@@rachelfoust2566 Well he's more than likely a cartel member, I mean they use chainsaws down there to solve some of their problems. Probably thought they were some cult or kidnappers as that isn't so much rare as uncommon, thus the psychos remark since kidnappers tend to like privacy. Also, I don't know how Mexico was back then, but the cartels have vested interests in the tourism trade today, owning hotels and whatnot and tend to prefer everything to be nice and quiet on that front.
Psychos.....dont explode when sunlight touches them. I DONT GIVE A FUCK HOW CRAZY THEY ARE! - best line in movie history. been laughing at that brilliant line for 15 years now.
George clooney is an incredible actor, he did such an amazing portrayal of anti-hero and skeptic who rise up to meet supernatural forces it kept the movie grounded
@@hYBRYDcOBRA Yup, George Clooney was originally on the show ER and Quinten Tarintiono directed an episode and he asked Clooney to join him in the movie
Yeah, when more than 20 years ago I saw him int this movie I get impressed by his perform ... I thought "Wow, suc a charismatic acting role!" From ER to Dusk till Dawn....
Maybe it’s a clever way of saying that to white folk all Mexicans look alike. Or maybe Quentin/Rodriguez just really liked hanging around with Cheech. So he cast
My guess is that she probably pulled off the side of the road and cried then drove to the nearest gas station for some new clothes and other things then drove off into the sunrise
Dude are you kidding me what about when the guy with the gun on his dick introduced himself and shot vampires with it. That was so rediculous I fell over laughing
My favorite twist/flip movies of all time. Did not see the second half coming because the movie could have stood on just the escape story-line alone. That cast: they worked damn well together. Yeah, I'm a fan.
Robert Rodriguez did not write any of it. Robert Kurtzman wrote the story, Tarantino wrote the screenplay. The dialog should make it obvious, no one else writes dialog like Tarantino.
Love this movie. I'm replicating this scene for my Cinematography and Lighting class in film school. "They look like psychos? Is that what they looked like? They were VAMPIRES. PSYCHOS do not EXPLODE when sunlight hits 'em, I don't give a fuck how crazy they are."
I think my favorite part about this scene is that a shotgun shell actually comes out of the ejection port when the dude pumps it because it was already cocked. Attention to detail that is.
Yeah, that's why they "rack a round" in every TV show and movie ever made! And, have you ever wondered why they ALWAYS add the sound of operating the slide of a semi-auto, even when they're just drawing the weapon? Continuity, indeed!
"You know like in the movies just as the good guy is about to kill the bad guy, he cocks his gun. Now why didn't he have it cocked? Because that sound is SCARY."
When george clooney started his career.... and this film was the first i saw with him playing. Back in the days when this film was new. There was some amazing films back then.
Clooney's bad assest role ever. Hes just awesome to behold delivering Q's dialogue with such effortless cool. 'I don't give a fuck how crazy they are!' Ah yeah!!
i think because seth feared for her safety, maybe they were ppl in el ray that wud have made it dangerous for her to go, seth probbs thought he's put her through enuff already without taking her into further danger
Uh, no. Richard Gecko probably wanted to get grabby with the female bank teller, laying next to him. She probably resisted and he went ape shit. He was meant to portray a psycho, and we had already seen him becoming violent for no reason when he shot Michel Parks at the Pete Bottoms' liquor store. Seth was shocked/horrified. He may have wanted to keep the hostage alive as a precaution but did not expect that his brother would kill her for watching TV with him. I think Seth would rather have left her tied and gagged than have his brother demonstrate his capabilities.
@@randaljbatty Seth was shocked when he saw what Richard did to the teller. Not just shocked but disgusted and outraged. He wasn’t expecting that, we know this because Seth brought an extra burger for her. And he was clearly yet subtlety trying to protect Juliet Lewis from Richard during the movie: (1)Telling her to get dressed when Richard was staring at her. (2)Telling Richard not to talk to her when he was trying to on the RV. (3) telling Jacob he’ll protect her from Richard as long as Jacob helps them cross the border and doesn’t try and be a hero or something. But I suspect Seth would never let Richard touch Juliet Lewis regardless of what Jacob does. He’s capable of killing Jacob if he needs to, but he couldn’t let Richard hurt Juliet Lewis. El Ray is probably crawling with people like Richard, too many for Seth to protect her from. “I may be a bastard but I’m not a fucking bastard” To me that means, I’ve done bad things to you but taking you to El Ray would be worse. Maybe I just wanna believe that because I like Seth and I want the characters I like to have honour.
