Reacting to FROM DUSK TILL DAWN (1996) | Movie Reaction

[@DawnMarieX]

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[@daver18qc]

Nice! Jackie Brown is one of the most underrated Tarantino movie IMO, can't wait!!

[@keepcalmlovedinosaurs8934]

Can you doe Killing Zoe next?

[@argentokaos2629]

Fun fact: The "Mexico/Mexicans" joke--- was unapologetically *swiped* from "The Wild Bunch"! :D

[@jayjayb89]

I know you won't see this dawn but can you consider "blind date"... Bruce Willis is in it and it's bloody hilarious, defo be worth your time

[@philmakris8507]

Tarantino's best movie ever 👏👏👏

[@johnbuchanon7717]

To me, Salma Hayek’s dance put her and this movie on the map and on many men’s list of favorite scenes.

[@LordNelsonkm]

Premise: Quentin wanted to have Salma pour liquor on her body and off her feet into his mouth somehow. So, he became a great movie director/writer, he created this whole movie, cast himself in the role, just to accomplish his goal. Life gives you challenges, it's your job to overcome them.

[@NecramoniumVideo]

Many young boys discovered something watching that movie, lol.

[@danielgibson0725]

It is dope. But it didn’t put it on the map. The writing and acting put it on the map for intellectuals. The dope vampire story and George put it on the map for the rest of us. Salma was already on the map. If you were 14 and didn’t understand the rest of it. It could be your first experience with both. It’s like how people 27 and younger don’t understand Tupac.

[@ClichéGuevara-2814]

Walking slo-mo down the street in Desperado did it for me. Still does.

[@clarencewalker3925]

On sooooooo many levels!

[@CodenameCodeman]

I work 16hrs in front of a computer as a security guard and yer vids help get through the night. keep it up

[@4Kandlez]

Not much securing going on then :)

[@petercofrancesco9812]

@@4Kandlez But it sounds like he's got Dawn on lock down 😉

[@PxNxWxGxW]

How do you not fall asleep. Damn bro.

[@LordVolkov]

"Peter Cushing does it all the time!" Dawn - "Who?" Peter Cushing (who most know as Tarkin from Star Wars: A New Hope) starred in many films for Hammer studios, who made a ton of vampire movies with stars like Peter and Christopher Lee. Lotta fun if you enjoy campy horror.

[@SquirminHermanthe1eyedGerman]

1984 Top Secret

[@tremorsfan]

Peter Cushing also played Doctor Who so it might be a joke.

[@LordVolkov]

@@tremorsfan Not putting it past her, but I doubt Dawn has seen the Dr and the Daleks movies from 1965 😅

[@RemyJackson]

Christopher Lee: "I have no lines in this movie" Peter Cushing: "You're lucky. I've actually read the script"

[@jasontaverner391]

When a Brit doesn't know who Peter Cushing is, there is no hope.

[@MrGpschmidt]

Sex Machine is Tom Savini, the iconic make-up artist (the Romero DEAD films, FRIDAY THE 13th, etc.)

[@davidparkerguitar]

I saw him at a horrorcon. I asked him if he invented and built the "penis gun," and yes, of course he did. He still has it if I'm not mistaken.

[@Yora21]

Such a crazy character. And it works so well.

[@Pokyhawk]

I'm actually surprised that he isn't credited for any makeup or special effects in this movie. I mean, as long as he was there, they should have utilized his talent and gave him the credit. The guy is a master.

[@craigsolano8812]

Drain my lizard is an old one. Funny

[@timmooney7528]

Greg Nicotero appears as Sex machine's buddy. He worked for Savini in the past and acted as makeup FX supervisor for this film. Nicotero is known for The Walking Dead and the TV series based on From Dusk til Dawn.

[@Lehnert]

Quentin Tarantino and Robert Rodriguez works together fairly often: - this movie - Four Rooms - the movie that consists of four stories taking place during a single night in a hotel, each directed by a different person, one by Tarantino, one by Rodriguez - Desperado - Rodriguez's classic with a small but memorable role played by Quentin Tarantino - Sin City - movie based on Frank Miller's comic, directed by Rodriguez, Miller and Tarantino - Kill Bill - Rodriguez worked on the soundtrack for the second part - Grindhouse - double feature inspired and in style of exploitation films of the 70s, Planet Terror by Robert Rodriguez and Deathproof by Quentin Tarantino There might be more.

