The film “Tremors 6” received a rating of PG-13 and changed the name

In November, we wrote that actor Michael gross, best known as a fighter Griboedov named Burt Gummer, will not appear in the upcoming TV series “Tremors” (Tremors). For fans of the franchise about underground monsters this is sad news, but it is what it is, from our wish in this case depends nothing. And that’s where Bertha is barely thrown out, so it’s out of the endless sequels of the original picture.

The sixth part was originally supposed to come out in January, but work on the sound arrangement the Prime Minister was moved for several months. And today we learned about the painting a little more. First, she had the subtitle, and now it is called “Trembling earth: a Cold day in hell” (Tremors: A Cold Day In Hell). Just in case we will not be touching the base of the familiar name “Tremors 6”, who knows what?

But secondly, the MPAA gave the film an age rating of PG-13 for violence, blood, crude humor, and profanity. First I want to rebel, why not R? There’s also pieces of Griboedov around fly, guts inside out, and generally shaped the horror going on. However, all previous movies had the same rating, so that nothing unusual has happened. Blatant nudity should not count.

Recall the synopsis of the work:

Bert and his son Travis are investigating a series of attacks large worms and be in isolated in the tundra research center. Here, Burt begins to suspect that graboid secretly used for military purposes. However, before he could prove his theory, will have to fight for their lives from the poison of graboid in the blood. 48 hours to escape. 48 hours to get the antidote. The problem is that this requires a fresh poison, and therefore will have to extract it from a living graboid…

The premiere of the sixth part of the “Trembling earth” is expected in may 2018.

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