What is it about this film that makes me want to see it over and over again? The makers of "From Dusk Till Dawn" have crafted something i can't get out of my mind, and i don't want to let it go. I just rediscovered what I consider the coolest most surreal and fascinating film ever. I saw abundant details that I missed when I saw the film almost 25 years ago. Usually, each Saturday night i get relaxed in my room past midnight, and before going to sleep i want to go with a sense of good feelings and fascination. And to do that I keep replaying From Dusk Till Dawn's scenes that stir in me a crescendo of wonder, magic, and indescribable emotions. And those scenes are from the second half of the movie till the very last minutes of the end featuring a fantastic revelation shot of the film. One that left me in awe before screen goes dark and credits start rolling to the tune of that mega cool song "Dark Night" by the Blasters. Please note that as a whole the movie is great from start to finish, and I would not change a single thing. Each character is perfect starting from the main lead ultra-cool tough who plays by the rules character Seth Gecko played unequalled by George Clooney (can’t picture anyone else in his role), and his psycho menacing brother Richie played nicely by Quentin Tarantino (both, Clooney and Tarantino have great chemistry playing as brothers), the faith struggling tormented preacher Jacob (Harvey Keitel) and his daughter Kate (Juliette Lewis she was always great for this type of films), and son Scott (Ernest Liu) who infuses the character with a sense of innocence. They are joined later at the bar by very peculiar and weird character biker Sex Machine bearing a whip and silver pistol on his bulge (Tom Savini) and Frost the tough African-American ex combat vet. And what can I say about their counterparts the bar patrons Cheech Marin playing three different roles though the one I found hilarious is Chet Pussy greeting visitors and uttering foul sexual content language at the entrance door of the bar, the menacing and ferocious bartender Razor Charlie (Danny Trejo), Big Emilio (Ernest Garcia) the big lurking henchman, and the smoking hot and sensual and seductive queen of the vampires Santanico Pandemonium resembling an Aztec princess played by Salma Hayek, and whose erotic dance with an albino snake wrapped around her body makes her look unreal as she moves in synchrony to the After Dark theme played majestically by the house musical band “Tito & Tarantula”. Btw, it’s crazy wicked hilarious seeing the band vocalist using a limbless torso corpse as a guitar and the trumpeter using a corpse’s backbone as a trumpet playing the instruments in a frantic rhythm once they deform into vampires. These main characters along with the bikers and truckers are all essential to the story. I wouldn’t change a single character and/or minor element in the film. They are all perfect to me. I appreciate that the movie doesn't take itself too seriously in the horror aspect which has some comedic dark tones. But there is something amazing and symbolic in the background. I don't know whether Tarantino, Rodriguez, and Kurtzman planned it like that from the beginning or was mere coincidence, but they achieved something unique and fascinating not only by blending crime and horror genres but by blending two cultures once our main characters get across the Mexican border. They blended the ultra-cool modern American western desert-like atmosphere filled with bikers, truckers, bar clubs decorated with multi-colored neon like tubes advertising the coolest bar ever, the fantastic dark fabled “Titty Twister” bar with the fascinating and legendary Mexican ancient prehispanic culture of Chac Mool sculptures (can you believe that, they placed an AWESOME CHAC MOOL!! sculpture albeit headless in the center of the bar’s front yard. Inside the bar there’s jaguar skin decorations (the jaguar was a sort of godly deity in prehispanic times), ancient hairless Mexican dogs, and an imposing giant snake reminiscent of the Aztec god feathered serpent Quetzalcoatl. The “Titty Twister” bar is the heart and soul of this hallucinating and amazing film. The decorations of the bar in and out are unique. On the outside the bar looks full of life starting with the giant topples dancer made out of neon light tubes mounted on the roof as well as the neon multi-colored red pinkish, purple, green, and blue tubes advertising "Nude dancing girls, "chicas calientes desnudas" and "Hot carnitas". Not to mention the bikers frantically riding their motorcycles all over the place and around the awesome Chac Mool sculpture with fire coming out from the center of the statue. The filmmakers have crafted something indeed unique, surreal, and special. As i'm in love with Mexican prehispanic culture spotting for the first time a headless Chac Mool sculpture outside the bar in the center surrounded by truck tires buried mid ground is amazing and mesmerizing to me as the camper van with our main characters approaches the bar. Inside the bar there is the energetic Tito & Tarantula house band with mariachi outfits performing cheerful folkloric songs "Angry Cockroaches - Cucarachas Enojadas" and the hypnotic and very fitting "After Dark" theme to the rhythm of explosive sensual and erotic dance of Salma Hayek memorable debut. Both cultures, Mexican and American, complement themselves in such a way that one needs the other to become the coolest thing ever on earth. Neither the lifeless Mexican Prehispanic settings, decorations, and motifs of the bar would have worked without the enliven American western atmosphere made up with colorful neon lights, a disco dance ball hanging inside the bar, cheered up bikers and truckers nor would the American western setting decorated with colorful neon lights and cheerful bikers and truckers had worked without the ancient Mexican settings and prehispanic sculptures. It's just crazy awesome watching two 3,000-year-old ancient Aztec dogs called Xoloitzcuintli guarding the entrance to the bar and a giant snake crawling downstairs reminiscent of the Chichen Itza pyramid feathered snake Aztec god Quetzalcoatl. And that amazing twist