| From Dusk till Dawn (1996),
				Director: Robert Rodriguez, rated R for language, 
				graphic violence 
						One 
						night is all that stands between them and freedom. But 
						it's going to be a hell of a night. 
				
				  Starring: Harvey 
				Keitel, George Clooney, Quentin Tarantino, Juliette Lewis, 
				Cheech Marin, Fred Williamson, Salma Hayek 
				DML Rating: 
				★★★★★★★★☆☆ 
				- great 
				"Has anybody here read a 
				real book about vampires, or are we just 
				remembering what a 
				movie said? I mean a real book." - 
				Jacob Fuller 
				Why watch this? ... starts out as a robbery/kidnapping, then, boom, we're 
				knee-deep in Latino vampires. 
				Plot Summary: 
				Fugitive criminal brothers Seth and Richard Gecko are on the run 
				and decide to kidnap the Fuller family, including a former 
				pastor and his two children, to cross the Mexican border in 
				their RV. Their plan involves hiding out at a remote strip club 
				called the Titty Twister, waiting for a contact at dawn. 
				However, their situation becomes unexpectedly complicated when 
				they discover the bar's staff and clientele are actually 
				vampires, forcing them to fight for survival until sunrise. Dad's Preview: 
				This film has really grown on me through the years. Director 
				Rodriguez definitely has a lot of fun in the genre. A hidden  
				coven of Mexican vampires are particularly nasty as they waylay 
				unsuspecting travelers in their roadside bar. When two bank 
				robbers and their kidnapped family stop in, it's all-out war. This 
				was an early film for Clooney and helped create an edgier image 
				for him. It's action-packed and bloody. There's even a Salma Hayek 
				cameo, as the vampire queen. 
						 Dimension 
						Films, A Band Apart, Los Hooligans Productions; Miramax 
						Films
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