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

[@railenherman6482]

I love how Seth and Jacob don’t like each other, but are willing to put their differences aside to fight a common enemy. In this case, vampires. I also love Seth’s speech to Jacob about how he’s their best chance against the vamps, and how Jacob accepts that responsibility. Plus, there’s something funny about Jacob censoring himself.

[@abeclark524]

Jacob going I'm a mean mmm, mmm servant of god was the best part of the movie for me, aside from Salma Hayek's dance that is.

[@terrynorman9622]

Love the vampire club dance performed by Salma Hayek🔥🖤

[@flcl666flcl]

Dashas little dances are the best 😊

[@davemchard1530]

A shame you looked anything up about it, the Vampires are supposed to be a surprise.

[@Kronicdice23]

I thought the same thing when she said that

[@Gallo_1.6]

shocking faux pas from imdb.

[@edwardthompson4600]

The Vampires were front and center in all the commercials and promotional material when it originally came out. Everyone knew this was a vampire movie when they saw it in theaters.

[@ryanjohnson8131]

@@edwardthompson4600 Yeah, all these people saying she shouldn't know about the vampires when it was impossible to miss in the advertising when this came out. I get that it's more fun of a reaction when the reactor doesn't know anything about it going in (same as in say T2 regarding the T-800), but knowing there are vampires here is normal for almost everyone who has watched this the first time.

[@scottneil1187]

​​@@edwardthompson4600I didn't, neither did any of my friends. It was a major surprise to a lot of people and was intended to be so. There were no vampires mentioned or shown in any promo material I saw.

[@sebastianandres8781]

Robert Rodriguez - The Faculty (1998) - Desperado (1995) - Once Upon a Time in Mexico (2003)

[@LordVolkov]

Have you not seen El Mariachi?😅

[@josephamesdacey6442]

The faculty has my favorite soundtrack of all time

[@billthomas478]

She definitely should watch them all

[@scottneil1187]

Sin City, Planet Terror, the Machete series, The Faculty and he was involved in Alita. He's done a ton of other films too and been involved in other productions.

[@josephamesdacey6442]

@@scottneil1187 I mean there's also "spy kids" which is a pretty fun movie if you're not a joyless adult

[@meheuck]

What I like most is that during filming, the script originally had Harvey Keitel's character simply being consumed by the creatures, and he flat out said to Rodriguez, "I want to be a vampire too," so he augmented it so that he could have a moment as well. It illustrates that even some of the most respected actors in the business want to cut loose and play.

[@domingocurbelomorales8635]

This is, easily, one of my personal top ten movies ever. Tarantino as screenplayer and Rodriguez directing it´s a magic combo!! The story, the characters (Clooney & Quentin as Gecko bros are awesome). The music, scenes, narration... many entertaining stuff. Enjoyable as hell. Sex Machine, Richie with its psychopath moments, Salma´s dance, the fight agains the vampires... a huge amount of surreal and fun moments.

[@phillipribbink6903]

Sex Machine was played by the famous Horror Special Effects/Make Up Artist Tom Savini, the Sultan of Splatter himself. Savini is most famous for his work on director George Romero's Of the Dead movies. And even directed a remake of Romero's Night of the Living Dead in the 90s. Savini served in the Vietnam War as a combat photographer (he basically did what Joker from Fullmetal Jacket did) for the Army Signal Corps. He saw a lot of messed up stuff which later informed his art as a make-up artist when he returned to the States. Savini later said that making horrible gore and disgusting monsters was his way of processing the stuff in he saw in 'Nam.

[@scottneil1187]

The guy whose beer bottle he whips is also a famous special effects artist. Greg Nicotero, he was effects supervisor on the film and began his career under the tutelage of Savini.

[@THEREALBRUTHABROWN]

I was fortunate enough to be seated across from Savini at a convention years back. It was early and we were the only 2 people in the room. My little generic b movie crew were rocking a bunch a low budget cheesiness actually across from Savini and his mini museum which included some decent shit from this film including the belt. He had a copy of the movie Troy but someone recorded it for him on a VHS tape, and he was only rocking DVD ..so while it was just us two we watched it on my jankie ass VCR. lol Good times. Miss those days

[@mousemacleod9184]

I remember when I first saw this movie a friend had showed it to me and we were watching it and when it got the Titty Twister part I said I always thought this was a vampire movie, my friend just laughed at me

[@tonyrossell832]

Keep up the great work Dasha!

