FROM DUSK TILL DAWN CAST IMDB MOVIE

In this flick’s case, when you start watching the film, you think it’s going to be a road movie, but instead, you get a monster flick akin to Pumpkinhead meets Night of the Living Dead. Honestly, I’m a little hesitant to dive too deep because I truly believe it deserves a watch, especially if you’re into creature features.Īs to why I think it pairs well with From Dusk Till Dawn, there are two reasons.

FROM DUSK TILL DAWN CAST IMDB MOVIE

On top of that, this movie gives a whole helping of practical FX action, complete with gruesome ghouls and glorious gore. You can tell he’s enjoying every minute, and chews the scenery like it’s his last meal. If there is one crowning jewel to steal from this treasure chest of gory gains, it’s Billy Zane. If there is one takeaway from the film, it’s Billy Zane. Talking about this flick, there’s one detail that takes precedence over everything else, and that detail is Billy Zane. I feel like I can just leave it at that and carry on, but I’ll go ahead and elucidate a bit, just for you. To each their own, I guess.īack to the point: Demon Knight is freaking fantastic. What was that idea? Well, wouldn’t you know it, it was a crime thriller/exploitative horror flick called From Dusk Till Dawn!įor some reason, they thought Bordello of Blood was the better option. You see, back when they were brainstorming what stories to use for the Tales From The Crypt movies, one idea came to the table that they ultimately discarded. There’s a big reason why this is placed on here, one that might convince you of my reasoning. Can’t go wrong with putting it in its context. It’s part crime thriller and, most importantly, part vampire romp.

So what am I getting at with this movie history lecture? Robert Rodriguez’s From Dusk Till Dawn. The idea of the “vampire flick” has been around nearly as long as the Western, so saying they’re a cinematic staple would be an understatement. Silly me, forgot all about that.Ĭinema’s been an old haunt for vampires since the very beginning, from 1913’s The Vampire(which is more of a femme fatale feature than a vampire one, but the two concepts are so closely intertwined that it counts), to 1922’s silent-era classic Nosferatu, to 1931’s landmark Dracula, to 1943’s… okay, this is going to take forever, let’s fast forward a bit… to 2019’s colorful-gory-fever-dream Bliss. What else is there… oh! There’s also something close to a zillion movies featuring the bloody blood-sucking bastards in some form or fashion.

Well, goodluck with'em.Vampires: they’re a fun little monster, right? Godsmack did a rad song about them, that’s pretty neat. Interesting origin for vampires in that movie. Also, not sure if BlueBottle mentioned this, if not you should check out John Carpenter's Vampires. The sequel was a great action movie, but a little over the top. From an action point, BlueBottle was right with From Dusk Till Dawn well.the first one anyways and you should check out my fave vampire/action movie Blade. Very interesting movie, that takes a vaery interesting look at the making of the first vampire movie Nosfaratu(sp?). Thanks in advance.Ahhh yes, I have the same thing you do for vampire movies.but I love'em should definatelly take a look at Shadow of the Vampire. The only other movie that has intrigued me as much as Bram Stokers Dracula was Interview with a Vampire.Ĭan anyone recommend a good vampire flick?

Since then I have attained an unusual fetish for vampires. When I was 12 or 13 I saw Bram Stokers Dracula.

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