:00 but i don't think it eat the car, i think the creature just succeeded in burying it

[@CMCustom112]

Classic film. I remember Oprah Winfrey having the Cast of Tremors on her show when it first came out. My parents rented it and we all really loved it. Super fun. The 2nd and 3rd film are pretty decent as well, but have diminishing returns. I wouldnt go past the 3rd in the series.

[@rgoodwyn]

It really sucks that the film bombed to badly upon release. It really found a second life in rentals. Ahh the old days lol

[@WJS774]

I love Tremors, it's one of my favourite films. The monsters are dangerous but not unstoppable, with both the people and the Graboids learning about each other. It's a battle of wits with the people being pretty smart about it rather than the plot being driven by them being idiots. Also interesting as a rare horror film set almost entirely in bright sunlight. The sequels are great too, definitely worth watching too, and even the TV series is fun, even if it's a bit wackier than the films.

[@chrismort8126]

Haven't you seen zinc cream before.Sun burn protection

[@Greenwood4727]

You could say DUNE predated this, with giant underground sandworms, standing still not making a sound

[@meropemerope6096]

34:05 but if the basement has concrete etc, the creature shouldn't be able to break it. Just bricks should be enough. The "problem" with American houses its that it's all wood....but...wait...I don't think even in the underground/basement. There should be concrete there...lol...I'm confused.

[@anthonyloudermill3393]

You are so not fat girl. To be blunt. Classic film. They have like 15 of these. Lol. And I love every single one.

[@Redd21481]

One of the favorites lol can't beat Val & Earl lol. Very good show keep up the good work.

[@ShreeNation]

Thank you :)

[@Redd21481]

@@ShreeNation Right on Shree

Nice to see you reacting to one of my teenage favorite movies. =)

[@jean-paulaudette9246]

I'm so glad you enjoyed this. It's been a favorite of mine for some years. The sequel is really good as well, though I might not say quite AS good.

[@wxyoung691]

This movie was part of my childhood. As crazy as that sounds lol. This includes Terminator 2 and other Arnie movies. If I could make a movie suggestion. Please try Big Trouble in Little China. It’s a John Carpenter classic as well as The Fog!

[@ShreeNation]

Thank you for the recommendation :)

[@jwalker2276]

The next two movies are the best ones. I recommend you check those out!

[@ShreeNation]

Will do :)

[@meropemerope6096]

26:50 lol, didn't know this one, i have to search it

[@vodyannoi]

I love your hair, it is so cute and cool. Enjoyed your reaction too, love this movie, its a favorite of mine.

[@ShreeNation]

Thank you 🥰

[@RetroRobotRadio]

There is a sequel film which is also very good. Tremors 2: Aftershocks

[@ShreeNation]

Thanks!

[@grayscribe1342]

The more reaction movies I see, the more small details I notice are lost. There was a time when everyone knew what an elephant gun was. Mind that I also speak for countries withextremely stringent gun laws. Why did we know what an elephant gun was? Because of jungle adventure and safari movies and shows. Yet another genre we haven't seen in a long time that could be updated and resurrected.

[@damianstarks3338]

Thanks for reacting to this childhood movie of mine I miss the 90s. 35:44 you are read my mind about that gun the same thing would happen to me too if I were to fire that gun.

[@ShreeNation]

My pleasure!! Thanks for watching 🙏🖤

[@jackrasbeary4156]

You should watch them all. Burt is a #Legend. You’ll like the sequels. Go down the Tremors rabbit hole.

[@spacedinosaur8733]

Burt also does a fantastic job in the Tremors TV series

[@ShreeNation]

Will do!

[@jennlee7929]

I personally love all 7 Tremors movies

[@jodyspiegel73]

Where is the DigDug video game dude when these people need him? He goes underground and fights off creatures like these. When I first saw previews I thought of Dig Dug.

[@chemdog13]

The girl on the pogo was the granddaughter in Jurassic Park

[@urbina343]

Love the hair!!!

[@ShreeNation]

Thank you :)

[@VBSuper]

If you haven't watched them yet, Alien and Aliens are such great horror classics. Top filmaking that still holds today.

[@ShreeNation]

Thank you :) Gonna watch Alien asap!

[@MGillDesign]

14:52 lol... This dude talking about Yellowstone, when he should've listened to his wife and got the heck outta dodge.

[@tonystark5-29-70]

Val:🔨🔨🔨🔨🔨🔨🔨🔨🔨🔨🔨🔨 Earl: 😐😳🙄

[@jean-paulaudette9246]

Hey, very nice hair! It has a kind of ultramodern, cyberpunk look.

[@ShreeNation]

Thank you🥰

[@janleslielvaas3211]

Grabroids do not eat cars, only dragged it under to get the food inside.

[@aranerem3767]

Another awesome movie after Tremors?

[@ShreeNation]

Stay tuned ;)

[@meropemerope6096]

09:10 yeah, imagine being him, not knowing which choice is better

[@vluxyscarbonitedreams7937]

Tremors and Star Wars are both heavily influenced by Frank Herbert’s novel, Dune. He did for sci-fi what Tolkien did for Fantasy.

[@ShreeNation]

I loved the new Dune film and already bought 2 books! Can't wait to read them!

[@jlwolf29]

Val and Earl are known as go-fors. They do odd jobs for a living. So they're jack of all trades men

[@TheSpiritualGamer79]

Greetings from Chicago ✌️🙏

[@ShreeNation]

Greetings 😇

[@cinmarksx]

good reaction. Thank you youngin.

[@ShreeNation]

Thanks for watching!

[@urbina343]

Also, love your reviews