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From Dusk Till Dawn | Canadian First Time Watching | Movie Reaction | Movie Review | Commentary

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Matt O'Keefe

Great guess Simone right off the bat. See what I kind of did there.

Robbie Corrie

If my memory serves me right, this, Kill Bill and the Grindhouse movies (you should definitely react to those) are essentially movies that the people in Tarantino's more grounded universe movies (Reservoir Dogs, Pulp Fiction, Jackie Brown. etc) would go and see. Hence Michael Parks' sherrif character Earl McGraw from Kill Bill appearing here but somehow revived for Kill Bill It's long rumored that Fox Force Five TV Pilot mentioned in Pulp Fiction is essentially reworked to become Kill Bill in that universe. If I'm not correct by all means let someone correct me in another comment

Shane Willis

I remember my parents renting this as a kid. The twist in the middle was so cool.

Jobbe Smit

I think you guys might enjoy Peter Jackson's best movie, Braindead/Dead Alive.

Paul P

They actually made this into a TV series that ran for 3-4 seasons, that goes into more detail about where the vampires came from and what happens to the characters after the movie. It was surprisingly well done.

JBK405

In addition to the TV series, there are also a bunch of sequels. Some of them aren't half-bad, though none were quite as good as this first one. The mid-plot switch wasn't hinted at in any of the trailers, which all focused on the opening crime spree. So the people who went to see this in theaters really did think it was going to be that for the whole film. I saw one person online tell the story that in their showing, when the vampire showed up they actually heard somebody in the audience shout "What kind of movie is this?".

Paul P

I've actually never watched the second movie, but the third one was decent.

Shane Willis

The actor play Sex Machine (cock gun guy) is Legendary make up artist Tom Savini.

Pam Nail

The trailer spoiled the hell out of this movie. Even the fact that it feels like a crime movie for a while, then has this huge turn. This was a great movie to see with an audience, though.

Ph4ZeD

Simone, I actually think you would love ER. The first 8 or so seasons are absolutely banging with an amazing cast.

jmundt33a

The Salma Hayek dance sequence.

Jinyatta

I think a good pairing to this movie is "Natural Born Killers", Woody Harrelson and Juliette Lewis as an outlaw couple.

jmundt33a

And for a completely different atmosphere Fools Rush In or Moon Over Parador.

PastaDon

Sorry George and Simone, but as much as I love this movie, I'm only watchn' the YT edit. I drank too many Mojito's last night, send help please!!😁🤢

Gatsby

Cruel Intentions movie 😳🙃

Zinphad

Had an SO in the late 90's whom I introduced Tarantino and Rodriguez films to (and she loved them). She spotted this in the video store and had to watch it (only judging from the cover). She was sooo mad at the movie and at me for not spoiling the twist.

Grand Moff Slackin'

Clooneys tattoo was indeed very 90s and when me and my friends saw it in the 90s we thought it was the coolest thing.

redddfer44

Clooney is such a good bad guy in this! Recommendation: Out of Sight -- a Steven Soderbergh movie that's based on an Elmore James book and in the same fictional universe as Jackie Brown. Really hot, really funny. Yucky trivia: both "Richie, would you do me a favor?" and Chet's... "sales pitch" are tracks on the movie's OST. 90s Tarantino was called an enfant terrible for a reason.

Monica Alarcon

I remember when this came out Salma Hayek was just starting her Hollywood career but she was already famous here in México so the posters for this movie were just like a huge picture of Salma Dancing and the title "Del Crepúsculo al Amanecer"... Oh and I see several older people walk out of the theater as soon as the vampire stuff started...

Sevnthdragon

Hmmm perhaps some “underworld” movie watching is soon

Dirt_Merchant

You missed the best trivia tidbit- Sex Machine was played by none other than celebrated make-up artist and creature creator Tom Savini, whose credits include Dawn of the Dead, Friday the 13th, Creepshow, and so many other foundational genera films.

Happy Hanukkah

Offline City?!?!?! Now *that's* capital-H Horror!

Grand Moff Slackin'

To be fair to Tarantino, I don’t think he’s ever said he has a foot fetish. That’s something that others assign to him. Yes there are numerous scenes showing women’s feet but there are also numerous scenes showing people brutally murdered or are shown using hardcore drugs. These are the images he chooses to portray. Assigning a sexual context to feet, in cases where there isn’t an explicit sexual context, is in the eyes of the beholder. In my opinion.

Alexander Brown

Context is key. Graphic violence is extremely common in movies, and basically required in his genre. Front and centre, lingering, stylised shots of bare feet in at least half a dozen of their own filmography isn't. It's notable, at the very least. Also, I'm not sure how you can say there's no explicit sexual context when this is a movie where Tarantino cast himself in a role that lets him lick Salma Hayeck's toes.

CD

Out of Sight is a gem! And has crossover with Jackie Brown/Rum Punch (for obvious reasons). The Ray Sheridan character, played in both instances by Michael Keaton.

HeyHeyJK

I got so excited when I saw you were reacting to this, specifically for the foot sucking scene, and your reaction was just what I was hoping for. This movie is so goddamn stupid and just barely escapes the 'so bad it's good' label (or doesn't, depending on who you ask). I think this was the first movie Clooney did after leaving "E.R.", and I'm glad he recovered from it to go on to his well-deserved career. And, QT, of course, went on to write & direct some of the best naked feet scenes in some of the best movies of all-time. Great reaction to a bonkers film.

Shane Darcy

Hmm. I think you guys might want to take another look at how this thumbnail looks…lol

JoeNotCharles

There were a couple of moments near the start of this that reminded me, again, that you need to watch Grosse Point Blank.

Rob Church

Abuse of power? You guys really give women no agency. You don't think it's more likely that the cast were friendly and that Tarantino and Salma didn't discuss the scene beforehand and were both okay with it? It's a foot in a mouth and everyone involved were adults.

Gaius Frakking Baltar

Bonus points for Simone's reference to the iconic BTVS musical episode. 🎵 "Where do we go from here..." 🎵

Leo Gets

eeeh, its not quite simple imo. i see where theyre getting at. its because its specifically his fetish, and he gave himself that role so that he can live out his fetish with a woman that otherwise would never say yes. even if she consented, its the fact that he gave himself that role with that trait and scene.

Michael

My favorite thing in this film is Fred Williamson.

Anthony James Marshall

Pulp Fiction is his first movie with feet stuff. 100% of the scene of him and Selma Hyake is where people say "Oh so this is just his thing". He honestly might have gotten away with all the foot shots throughout his career if this movie was never made.

Anthony James Marshall

Another Clooney with a gun recommendation is OUT OF SITE (1998). His first movie with Steven Sodoberg who did the OCEAN movies. Great sexy thriller and along with this movie is cited as the two roles that made him an A list movie star

Aaron M

I have seen parts of this movie, but never watched it all the way through. I know Tarantino's character is supposed to be unsettling, but knowing what we do about his proclivities made his scenes especially uncomfortable. The Salma Hayek foot scene felt really gross. I never really liked Tarantino or his movies, but after seeing this I think he's pretty disgusting.

Dwight Scarn

It's definitely unsettling on how easily he seemed to play a believable sociopath like that. Lol

Josh

I first saw this movie when I was like 16 and had no idea vampires were in it. I was shocked once they showed up.

Noodle9556

This movie was and is still awesome bc. Back when direct TV was a thing. It was the only thing promoting it. Blade came along and so did To Wong Foo Thanks for Everything Julie Newmar. Also good movie.