by the middle of the film when we realize that the bar is in fact a trap for unsuspecting bikers and truckers that naively stop by in the middle of the Mexican border desert to have a great time only to be devoured by hungry vampires past midnight. And this is when the film transcends from the real to the unreal magical realm. I really love and appreciate the vampires’ distinctive physical traits as they have lost any human traits they once had. The vampire girls dancers are wicked cool and love how the vampires take human form after flying around the bar as a pack of bats. That background shot of the “Titty Twister” bar on the cover of the poster with bats flying in and out the bar as the sun sets makes it look so eerie and fascinating. The bar is indeed the heart and soul of the film. Finally, as that hell of a night is about to come to an end for our main protagonists, Seth, Jacob and his daughter Kate and son Scott are struggling fighting the ferocious blood suckers. And I can't help but feel melancholy that it will end soon when there's left only two survivors standing in the center of the bar about to be devoured by the vampires when suddenly sunlight rays start filtering through bullet holes on the bar walls. They realize the vampires weakness when daylight starts burning them to death, and finally they are rescued by Seth’s cohort Mexican crime boss Carlos and his henchmen by taking down the bar gloomy heavy entrance door. There is a final shot of Kate being left there after receiving a gift from Seth, and as she leaves in the RV vehicle we start hearing such a cool and nostalgic song "Dark Night" by the Blasters as the camera zooms out to the deserted landscape to reveal the most shocking scene when it's revealed that the back of the “Titty Twister” bar was built atop a semi buried giant Aztec like pyramid with trailer trucks buried around the pyramid and other ones parked on the side terrains of the Mexican bar in the western-like desert in the middle of the road. The fact that I keep watching this film obsessively especially every Saturday past midnight is a testament to such a special and memorable piece of film making. I love old classics like Alien, Aliens, Predator, the first two Terminator films, The Matrix, and i’m a huge follower of MCU Marvel movies (Marvel Studios created the greatest superhero saga ever) and the Star Wars universe (I had a blast with The Mandalorian episodes better than the last SW trilogy.) But, for some reason I rather keep visiting the world of “From Dusk Till Dawn” over and over again. As the film ends i go to sleep with a sense of melancholy knowing it’s about to conclude, and yet with a smile on my face to dream of such unique, surreal, eerie, and fascinating world somewhere in the middle of nothing across the Mexican border desert. IMHO Quentin Tarantino (screenplay), Robert Rodriguez (direction), and Robert Kurtzman (story) have become legends and immortalized themselves with this single piece of fascinating and surreal film. Huge credits also to Mexican cinematographer Guillermo Navarro (Pan’s Labyrinth cinematography Academy Award winner) and the art direction staff for crafting such a magical realm in and out my favorite fictitious coolest bar ever created the “Titty Twister” built atop a semi buried Aztec pyramid it’s pure magic!!!
@@slippinjimmy6511 Ikr..I don't know. It's just that each time I watch this film it puts me in a good mood and energizes me. It's a great vibe I get from it even though it is about ruthless vamps. I think one the reasons is that the filmmakers don't take it too seriously.
@@sumedhvaidya3019 You know I have seen those movies. And I like a lot the atmosphere in Desperado as well. I think the reason is I'm Mexican, and I can feel the elements RR infuses some of his films with. But for some reason the second time I rewatched From Dusk Till Dawn I caught so many details I didn't notice the first time I saw it back in 1996.
"What, were they Psychos?" "They look like Psychos? Is that what they looked like? They were Vampires! Psychos do not explode when sunlight hits 'em, I don't give a f*ck how crazy they are!"
On the contrary,pyschos do explode when sunlight hits them. If you take a pyscho out for a walk in full sunlight, obviously he will explode in a fit of rage. God damn it, who does not like hot sun?
Its so perfect because it does make you think of psychos being so crazy that they do explode when sunlight hits them. That's why it makes me laugh so hard, picturing psychos in a mosh pit or whatever, exploding... pffft hahahahahaha
August 23, 2021---Yep, this was one hell of a different vampire movie. Got back into modeling, but going for zombie/apocalypse dioramas. Be interesting to have a bar titled Titty Twister.
I had read somewhere that The Getaway ends like that, although I've never read the book. I didn't know the place they wind up was called El Rey, so I didn't connect the dots. Thanks for the knowledge, bro.
Every time I hear Clooney say Psycho's do not explode when sunlight hits them, I don't give a fuck how crazy they are! I crack up. Just the delivery of the line and how clueless Cheech is to the whole thing, nor does he care lol.
When more than 20 years ago I saw him int this movie I get impressed by his perform ... I thought "Wow, such a charismatic acting role!" From ER to Dusk till Dawn....
"Psychos do not explode when sunlight hits them...and the rest of that line is not important because upon the first time hearing that you piss your pants, your friend spits out his drink, all reality seems nonsense, and you can happily die now having heard the funniest line in movie history.
@shadowstalker1120 I normally hate it when somebody just quotes the video to get high numbers of thumbs up, but this was unavoidable. You nailed that one right on the head. Good show...
"Where they psyco's?", "No , they were not psyco's, psyco's dont fucking explode when sunlight hits them, i dont give a fuck how crazy they are!" Haha, lmao, Best part in the entire film!
This was Clooney's "Snake Plissken" moment... remember how " Escape from New York" took away the "Disney" from Kurt Russell? Both badass! Just ask Lee van Kleef!