[@MrBreezeLI516]

The Blasters -"Dark night" (opening) insane soundtrack in general!! 🔥🔥🔥 Tito and Tarantula-"After Dark" 🎶

[@CMB76]

Great reaction. This was a pretty wild movie.

[@_Curanes_Rex]

It would have been more fun for you, if you wouldn't have read about the vampires. You were spoilered.

[@LexoG33]

The bar being built on top of an ancient pyramid in Mexico is a wild reveal!

[@wills.364]

I remembered watching this as a kid and didn’t think the movie would become the way it is lol

[@Sam-ht8xz]

robert rodriguez gets a warm fuzzy feeling when dasha says his name

[@s1p0]

I love how Dasha's brain asked Right questions. 😆

[@brianboye8025]

Juliette Lewis in Strange Days!

[@richarddean5064]

I love how u always find a way to get that's what she said every reason.

[@johndough8115]

Clooney is hit or miss sometimes... but he is great in "O Brother Where Art Thou". Also, Fright Night (1985) is a very fun vampire / monster movie classic, that you really should watch. =)

[@xrusted]

Yes, Salma Hayek's best performance for sure.

[@abrimfulofasha]

It's actually a Robert Rodriguez movie. Quentin only written this movie, Robert directed. Robert Rodriguez also directed Sin City and a film called Planet Terror which was brilliant.

[@WheelsonRails728]

Dasha: When I first saw this film, I thought that Tarantino had reached a certain point in the script and said "F*** it! We're doing a vampire movie!"

[@ramonalfaro3252]

I love how the movie goes completely sideways in the middle! It reminds me of staying up late on weekends watching B-Movies on a program called (Movies til Dawn). Back in the 1970's in Los Angeles TV went off the air between midnight to around 5am. Sun-Thur. On Fri & Sat they could afford to show low budget movies when the station would normally be closed over-night. The writing budgets & production value were so low that any movie could wander off in random ass directions about halfway in, so I really appreciate the random ass turn from crime drama to vampire movie. Quentin moved with his mother to Torrance, California, when he was four years old. He must of been a fan of (Movies til Dawn).

[@TrusteftReacts]

First time I watched this in the cinema I had NO IDEA what it was about, I was expecting a criminals movie and that's it. So when the transformation took place I was shocked and loved it. Definitely one of the movies which I watched many times on DVD as soon as that was available, usually at night while I was having take away. Usually Chinese, or making my own pizza. Or KFC. I miss those days.

[@deiwi]

Dasha catching Scarface's little friends reference made me swell with pride. You have come a long way.

[@Coggers-ww1zz]

Apart from spoiling the whole reaction by looking up the twist…..😢

[@helifanodobezanozi7689]

"Hot women are dangerous." ..... hmmmm.... so..... you're saying you are dangerous then Dasha! 😊

[@ИгорьСоколов-й8щ]

Наконец-то ты его посмотрела!

[@peperino25]

_i recommend you + _*_Robert Rodríguez_* ★ *The Faculty* (1998)🔥 _Elijah Wood , Usher , Jordana Brewster , Robert Patrick , Salma Hayek , Josh Hartnett & Famke Janssen_ BONUS TRACK ( Directed by *Robert Rodríguez* ) 🔥 *Desperado* (1995) 🔥 _/starring _*_Antonio Banderas_*_ , _*_Salma Hayek_*_ , Quentin Tarantino , _*_Steve Buscemi_*_ & _*_Danny Trejo_* and then the sequel ★ *Once Upon a Time in Mexico* (2003) _/starring _*_Antonio Banderas_*_ , _*_Salma Hayek_*_ , _*_Johnny Depp_*_ , _*_Willem Dafoe_*_ , _*_Mickey Rourke_*_ , _*_Eva Mendes_*_ , _*_Enrique Iglesias_*_ (Pop singer) & _*_Rubén Blades_*_ (Salsa singer)_ ,

[@Robert_Douglass]

Desperado followed a movie called El Mariachi. I'm unsure whether it was directed by Robert Rodriguez, but it's the actual first part of the Mariachi trilogy, followed by Desperado and Once Upon a Time In Mexico.

