When the Graboid attacks Tecopa, the dirt on top of its head first moves backward. But when the creature goes back into the ground, the dirt moves up its head. Did you guys reverse the footage?

Yes, you caught us again. That was the first Graboid sequence we shot after finding out we couldn’t dig Graboid holes on our location, so we were scrambling to find ways to make it look like they came out of the ground and went back in. It was the best we could do under the circumstances.

When the Graboid attacks Tecopa, the dirt on top of its head first moves backward. But when the creature goes back into the ground, the dirt moves up its head. Did you guys reverse the footage? was last modified: August 22nd, 2015 by S.S. Wilson

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When the Graboid attacks Tecopa, the dirt on top of its head first moves backward. But when the creature goes back into the ground, the dirt moves up its head. Did you guys reverse the footage?