One of the BIGGEST mistakes in cinematic history, was not doing a spin off movie about seth gecko & kate in el rey mexico !!!!! for shame quentin & robert
George Clooney has like....9000 one-liners in this movie lol. Every time he opens his mouth it's something completely memoriable. Tarantino and Rodriguez are geniuses for picking him to play that role. "Do they look like psychos? Is that why looked like? They were Vampires!" lol
The way he casually asks if they were psychos is what sells this scene.
Hed so rush and decensatized that everything he says is casual
to be fair he walked in on some out of nowhere shit. id be a little baffled too.
@@rachelfoust2566 Well he's more than likely a cartel member, I mean they use chainsaws down there to solve some of their problems. Probably thought they were some cult or kidnappers as that isn't so much rare as uncommon, thus the psychos remark since kidnappers tend to like privacy. Also, I don't know how Mexico was back then, but the cartels have vested interests in the tourism trade today, owning hotels and whatnot and tend to prefer everything to be nice and quiet on that front.
cuz thats not unheard of in mexico lol
😂😂😂
"What's in mexico?"
"Mexicans...."
I was a kid when I watched this movie, and till today I never forget it. But man this quote alone makes me wanna visit Mexico oneday.
Local aborginals with ancestral Spanish people
“You serve food, Jose?”
“Best in 🇲🇽!”
“I kinda doubt that”
Spiders and Scorpions and Snakes, oh my!!!
“What’s in Mexico?”
“Cheech Marin. That fucker’s everywhere.”
“I don’t give a fuck how crazy they are” will never get old 😂
Psychos.....dont explode when sunlight touches them. I DONT GIVE A FUCK HOW CRAZY THEY ARE! - best line in movie history.
been laughing at that brilliant line for 15 years now.
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Agreed!
Ya. It is
@@babyboyronnie you that line sucks and is pretty by the numbers
@@babyboyronnie "This video is private"
George clooney is an incredible actor, he did such an amazing portrayal of anti-hero and skeptic who rise up to meet supernatural forces it kept the movie grounded
The truly incredible part is that up until that movie came out he was almost exclusively known for being a heartthrob on ER 😂
George Clooney really needs to take more roles like this
He's a bit late now since he is in his late 50s.
He really does.
Only thing i liked him in. Great character
Blyzer I really thought he was going to do a cameo in Grindhouse.
@@blyzer7373 I wouldn't mind seeing him revisit this character, now in his late 50s.
Seth Gecko. My favorite Clooney role, period.
Overated in any other movie but his character was gold in this
Also his first ever movie role
Don't forget ulysses everett mcgill
PyroBeast 24 was it?
@@hYBRYDcOBRA Yup, George Clooney was originally on the show ER and Quinten Tarintiono directed an episode and he asked Clooney to join him in the movie
best line of george clooney's career
Yeah, when more than 20 years ago I saw him int this movie I get impressed by his perform ... I thought "Wow, suc a charismatic acting role!"
From ER to Dusk till Dawn....
I don't know man, i think "Hi Freeze, I'm Batman " just might edge it out :)
This is, without any doubt, the greatest line in the entire history of cinema. Nothing else is even close.
Shit still cracks me up twenty years later.
That Mexican guy played 3 different people in this film lol
Fuck itttttt
George Clooney cursing is literally just the best! 👌🏼
He actually plays 3 parts in the movie, the border inspector, the "PUSSY PUSSY PUSSY!" GUY and the dude at the end
No shit.
Maybe it’s a clever way of saying that to white folk all Mexicans look alike.
Or maybe Quentin/Rodriguez just really liked hanging around with Cheech.
So he cast
Cheech Marin played the bartender in Desperado and Belini in Once Upon a Time in Mexico. Maybe he just likes working with Robert Rodriguez?
This line never stops being funny! My favorite detail is how he accentuates the EXPLODE, like it's so obviously not a normal thing to happen
Well, psychos don't explode when light touches them!
if you take a closer look this mob boss actor is the same guy who played both border patrol and bar security.
Clooneys character somehow manages to become the good guy, after he basically started the bar fight which led to the blood.
Seeing the mess out back, I highly doubt the vampires would have cut everyone a break if Clooney let himself and Richie get beaten up.
@@victorrain I, for one, would have to agree. Nobody knew that the bar was run by vampires.
The vampires where planning on attacking them anyway
Chase Janus agreed. They were fucked either way. The dive bar out in the middle of nowhere is a trap.
@@treseancann1261 i thought the bar was run by psychos. They looked like psychos.
It's was an old wives tale that the criminally insane would explode in direct sunlight.
I just died reading this 🤣
Didn’t work on my ex-wife, so call me disappointed.
Me, my brother and a few friends used to quote that line all of the time!
"Were they Psychos?..."
You missed the ".... Or?" 🤣 classic
George Clooney aka Seth Gecko is the coolest character, who has ever existed in the film world.
Cliff Booth: I tried.....
This movie is George Clooneys finest work.
I forgot that hilarious line...
"Psychos do not explode when sunlight hits them, I don't care how crazy they are."
😂 yeah sychos do not explode when sunlight hits them, no matter how crazy they are haha
I know a few psycho women. They aint exploded yet.
spontaneous combustion
Its like your comment is the PG version of the original dialogue line.....