[@hulkslayer626]

Salma was in The Faculty?! I gotta rewatch that... it's been so long I completely forgot that.

[@edpublic]

..,"Chet's Speech" is Epic!!! 😂🎉

[@dagiel9061]

The best thing about this movie is the soundtrack. It's definitely worth having.

[@Bookworm-ye9qi]

Thank you Dasha. Good choice

[@Chatwin78]

Thanks Dasha--you killed it.

[@jeffthompson9622]

George Clooney also plays a cool crook in "Out Of Sight." Jennifer Lopez, Ving Rhanes, Don Cheadle, Michael Keaton, and Samuel L. Jackson are among his costars.

[@GetMeThere1]

A "flop house" is a cheap (and usually not very nice) hotel/motel that you take because you need to "flop down" and just sleep. It's a run-down, cheap, and generally unappetizing place that's useful only as a place to sleep with a roof over your head.

[@Kronicdice23]

“God, Tarantino’s movies are the best!!” Dasha gangster 💯💯💯

[@scottneil1187]

It's not a Tarantino movie.

[@ChristyHollywood]

I loved this reaction, but have others said, it would of been an even better expirence if you went in blind and didnt read the description. Other than that, fun to watch you as always ❤

[@LondonCrusader]

A great movie... but the key is not knowing anything. If anything, its a good reminder to avoid almost all TV/movie trailers. * Dasha is still in my 'cool book'.

[@NocturnalVoice]

Great reaction 😎👍

[@Blandina11]

0:36:after a good night's sleep, Hugo gets ready to sleep the whole day 👍 Dogs are amazing 👍😊😊

[@mattieindigo313]

IMDb spoiled it for you. You should’ve never known this was a vampire movie. Maybe you shouldn’t read the descriptions anymore lol

[@Fantomex.]

The movie has been out for 28 years, calm down

[@edwardthompson4600]

Everyone knew it was a vampire movie when it came out.

[@notmee2388]

@@Fantomex.That is irrelevant to a first time react

[@scottneil1187]

​@@edwardthompson4600No they didn't.

[@craig3262]

It would've been better if u had gone in blind

[@jarsenaultj]

I was going to make a similar comment. The look of shock/confusion on people's face when the movie goes from a serial killer horror to straight up vampire horror is hilarious.

[@Fantomex.]

🤷🏻‍♂️ the movies been out for 25 years calm down

[@scottneil1187]

​@@Fantomex.So what?, Dasha didn't know there were vampires til she spoilt it by reading up on it. The suririse woukd still have worked otherwise.

[@ramonalfaro3252]

Dasha!!! You are such a great soul! My image of Russians as cold and impersonal has been dashed by your sweet spirit.

[@zzrydr]

Good choice Dasha now for Halloween 🎃 "Let the Right One In" original version would be excellent

[@Robert_Douglass]

Tito and the Tarantula are a staple act in Robert Rodriguez films. They have their own vibe...

[@19nzinga]

This could’ve been two separate movies. The first 30-40 minutes would have have a great movie by itself and then the rest of it another great movie. Great writing & directing. This movie was really good.

[@TheEtoneKapone]

Your thumbnails are wild now 😂

[@basterd1168]

Love that you finally got around to this one! One of my favorite films ever, hands down, specifically because of the genre switch half-way through. Kinda wish you hadnt spoiled it for yourself by reading about it, but a fun watch regardless.

[@tommykoenning9123]

The big change half way through is what make this movie so cool. Even though Clooney is a clown these days

[@titusmoody5616]

Good Reaction 👍, try Fright Night 85, and Tales from the Crypt Demon Knight 95, for this month😉

[@CrazeeAdam]

IMO Selma Hayak's best movie is with Antonio Banderes in the movie "Desperado". Would highly recommend it if you haven't seen it Dasha!

[@Grand_Sergei]

Даша у тебя отличный энглиш )

[@lumpyfishgravy]

A flop house is a place you go to flop (sleep) after a crazy long day working. It's one step away from rough sleeping.

[@videoteamone]

For what it's worth, this isn't a Tarantino movie, it's a Robert Rodriguez movie. Tarantino is one of the writers, but the whole balls to the wall pacing and craziness is Rodriguez, all the way.

[@ryanh603]

The character of Texas Ranger Earl McGraw (played by the late great Michael Parks) also appears in both Tarantino’s Kill Bill vol 1 and Death Proof.

