Robert Rodriguez adds new twists to vampire genre and mixes in a heist story
From Dusk Till Dawn was Robert Rodriguez’s take on the vampire genre. He added his own twists by not only placing the blood suckers in Mexico, but combining them with a heist film.<br /><br />The movie comes in three acts.<br /><br />First, is the heist. Texas Ranger Earl McGraw played by Michael Parks walks into a liquor store to use the bathroom only to run into the Gecko brothers, Seth played by George Clooney and Richie played by Quentin Tarantino. They’d just robbed a bank and were trying to get to Mexico with the loot.<br /><br />Part two is the kidnapping. The Geckos were trying to get to Mexico when they came upon Jacob Fuller played by Harvey Keitel and his two children Katherine played by Juliette Lewis and Scott played by Ernest Liu. The brothers decide to snatch the family and use their RV to get through customs and into Mexico.<br /><br />Part four is the vampires. The Geckos are to meet Carlos played by Cheech Marin their connection at the Titty Twister bar. That turns out to be an ancient vampire den who pray upon its customers. Unfortunately for the creatures the Geckos and Fullers were more than they bargained for.<br /><br />Rodriguez not only made the vampires a huge gang, but Mexican. In their natural form they also resembled snakes.<br /><br />The movie is great fun with some twists. Richie Gecko for example is a pervert. Jacob Fuller is a former priest who lost his religion due to the death of his wife, but the run in with the vampires allows him to find God once more.<br /><br />Rodriguez did a great job mixing genres, creating strong characters, and providing great action.
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Here is a brief synopsis of the title : The Gecko brothers are a dangerous pair. Richard Gecko has just broken his hot-headed brother Seth out of prison, and the two head for the road on a crime spree with a briefcase of cash. With the FBI hot on their tail, their plan is to head for safe haven in Mexico and take for their hostages a vacationing father and his family. But when they reach their destination, they find a seedy nightclub with an evil inside beyond anything they could have imagined. Now the Geckos and their hostages must come together to defeat this powerful ancient enemy..