@@MrRufioooo its like he's quoting the edited for tv version lol
Bill Baldwin spontaneous combitchstion*
"...what were they psychos or..."
- Cheech Marin, 1996
Every time I watch the end of this movie I always think about what must be going through Kate's mind as she drives home.
My guess is that she probably pulled off the side of the road and cried then drove to the nearest gas station for some new clothes and other things then drove off into the sunrise
Lucky 1989 I know right. What she experienced at the Titty Twister most likely left her forever emotionally scarred
@Johnathon Davis that's also probably why she asked Seth if he wanted some company, because she had no one else
I always assumed she followed Seth lol
I always wondered HOW MUCH he gave her. Doesn't seem like an even trade for the loss of her family!
Well, since Kate killed Carlos's twin brother I'd say they were about even.
TheDUDERulez1 and tricked his other twin at the border...
What’s weird is how Seth Gecko, the villain, becomes the hero. He’s such a badass in this movie.
To clear it up, Tarantino wrote the screenplay. Robert Rodriguez directed it.
And the "psycho" line is the funniest line in the movie.
Only thing that can ruin a Tarantino movie is Robert Rodriguez or Eli Roth.
Shad Ebinger this movie wasn't bad tho
@@ebinger224 omg you didn't just compare Rodriguez with that hostel dude
Dude are you kidding me what about when the guy with the gun on his dick introduced himself and shot vampires with it. That was so rediculous I fell over laughing
@@jkbjkb1178 it was fucking hilarious I love that scene
My favorite twist/flip movies of all time. Did not see the second half coming because the movie could have stood on just the escape story-line alone. That cast: they worked damn well together. Yeah, I'm a fan.
Robert Rodriguez did not write any of it. Robert Kurtzman wrote the story, Tarantino wrote the screenplay. The dialog should make it obvious, no one else writes dialog like Tarantino.
True very true.
We know. You can read it in any poster. Rodriguez director, Tarantino script.
Now go explode in the sunlight....
Rodriguez is so incredibly overrated
@@SUPERDUPERJIMBO really ?he seems underrated
Martin Scorsese and Larry David would like to have a word with you.
25 Years Later and this line still makes me laugh
"Psychos do not explode when sunlight hits 'em i don't give a fuck how crazy they are!" -Best line in movie history, period, end of story.
THE best line I've ever heard in any movie.
ThrewRedButter EASILY
@Vayne Carudas Solidor I'm with the preacher in that scene.
I love how everyone is saying “this is Clooney’s best line ever” without saying what line it is.
We all know.
Love this movie. I'm replicating this scene for my Cinematography and Lighting class in film school.
"They look like psychos? Is that what they looked like? They were VAMPIRES. PSYCHOS do not EXPLODE when sunlight hits 'em, I don't give a fuck how crazy they are."
I love how people quote the line in the video that was just shown above and on top of that gets it wrong xD
I think my favorite part about this scene is that a shotgun shell actually comes out of the ejection port when the dude pumps it because it was already cocked. Attention to detail that is.
Which makes no sense, why load a round and lose one on the ground?
@@evocati6523 but didn't they shotgun the door, maybe he didn't reload a fresh round
Yeah, that's why they "rack a round" in every TV show and movie ever made! And, have you ever wondered why they ALWAYS add the sound of operating the slide of a semi-auto, even when they're just drawing the weapon? Continuity, indeed!
"You know like in the movies just as the good guy is about to kill the bad guy, he cocks his gun. Now why didn't he have it cocked? Because that sound is SCARY."
"Psychos don't explode when sunlight hits them, I don't give a fuck how crazy they are" 😂😂
The most well-used 58 seconds in all of cinematic history
When george clooney started his career.... and this film was the first i saw with him playing. Back in the days when this film was new. There was some amazing films back then.
Cheech playing 3 characters in this movie is iconic
Clooney's bad assest role ever. Hes just awesome to behold delivering Q's dialogue with such effortless cool.
'I don't give a fuck how crazy they are!'
Ah yeah!!
I saw this movie three times in the theater. Only saw Endgame once.
I love when George Clooney plays badass characters.
i think because seth feared for her safety, maybe they were ppl in el ray that wud have made it dangerous for her to go, seth probbs thought he's put her through enuff already without taking her into further danger
Uh, no. Richard Gecko probably wanted to get grabby with the female bank teller, laying next to him. She probably resisted and he went ape shit. He was meant to portray a psycho, and we had already seen him becoming violent for no reason when he shot Michel Parks at the Pete Bottoms' liquor store. Seth was shocked/horrified. He may have wanted to keep the hostage alive as a precaution but did not expect that his brother would kill her for watching TV with him. I think Seth would rather have left her tied and gagged than have his brother demonstrate his capabilities.
@@randaljbatty Seth was shocked when he saw what Richard did to the teller. Not just shocked but disgusted and outraged.
He wasn’t expecting that, we know this because Seth brought an extra burger for her.
And he was clearly yet subtlety trying to protect Juliet Lewis from Richard during the movie:
(1)Telling her to get dressed when Richard was staring at her.