[@bystandah9626]

He was also in Django Unchained

[@edpublic]

Dasha Dasha Dasha!!!! You gotta learn Selma's Dance and Do'it for Us🥰

[@scottneil1187]

Jeez, thirsty much?. What a creepy comment.

[@Retrostar619]

"Why is she smiling saying that?"Welcome to U.S news reporters

[@captainchaos3667]

I'm surprised that IMDB spoils that. A pity.

[@Tigermania]

This movie and The Green Mile are two films that part way through take a sharp turn into something completely different to what you thought at the start. Edit If you want another movie about blood suckers watch Vampires(1998) with James Woods.

[@dechha1981]

I would trust Clooney’s character more than Tarantino’s character. clooney is a dangerous murderer, but he seems like a man of his word and will be nice to you if you do exactly what they say. Tarantino’s character is an unpredictable nut. There are people much more sane than Tarantino’s character that I don’t trust at all because their mood changes too easily for no apparent reason. I’d rather stay away from them altogether. If I was a woman, he’d be even creepier.

[@AdamCioni]

Never look it up. It ruins the surprise 😩😂

[@albertsmith9315]

Check out "Desperado" ... IMO Selma's best movie. Same director as this one, Robert Rodriguez.

[@DreamingVoid]

You can't start with part 2 of a 3 part series...

[@scottneil1187]

@@DreamingVoid Unfortunately, most people do, nobody seems to know El Mariachi exists these days.

[@CrazeeAdam]

"Hot women are dangerous" LOL they for sure can be On the story of Vietnam, I think it's relevant because if you know anything about Vietnam and that war, it was hell on earth for those who had to be over there in the thick of it. On all sides. You survive that war, especially the front lines? You probably aren't afraid of too much more

[@Fred_L.]

As for good Salma Hayek films, I'd recommend After the Sunset (2004).

[@LordVolkov]

Tarantino and Robert Rodriguez work together a few times and are film buddies from Texas. Four Rooms, an anthology movie, has segments directed by Robert and Quentin. They also did a double feature movie called Grindhouse, which can be found as Death Proof (Tarantino) and Planet Terror (Rodriguez). To really get into Rodriguez, start with his Mariachi trilogy - El Mariachi, Desperado, Once Upon A Time In Mexico

[@Eddie53172]

Some 🎥 are reserved specifically going in blind. This is one of those.

[@Andy.Smurphy]

Ah you spoiled the twist by reading about ti first!

[@billthomas478]

Check out Salma Hayek in "Everly"

[@Grand_Sergei]

Приветик 👋 отличный фильм )

[@astrafaan]

Bad move reading up on the film - that kinda kills it before it even starts , Honetly - this one probably gets watched in the main due to the unexpectedness of the vampires - but good reaction anyway

[@helifanodobezanozi7689]

@@astrafaan Not really. Not only are there these things called written reviews that are available at the time of theatrical release, but most people watching back then would have seen at least one trailer or TV commercial. You just don't want to see any major spoilers.

[@scottneil1187]

@@helifanodobezanozi7689 You're forgetting that we weren't bombarded 24/7 with ads and trailers back then. There was no youtube and most normal countries don't show ads on tv every 5 minutes. You'd only see written reviews if you deliberately looked them up in a specialized publication too. I saw no trailers or spoilers and went in not knowing anything like most people at the time. Dasha only got spoiled cause she read imdb, otherwise the surprise would still have worked.

[@helifanodobezanozi7689]

@@scottneil1187 LOL! Actually by the time this movie was released, (a) Ads for movies played on TV EXTREMELY FREQUENTLY. If you watched primetime TV, you definitely saw an ad for this movie! Also cable TV was common by '96, so yes, there was 24/7 media bombardment! (b) There were SEVERAL DEDICATED MOVIE REVIEW TV SHOWS, like "At the Movies" with Gene Siskal and Roger Ebert that EVERYONE WATCHED. Morning talk shows and news shows on radio and TV also had movie review segments. (c) People ACTUALLY DID READ THE NEWSPAPERS in the 90's. Unless you were a 5 year old being dragged to the movies by your parents or older siblings, you actually did read them, because who wants to waste money on a lame film. (d) If you went to the movie theater to see a similar film at the time, you DEFINITELY saw a trailer. (e) While KZbin didn't exist, the world wide web did! Movies had official websites by then, which people visited. (f) Oh yes, and then there were the posters hanging outside of the theater.....(Some of which had bats, crosses and yes, vampires IN THE BACKGROUND!!!) So maybe you were 5 when this movie was released and couldn't read yet. Or maybe you were living in Amish country and didn't have cable or TV. (Or your parents didn't let you watch TV that late!) Or maybe this was the only movie you saw in the theater. But EVERYONE ELSE in '96 who saw this movie in the theater KNEW IT WAS A VAMPIRE FILM!!! 😆