[@adgato75]

Rodriguez's segment in "Four Rooms" is easily my favorite

[@jintermont]

There's almost no reviews or reactions on youtube For it, other than like, maybe one or two. Do this one Dawn! ​@adgato75

[@jimideth]

@@adgato75did they… misbehave?

[@adgato75]

@@jimideth 🤣❤

[@Hospitaller1099]

Once Upon a Time in Mexico

[@LordVolkov]

The director, Robert Rodriguez, has a ton of great movies. While most are recommending Desperado, please be aware that Desperado is the middle movie of a trilogy that starts with El Mariachi and ends with Once Upon A Time In Mexico.

[@JakkFrost1]

Hmm, I thought Desperado was just an English remake of El Mariachi, but made by all the same people.

[@LordVolkov]

@@JakkFrost1 It's kind of an Evil Dead 2 situation. Part reboot/part sequel. But El Mariachi is still a great watch.

[@JakkFrost1]

@@LordVolkov oh definitely, already seen them all, and yeah, the Evil Dead analogy makes sense.

[@lucone2937]

"Sin City" (2005) and "Sin City: A Dame to Kill for" (2014) are also directed by Robert Rodriguez.

[@jamielandis4308]

Best reaction to this movie ever!

[@15blackshirt]

Director Robert Rodriguez, Quentin Tarantino and Selma Hayek preceded this with Desperado, which I highly recommend watching if you haven't already. After this are a sequel, a prequel and a TV series that expands the lore established in this. Another writing credit for Quentin Tarantino is True Romance

[@matthewcostello3530]

the dad blessed the water in the balloons and super soaker

[@Lueluekopter]

The bartender was played by Danny Trejo. You need to see him in "Machete" 🙂

[@joelwillems4081]

You need to see him getting into a fight this fourth of july. He's like 70-something and still tough as nails.

[@NecramoniumVideo]

@@joelwillems4081 he's 80 even! And he did not really get into a fight, he got clobbered. Basically elder abuse.

[@Tyu-f1s]

he's the only one who played in the 3 from dusk till dawn

[@jiorts]

My most beloved movie still to this day

[@NoahMalec-fn9gd]

Your face got so red from all the laughing but good reaction like always I really enjoyed it.

[@AL13NM]

Texas Law Dog played by the Legend Michael Parks as featured in Kill Bill 1 and 2!

[@andreasbenning]

I can't quite explain it, but every time I hear "Carlos" ask "What, were they psychos?" in the end it just cracks me up, I find it sooooo funny somehow!!! Best movie ever!! xD Thanks for uploading! Greetings from Sweden

[@ericwestervelt4606]

If you liked this, you have to see Desperado.

[@mikebrown7799]

Hello Dawn Marie!😊 This is a great vampire film! One of the best I have seen!🏆 Yeah, George Clooney has had a big woman following for a long time for his looks.😉 You were laughing your butt off with Quentin Tarantino's (Richie) performance, Dawn!😆 I think the worst vagina word in the states is generally the "C" word.😉 Peter Cushing (Van Helsing) hunted "Dracula" in the UK Hammer Films in the 60s - 70s. Dracula was played by Christopher Lee (The Lord of the Rings - Saruman). You are doing an awesome job in general, Dawn! I'm sure everybody loves your reactions! You'll hit 100K subscribers in no time!🥳 Great reactions to this very well made vampire film, Dawn Marie!!!🎬👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@geraldtodd6633]

I've seen this movie a few times and you, Dawn, laughed more than anybody else that has watched it. You were great.

[@SilentBob731]

Some Reactors just "get" Tarantino's humour. Bisscute is another one.

[@ianchristopher9422]

She sounds like she was high on weed...

[@argentokaos2629]

Harvey ("Winston Wolf") Keitel--- has been in so many great movies he can't even remember 'em all.

[@NecramoniumVideo]

167 acting roles, no wonder he can't remember them all, and he still has 12 more upcoming! He is doing good for 85!

