Post by stefancrosscoe on Jan 19, 2021 10:59:10 GMT
Not seen it for a long time, but it was one of those "classic" notorious late 90s rental-video titles, which always seemed to show up during parties, and where the pussy scene and of course the Salma Hayek snake-dance part, were always instant hits, at least among most of the male part that is.
After having re-watched Vamp (1986) last year, I guess From Dusk Till Dawn might have been either inspired or influenced by the similar vampire strip club/night club theme, but where I thought Vamp actually succeeded a bit more in the entertainment part, and of course, it might also have something to do with the fact that I have never been much of a fan, of either Clooney or Tarantino, but loved seeing Tom Savini, Fred Williamson along with John Saxon and a few more cult-names get their fair share of action.
Rated it with a 6/10, the last time I visited the Titty Twister club, and it might jump up to 6,5/10 - 7/10 if I am in the right mood.
Also, I thought the "sequel", with Robert Patrick was a pretty decent videofilm release, but I do not remember much from the third one, which I guess is one of the reasons to why I only own the first two on DVD.
After having re-watched Vamp (1986) last year, I guess From Dusk Till Dawn might have been either inspired or influenced by the similar vampire strip club/night club theme, but where I thought Vamp actually succeeded a bit more in the entertainment part, and of course, it might also have something to do with the fact that I have never been much of a fan, of either Clooney or Tarantino, but loved seeing Tom Savini, Fred Williamson along with John Saxon and a few more cult-names get their fair share of action.
Rated it with a 6/10, the last time I visited the Titty Twister club, and it might jump up to 6,5/10 - 7/10 if I am in the right mood.
Also, I thought the "sequel", with Robert Patrick was a pretty decent videofilm release, but I do not remember much from the third one, which I guess is one of the reasons to why I only own the first two on DVD.