This should have been the sequel to the original From Dusk Till Dawn
From Dusk Till Dawn was an interesting mix of a heist story with a vampire one. From Dusk Till Dawn II was a horrible sequel. The third installment was much better. This one took place during the Mexican Revolution. As usual a group of wayward travelers find themselves trapped in a vampire’s den. This one mixed a western with vampires.<br /><br />The start of the movie is a Western. There are people on a stagecoach and a Mexican bandit. That plays upon familiar tropes like innocent people being preyed upon. The one twist is that the authorities are not good guys but rather led by a sadistic executioner played by Temuera Morrison.<br /><br />The second part is a take-off of the first Dusk Till Dawn movie with all the characters ending up at a cantina in the middle of nowhere which is actually a vampire den. What’s new is that added elements to vampires. For instance they can turn into snakes and bats. They also show the origins of Santanico Pandemonium who was played by Selma Hayek in the first movie.<br /><br />All together this was a fun movie. The western part wasn’t that long and the vampire part was great.<br />C
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