[@chadfalardeau5396]

"How did he know it was bats?" He was Batman that's how 😅

[@user-dz6fy6qv2l]

:Slow Clap:

[@00wrongun]

First time I watched this film I was high and had no idea it was a vampire move too, it was like wtf is going on lol

[@Elerad]

This does have one of my favorite lines in film history: "Psychos do not explode when sunlight hits them, I don't give a fuck how crazy they are!" It's such a comical movie, because it feels like it was written by 13-year-old boys who ran out of ideas halfway through. Okay, so they got to Mexico, and they're at the nudie bar! Yeah! Nudie bar! Now what? Uhh.... I dunno..... uhh.... everyone turns into vampires! Yeah!!!!" By the way, that's the great Tom Savini playing sex machine. He's one of the best special effects / makup guys in Hollywood. Legend in the horror genre. Fred Williamson is the huge dude, Frost. He's a legend of '70s "blaxploitation" action films. That's a wild subgenre you may want to explore someday. That's Cheech Marin playing three different roles in this. He's buddies with Robert Rodriguez, and was a big druggie comedy actor along with Tommy Chong back in the day. The guy whose name you couldn't remember is Danny Trejo. He's one of those dudes who pops up all over the freaking place, particularly in Robert Rodriguez movies.

[@LordVolkov]

Cheech's set-up "What were they? Psychos?" is so perfectly delivered

[@MikeBronson515]

That was a great line

[@charleslee8313]

Robert Kurtzman came up with the story, and gave it to Tarantino to work on. It was his intention to have a crime drama become a survival horror with vampires. Tarantino set up the screenplay, so it felt more like something Robert Rodriguez would do. Rodriguez directed it in a style that felt as if Tarantino did it. That's how great of a friendship those two have.

[@BaronVonHardcharger]

Man, I haven't seen that movie in a LONG time. It was a staple when we were teens. SO good.

[@jamesjimbob71]

Green blood was used for the vampires to get the movie past the censors

[@pete_lind]

Why, its already R rated , in many areas , why try to make it a PG 13 movie in USA ? In Europe we dont care what color the blood is , rating comes from violence and adult content. Renny Harlin said during Cliffhanger, this is idiotic, i can show how many gun deaths i like, have even one look realistic and its instant R rating.

[@MrSheckstr]

@@pete_lind the gore PLUS the nudity pushed it to X rated…. This was also right around the time Madonna was fighting the censors over he Concert movie

[@NecramoniumVideo]

@@pete_lind It would have been rated even higher than Rated R.

[@ItDoesntMatterReally]

@@pete_lind It most likely would've gotten NC-17 or X, which means no theater would show it.

[@rollmops7948]

the guy in the store, going into flames at the begining, was in "Deadwood" as Sol, who open a store with Seth

[@Blue-qr7qe]

I miss Deadwood with Dawn -

[@69coolchris]

There's a three season long tv series based on this film that takes the film story, and then expands on it, adding a different take on the Geko brothers, and adding loads of extra lore and back story on the vampires. It's worth a watch.

[@nedzed3663]

Awesome, right? Back in the mid 90's my mom actually took me to see this at the movies when I was a kid. Mom apparently really wanted to see it and I was used to horror and action at that time, and man I'm so glad I went with her.

[@EllisThings]

Please do Desperado at some point - also directed by Robert Rodriguez featuring some familiar faces

[@phredphlintstone6455]

"You will spend eternity as my footstool" No thanks, I've been married

[@jamesbednar8625]

Yep - been there / done that.

[@jimspetdragons3737]

Cheech Marin (of Cheech & Chong comedy duo) plays 3 different roles in this movie. Cross on the bullet also done in the movie Priest (another vampire movie (sort of. Technically vampires, but behave more like fast zombies)).

[@sebastianandres8781]

you should react to Desperado (1995) Antonio Banderas , Salma Hayek , Quentin Tarantino Directed by Robert Rodriguez

[@bobmessier5215]

Tarantino directed the first half brilliantly as a crime drama and starred in it. Then he passed it off to his friend, Robert Rodriguez, who directed the horror second half in Mexico. Rodriguez also directed "Sin City", a super cool action movie, based on the graphic novel by Frank Miller. That for me, brilliantly equaled Tarantino's "Kill Bill" movies, as an action art film.

[@elcamino817]

Fine to see this, "Desperado" and also - not a Tarantino-Movie - "Once Upon a Time in America" is worth seeing! ... btw you´ll be the first one on YT who reacts on it!😉

[@Bruno.1027]

Don't forget Sex Machine was Tom Savini, a famous special effects guy known for Creepshow, Friday the 13th and Dawn of the Dead. The bartender was Danny Trejo, the best bad guy out there.

