Maybe essentially the most entertaining a part of the sequel principle is that Kevin Bacon is conscious of it and fully on board with the insanity. In a 2015 interview with ShortList, the actor was launched to the speculation, and his response was so enthusiastic that he even got here up with a catastrophe movie-style prequel to the Graboid model of “Footloose” on the spot.
“Okay, that is hilarious,” Bacon stated. “So what we’re saying is that the worms are drawn to vibrations they usually brought about an entire lot of injury, due to this fact the city needed to ban dancing to be able to cease attracting them? I am totally behind that principle, I feel it is nice.”
In fact, fan theories like this are usually little greater than entertaining thought experiments. Nonetheless, it is enjoyable to know that Bacon is in on the enjoyable and appreciates the concept that two of his best-known motion pictures are linked. Maybe someplace, some enterprising fan is toiling away with a grand unified Bacon principle that attracts these connections throughout the actor’s whole filmography. It might match properly with the “Footloose”-“Tremors” principle and the Six Levels of Kevin Bacon recreation.