(2)Telling Richard not to talk to her when he was trying to on the RV.
(3) telling Jacob he’ll protect her from Richard as long as Jacob helps them cross the border and doesn’t try and be a hero or something.
But I suspect Seth would never let Richard touch Juliet Lewis regardless of what Jacob does.
He’s capable of killing Jacob if he needs to, but he couldn’t let Richard hurt Juliet Lewis.
El Ray is probably crawling with people like Richard, too many for Seth to protect her from.
“I may be a bastard but I’m not a fucking bastard”
To me that means, I’ve done bad things to you but taking you to El Ray would be worse.
Maybe I just wanna believe that because I like Seth and I want the characters I like to have honour.
Quentin and George NEED to work together again... like NOW.
This whole fucking film is badass!
This film gets better with age.
People in the comments know how to quote exactly what we just fuckin watched.
What is it about this film that makes me want to see it over and over again?
The makers of "From Dusk Till Dawn" have crafted something i can't get out of my mind, and i don't want to let it go. I just rediscovered what I consider the coolest most surreal and fascinating film ever. I saw abundant details that I missed when I saw the film almost 25 years ago. Usually, each Saturday night i get relaxed in my room past midnight, and before going to sleep i want to go with a sense of good feelings and fascination. And to do that I keep replaying From Dusk Till Dawn's scenes that stir in me a crescendo of wonder, magic, and indescribable emotions. And those scenes are from the second half of the movie till the very last minutes of the end featuring a fantastic revelation shot of the film. One that left me in awe before screen goes dark and credits start rolling to the tune of that mega cool song "Dark Night" by the Blasters. Please note that as a whole the movie is great from start to finish, and I would not change a single thing. Each character is perfect starting from the main lead ultra-cool tough who plays by the rules character Seth Gecko played unequalled by George Clooney (can’t picture anyone else in his role), and his psycho menacing brother Richie played nicely by Quentin Tarantino (both, Clooney and Tarantino have great chemistry playing as brothers), the faith struggling tormented preacher Jacob (Harvey Keitel) and his daughter Kate (Juliette Lewis she was always great for this type of films), and son Scott (Ernest Liu) who infuses the character with a sense of innocence. They are joined later at the bar by very peculiar and weird character biker Sex Machine bearing a whip and silver pistol on his bulge (Tom Savini) and Frost the tough African-American ex combat vet. And what can I say about their counterparts the bar patrons Cheech Marin playing three different roles though the one I found hilarious is Chet Pussy greeting visitors and uttering foul sexual content language at the entrance door of the bar, the menacing and ferocious bartender Razor Charlie (Danny Trejo), Big Emilio (Ernest Garcia) the big lurking henchman, and the smoking hot and sensual and seductive queen of the vampires Santanico Pandemonium resembling an Aztec princess played by Salma Hayek, and whose erotic dance with an albino snake wrapped around her body makes her look unreal as she moves in synchrony to the After Dark theme played majestically by the house musical band “Tito & Tarantula”. Btw, it’s crazy wicked hilarious seeing the band vocalist using a limbless torso corpse as a guitar and the trumpeter using a corpse’s backbone as a trumpet playing the instruments in a frantic rhythm once they deform into vampires. These main characters along with the bikers and truckers are all essential to the story. I wouldn’t change a single character and/or minor element in the film. They are all perfect to me.
I appreciate that the movie doesn't take itself too seriously in the horror aspect which has some comedic dark tones. But there is something amazing and symbolic in the background. I don't know whether Tarantino, Rodriguez, and Kurtzman planned it like that from the beginning or was mere coincidence, but they achieved something unique and fascinating not only by blending crime and horror genres but by blending two cultures once our main characters get across the Mexican border. They blended the ultra-cool modern American western desert-like atmosphere filled with bikers, truckers, bar clubs decorated with multi-colored neon like tubes advertising the coolest bar ever, the fantastic dark fabled “Titty Twister” bar with the fascinating and legendary Mexican ancient prehispanic culture of Chac Mool sculptures (can you believe that, they placed an AWESOME CHAC MOOL!! sculpture albeit headless in the center of the bar’s front yard. Inside the bar there’s jaguar skin decorations (the jaguar was a sort of godly deity in prehispanic times), ancient hairless Mexican dogs, and an imposing giant snake reminiscent of the Aztec god feathered serpent Quetzalcoatl.
The “Titty Twister” bar is the heart and soul of this hallucinating and amazing film. The decorations of the bar in and out are unique. On the outside the bar looks full of life starting with the giant topples dancer made out of neon light tubes mounted on the roof as well as the neon multi-colored red pinkish, purple, green, and blue tubes advertising "Nude dancing girls, "chicas calientes desnudas" and "Hot carnitas". Not to mention the bikers frantically riding their motorcycles all over the place and around the awesome Chac Mool sculpture with fire coming out from the center of the statue.