[@ilionreactor1079]

19:53 "That made a cool noise." Why we watch.

[@wompa70]

I wish I had not known this was a vampire movie the first time I watched it. Even then I think this movie had the biggest left turn ever.

[@johnnyhock]

George Clooney became famous in the 90’s where he played a children’s doctor on a massive tv series called ER. He was on it for years and became the housewives favourite because of his good looks and the character h3 played. From that he got his break in Hollywood movies like Ocean’s Eleven / Ocean’s Twelve which were huge box office hits. From those he just got bigger and bigger and richer & richer. The Carey Grant, Steve McQueen or Paul Newman of his generation….. with Brad Pitt of course !

[@biguy617]

There is a streaming series that goes deeper into the temple

[@aleksisuuronen5969]

Did you notice that Tarantino played the psycho brother? 😂 Also from Reservoir Dogs Mr.White is the priest guy aka Harvey Keitel. Also the dude at the end who had picked the place is kinda frequent in Rodriquez movies but he played 3 parts 😅 He was the bordel patrol, the vampire who was at the outside of the bar yelling and the end criminal who opened the doors. Also the movie was really wrote for the special effects, such as puppets, heads, all kinda props and make-up. It was somekinda a deal which spesifics I don't remember, but Tarantino had promised to write it for prosthetic designer Robert Kurtzman for something he had done that I don't remember.

[@edpublic]

the guy behind the bar.. Machete. Must See📽️

[@stevensauer8539]

The first half was all Tarantino, the second half was all Rodriguez. Together they made magic. Yes, the entire thing is darkly funny, with some bits being over the top hilarious. That's what makes the whole movie so fun. It would have been a very different - and inferior - movie if they'd played it completely straight. The whole thing with Santanica Pandemonium was because Tarantino in real life has a foot fetish. Sucking on Salma Hayek's toes must have been a career highlight for him. Speaking of Salma Hayek, another great one with her (and with her looking amazing) is Desperado, the second in Robert Rodriguez' "Mexico" trilogy. And for a great later role for her, check out Everly, in which she is absolutely badass. There was horror movie royalty in this one. Aside from cameos from actors (and there were a bunch), the guy whose beer Sex Machine stole was played by Greg Nicotero, one of the top names in movie F/X, especially horror. Sex Machine himself is Tom Savini. He's the guy who came up with the effects for George Romero's Dawn of the Dead and Day of the Dead. Nicotero got his start basically apprenticing under Savini on Day of the Dead, where he also had a small acting role. Given that you were full-on into the effects on this one, I highly recommend the first three movies of the Dead trilogy. However, I actually recommend going for the Tom Savini directed remake of Night of the Living Dead instead of the original. The original is amazing and ground-breaking and has great social commentary, but the remake refines it, and brings it into the (semi-) modern day. Some of the characters who were a waste of space in the original are fleshed out and much more interesting in the remake.

[@brandonmartin08]

Tarantino and Robert Rodriguez co wrote this movie. You outta check out some Robert Rodriguez movies. He and Tarantino have a very similar style. Desperado is my favorite movie of all time!

[@jpny.7961]

Loool the reaction to Salma turning was the same I had. I remember i went to see the movie at the theater blind without any idea of wht kinda genre it was😂😂

[@angelohernandez6060]

It's holy water in those ballons.

[@mikey777799]

It’s cool to see people watch this movie for the first time without knowing the big twist.

[@bobcobb3654]

This movie was essential for Tarantino’s career. He initially wrote it for Alex Kurtzman, a horror director and the head of KNB Visual Effects. In exchange for the script, KNB did all the blood and gore effects for Reservoir Dogs for free. Greg Nicotero, Kurtzman’s partner at KNB even appears in this flick as the guy who pulls a switchblade on Sex Machine.

[@unseenmal]

"Psychos do not explode when sunlight hits them! I don't give a f*ck how crazy they are!"

[@ZyggyZero]

Every day has Dawn, although not always as sunny as you….

[@RonnieLopez-vj4ou]

We're on the same level of sense of humor, I'm loving this reaction channel.