[@GetFitwithDogs]

I went to a bar like this once. It sucked. 😎

[@motorcycleboy9000]

What, were they psychos?

[@KUNTAR]

@@motorcycleboy9000 Bro, you missed the joke! The bar sucked. Vampires SUCK. LOL!

[@GetFitwithDogs]

I'm funnier in person. 🤣

[@motorcycleboy9000]

@@KUNTAR I'm quoting the movie...

[@lumpyfishgravy]

Nowadays, Juliette Lewis is known for Yellowjackets.

[@suicyconaut]

Awesome.

[@3rdOption-l9t]

Less than 30 seconds in, and you've spoiled the movie for yourself by looking it up first. This is why I never watch trailers, if I can avoid them, & I don't read about media I haven't started yet. Super excited when I saw the thumbnail, dashed w/in seconds.

[@TrillSavage22]

You gotta do part 2 next

[@lenzu27]

Damn it Dasha! Were's the "That's what she said!" at 8:44

[@spaceballcity]

A great Juliette Lewis movie from the 90's is Kalifornia. Very underrated and one of Brad Pitts best early roles.

[@Rampage0303]

The kids will have a blast? 😁😆🤣😂

[@ZonProductReviews]

How is it possible that Dasha still has less then 100k subscribers??

[@Kebmo338]

Did you recognize Cheech from "Up in Smoke" he played 3 different parts.

[@rickymoranjr9609]

the TV Series of this movie was pretty good too especially since we get to see why the Vampires had snake-like features in the first place

[@AlohaTrev]

Brilliant reaction, as usual. Adorable top ❤

[@Robert_Douglass]

22:47 Jeez! Was that him or YOU, Dasha?

[@SoloArt8250]

Why did you read about it before watching… Now the surprise is gone

[@karlahowell3676]

Tarantino's films usually feature feet in some way or another.

[@shanefourtwenty]

No looky at IMDb, much more fun.

[@shaunmount130]

Check out the movie "Fearless Vampire Killers".

[@positivelynegative9149]

"Boogers!" 😃

[@ReeveAers-rg6gx]

unrelated, but 'Bad Times at the El Royale' i think you ,ight enjoy it

[@scottneil1187]

Good film that has mostly disappeared.

[@Fantomex.]

15:36 Tarantino wrote this movie. In case that wasnt obvious 🙄

[@scottneil1187]

Co-wrote it with Rodriguez who directed it.

[@deandavies9576]

Dasha 🥰

[@paulieluppino1856]

14:17 ...Short but deadly...

[@jbwade5676]

Yay❤❤❤

[@chibangin007]

Love

[@mikesilva3868]

😊😊😊😊great

[@josecarbajal5710]

ZAMPIRES.....Deadpoo

[@happyslapsgiving5421]

The priest took *A LONG TIME* to turn. Because he was a morally good person. Sex Machine took less, but still a decent time to turn. Because he was a criminal and a violent man. Tarantino turned pretty quick. He was a sick man, and he murdered many people, although his condition was partially to blame. Frost was the fastest to turn. He wasn't a bad man per se, but he did commit a horrible premeditated mass murder during war.

[@JJgibson1]

Check out the movies Species(1995), The Faculty(1998), and Jackie Brown(1997).

[@DorelIlie-b9s]

❤

[@edpublic]

Chet the Border Patrol LEO & Cloonies buddie he met were played by Cheech Marin Of Cheech&Chong Fame,,You Really Should Watch Those.

[@timothylockard3846]

The bouncer at the door of the bar was also played by Cheech Marin.

[@scottneil1187]

They're crap unless you're high.

[@tonyrossell832]

She already reacted to Up In Smoke. You should check it out.