The filmmakers have crafted something indeed unique, surreal, and special. As i'm in love with Mexican prehispanic culture spotting for the first time a headless Chac Mool sculpture outside the bar in the center surrounded by truck tires buried mid ground is amazing and mesmerizing to me as the camper van with our main characters approaches the bar. Inside the bar there is the energetic Tito & Tarantula house band with mariachi outfits performing cheerful folkloric songs "Angry Cockroaches - Cucarachas Enojadas" and the hypnotic and very fitting "After Dark" theme to the rhythm of explosive sensual and erotic dance of Salma Hayek memorable debut. Both cultures, Mexican and American, complement themselves in such a way that one needs the other to become the coolest thing ever on earth. Neither the lifeless Mexican Prehispanic settings, decorations, and motifs of the bar would have worked without the enliven American western atmosphere made up with colorful neon lights, a disco dance ball hanging inside the bar, cheered up bikers and truckers nor would the American western setting decorated with colorful neon lights and cheerful bikers and truckers had worked without the ancient Mexican settings and prehispanic sculptures. It's just crazy awesome watching two 3,000-year-old ancient Aztec dogs called Xoloitzcuintli guarding the entrance to the bar and a giant snake crawling downstairs reminiscent of the Chichen Itza pyramid feathered snake Aztec god Quetzalcoatl.
And that amazing twist by the middle of the film when we realize that the bar is in fact a trap for unsuspecting bikers and truckers that naively stop by in the middle of the Mexican border desert to have a great time only to be devoured by hungry vampires past midnight. And this is when the film transcends from the real to the unreal magical realm. I really love and appreciate the vampires’ distinctive physical traits as they have lost any human traits they once had. The vampire girls dancers are wicked cool and love how the vampires take human form after flying around the bar as a pack of bats. That background shot of the “Titty Twister” bar on the cover of the poster with bats flying in and out the bar as the sun sets makes it look so eerie and fascinating. The bar is indeed the heart and soul of the film.
Finally, as that hell of a night is about to come to an end for our main protagonists, Seth, Jacob and his daughter Kate and son Scott are struggling fighting the ferocious blood suckers. And I can't help but feel melancholy that it will end soon when there's left only two survivors standing in the center of the bar about to be devoured by the vampires when suddenly sunlight rays start filtering through bullet holes on the bar walls. They realize the vampires weakness when daylight starts burning them to death, and finally they are rescued by Seth’s cohort Mexican crime boss Carlos and his henchmen by taking down the bar gloomy heavy entrance door.
There is a final shot of Kate being left there after receiving a gift from Seth, and as she leaves in the RV vehicle we start hearing such a cool and nostalgic song "Dark Night" by the Blasters as the camera zooms out to the deserted landscape to reveal the most shocking scene when it's revealed that the back of the “Titty Twister” bar was built atop a semi buried giant Aztec like pyramid with trailer trucks buried around the pyramid and other ones parked on the side terrains of the Mexican bar in the western-like desert in the middle of the road.
The fact that I keep watching this film obsessively especially every Saturday past midnight is a testament to such a special and memorable piece of film making. I love old classics like Alien, Aliens, Predator, the first two Terminator films, The Matrix, and i’m a huge follower of MCU Marvel movies (Marvel Studios created the greatest superhero saga ever) and the Star Wars universe (I had a blast with The Mandalorian episodes better than the last SW trilogy.) But, for some reason I rather keep visiting the world of “From Dusk Till Dawn” over and over again.
As the film ends i go to sleep with a sense of melancholy knowing it’s about to conclude, and yet with a smile on my face to dream of such unique, surreal, eerie, and fascinating world somewhere in the middle of nothing across the Mexican border desert.
IMHO Quentin Tarantino (screenplay), Robert Rodriguez (direction), and Robert Kurtzman (story) have become legends and immortalized themselves with this single piece of fascinating and surreal film. Huge credits also to Mexican cinematographer Guillermo Navarro (Pan’s Labyrinth cinematography Academy Award winner) and the art direction staff for crafting such a magical realm in and out my favorite fictitious coolest bar ever created the “Titty Twister” built atop a semi buried Aztec pyramid it’s pure magic!!!
So.....your not a fan of the film?
robert rodriguez's movies are like that. you should watch his other movies like despereado and sin city
@@slippinjimmy6511 Ikr..I don't know. It's just that each time I watch this film it puts me in a good mood and energizes me. It's a great vibe I get from it even though it is about ruthless vamps. I think one the reasons is that the filmmakers don't take it too seriously.
@@sumedhvaidya3019 You know I have seen those movies. And I like a lot the atmosphere in Desperado as well. I think the reason is I'm Mexican, and I can feel the elements RR infuses some of his films with. But for some reason the second time I rewatched From Dusk Till Dawn I caught so many details I didn't notice the first time I saw it back in 1996.
That is the best line in any movie, ever! Well, to me at least!
They don't make movies like this anymore. Tarantino created masterpieces!
"What, were they Psychos?"
"They look like Psychos? Is that what they looked like? They were Vampires! Psychos do not explode when sunlight hits 'em, I don't give a f*ck how crazy they are!"
A lafted soo harde aftr seeng dat parte. Mi stomac hurte soo muuch froom lafing.
On the contrary,pyschos do explode when sunlight hits them. If you take a pyscho out for a walk in full sunlight, obviously he will explode in a fit of rage. God damn it, who does not like hot sun?
his shirt magically changes during the movie or am i crazy?
In this scene? Who's shirt??
He did changed when in that room preparing to fight the vampires.
his best move role
Its so perfect because it does make you think of psychos being so crazy that they do explode when sunlight hits them. That's why it makes me laugh so hard, picturing psychos in a mosh pit or whatever, exploding... pffft hahahahahaha
Nobody is going to say anything about how funny it is see Cheech Marin appears in 3 different characters in this movie?!
George Clooney's best work. "That's a matter of opinion, biker. And idfaf about yours."
The absolute best line in the video. "Psychos do not explode when sunlight hits them, I don't give a fuck how crazy they are!"
“There’s not going to be a President Trump.” George Clooney 😂
Clooney sucks ass...
@@harleyrider8889 Oh buhu little snowflake
@Duke of Haphazard That's not how it works dumbfuck.
August 23, 2021---Yep, this was one hell of a different vampire movie. Got back into modeling, but going for zombie/apocalypse dioramas. Be interesting to have a bar titled
Titty Twister.
“Psychos don’t explode when sunlight hits them idont give a fuck how crazy they are” 😂😂😂😂😂
Such great comedic dialogue. I absolutely love Clooney’s performance in this film.
And to think, this all could've been avoided if the one guy picked a different bar.
Dis is my favorite part from the movie because George Cloony gets really pissed
I had read somewhere that The Getaway ends like that, although I've never read the book. I didn't know the place they wind up was called El Rey, so I didn't connect the dots. Thanks for the knowledge, bro.
LOVE THIS MOVIE!! and this scene lolll that line is the best
Every time I hear Clooney say Psycho's do not explode when sunlight hits them, I don't give a fuck how crazy they are! I crack up. Just the delivery of the line and how clueless Cheech is to the whole thing, nor does he care lol.
Haa!
that last line.
the best line in the whole movie.
love this.
=]
“My brother is dead! His partner is dead!
That girl’s entire f**king family is dead!”
When more than 20 years ago I saw him int this movie I get impressed by his perform ... I thought "Wow, such a charismatic acting role!"
From ER to Dusk till Dawn....
“What the fuck was going on in there?” 😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣
"Psychos do not explode when sunlight hits them...and the rest of that line is not important because upon the first time hearing that you piss your pants, your friend spits out his drink, all reality seems nonsense, and you can happily die now having heard the funniest line in movie history.
@shadowstalker1120 I normally hate it when somebody just quotes the video to get high numbers of thumbs up, but this was unavoidable. You nailed that one right on the head. Good show...
best Line is the whole Movie!! Fuck it, best Line in Vampire Movie History!!!
" I may be a bastard... but im not a FUCKIN bastard! "
Best line from a movie ever!
The whole film have masterful scenes like that. And Clooney has the best badass voice ever!
"Where they psyco's?", "No , they were not psyco's, psyco's dont fucking explode when sunlight hits them, i dont give a fuck how crazy they are!"
Haha, lmao,
Best part in the entire film!
1st time watching this movie I sat back thought what am I watching. I told Bob Kurtzman who made this movie he laughed.
I always wished the sequels would have be juliette lewis and Clooney turned badass vampire hunters.
I've been saying that line for 20 years since seeing this
The best rebuttal to denying vampires in film, you can't argue it at all.
C'mon, Cheech - did they look like psychos?
I hope Clooney and QT work together again.
QT’s words sound even greater when read by Clooney.
This was Clooney's "Snake Plissken" moment... remember how " Escape from New York" took away the "Disney" from Kurt Russell? Both badass! Just ask Lee van Kleef!
My favorite line was we're f'ing in Mexico, you little piece of f'ing shit! Always makes me laugh. (Had to edit it)
It's so sad that he wasn't in the sequels. This one looks so good. Two and three didn't seem very good.
+bulltrunch the second one actually is one of my favorites, the third one is not as good though
Parts 2 ,and 3 are still better than From Dust till Dawn the series ...which bastardized the entire lore of all three films.
2 was okay I haven’t seen the third one yet
what were they psychos? haha my fav line of the movie
Speaking of psychos, Cheech had more parts in this movie that Norman Bates!!!!
Anyone? Hello???
LMAO,,that has to be the best Line in the Movie!!!!
We need a sequel to this movie
They made 2 and they weren't as good.
Clooney’s best role and Seth Gecko just may be the coolest and greatest Ant-hero in movie history
Psychos do not explode when sunlight hits them i dont give a fuck how crazy they are still funny tile this day lol
Well, can't argue with that.
One of the BIGGEST mistakes in cinematic history, was not doing a spin off movie about seth gecko & kate in el rey mexico !!!!! for shame quentin & robert
They need a prequel to this called the Gecko brothers it would have to be Clooney and Quinton nobody else could pull this off
George Clooney has like....9000 one-liners in this movie lol.
Every time he opens his mouth it's something completely memoriable. Tarantino and Rodriguez are geniuses for picking him to play that role.
"Do they look like psychos? Is that why looked like? They were Vampires!" lol
Best line in the movie.
Great delivery
Lol. This whole movie is insane.