[@keymaker-k7h]

'he's a really gd actor'..😂😂 literally his job...and he's acting like he's not acting , by just acting...😁✌️

[@brianepolito2044]

Do you know this is a full-blown comedy I know it's dark humor but the way she was laughing was just Way beyond normal amount of laughter in the movie I didn't think it was that funny

[@FIEFA22_]

Holy sh*t George Clooney broke fourth wall 16:21 😂

[@Paul_1971]

Funny reaction - glad you enjoyed it, loved this film ever since I saw it in the cinema back in '96!

[@DaVic133]

When I saw you were going to react to this movie I could hardly wait. Well I wasn't disappointed thank you Dawn. Keep on keeping on Dawn. 😊

[@jonnyp5586]

What's in Mexico? MEXICANS

[@SweetheartQuest]

ay caramba

[@gamleskalle1]

Taco, tequila

[@williamwhalen746]

Peter Cushing who is mentioned in the movie is a legendary horror actor. He is renowned for his appearances in Hammer Films. The quote in "From Dusk till Dawn" which talks about how Peter Cushing would deal with vampires comes from his ongoing role as Van Helsing, the first of which is in the 1958 classic "Horror of Dracula." Non-Horror fans know him as Grand Moff Tarkin in "Star Wars: A New Hope." Cushing has acting credits in 131 movies.

[@creech54]

And he makes a cross with big metal candle holders in HOD.

[@perfectq7206]

A woman who adnits when something is sexy, funny and cool in a horror movie is a keeper. Another epic reaction from one of the best reactors on youtube. Keep it going girl.

[@konowd]

Tommy Wiseau laughs at Tarantino’s “acting”

[@peperino25]

_i recommend you + _*_Robert Rodríguez_*_ movies :_ 🔥 *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)_ BONUS TRACK (SCI-FI HORROR) ★ *The Faculty* (1998) _Elijah Wood , Usher , Jordana Brewster , Robert Patrick , Salma Hayek , Josh Hartnett & Famke Janssen_ Directed by *Robert Rodríguez* ,

[@creech54]

You forgot Cheech Marin, who has been in many of Rodrigues' movies, including 3 roles in this one.

[@sebastianandres8781]

yes please +2

[@philmakris8507]

Some other Robert Rodriguez movies worth checking out are El Mariachi (both versions) Once upon a time in Mexico and uncharacteristically Spy Kids.

[@horrorandanime1990]

Not only a great George Clooney movie but a pretty decent vampire movie at the same time

[@r33s3m2]

I luv this silly movie since it came out. So glad you had fun. Really good vid Dawn

[@seancostello8472]

Yes, that actor played Winston Wolfe in Pulp Fiction. He also played the pimp "Sport" in Taxi Driver. His name is Harvey Keitel.

[@raphaelperry8159]

He also plays Winston Woolfe in a lot of car insurance adverts.

[@flerbus]

and you can see his pee pee in several of his other movies!

[@edwardlionheart2689]

Bad lieutenant is a great Harvey Keitel performance.

[@glenndailey9801]

Dawn Marie!! You just laughed thru the whole of a very serious vampire movie!!! lol

[@alistairsmith5830]

Vampires can't handle the sun, vampires can't handle Dawn.

[@SquirminHermanthe1eyedGerman]

So you know the Border Patrol agent, the MC talking about p***y & Carlos at the end is Cheech Marin from Cheech & Chong & the bartender is Danny Trejo✌💖☮

[@Fred-vy1hm]

My favorite vampire movie so much fun. 😊

[@renedavids6154]

Most chaotic but absolutely hilarious movie from Tarantino. And Cloony played in a lot of movies. The Peacemaker (action movie), The Perfect Storm (wirth watching), Oceans Eleven, and Three Kingsare good movies. He played in a lot more. I remeber him from the TV serie ER. I'm a big fan of Tarantino. First movie was Reservoir Dogs (lot of famous actors in it). Now a cult movie. Love it when you're laughing and love your accent.

[@daletolmich6459]

Finally watched somebody enjoy this movie as much as I do.❤

[@philmakris8507]

Harvey Kietel was also Sport. The pimp in Taxi Driver

[@kevincaulder20]

O' BROTHER, WHERE ART THOU is a Clooney movie you must see. The clown factor will have you rolling in the aisle. Gut busting fun for you. And don't forget to watch NATIONAL LAMPOON'S ANIMAL HOUSE. You seem to enjoy a good comedy so there you go. God bless you, Dawn Marie. BEST CHANNEL EVER!!!

[@creech54]

Another good Coen Bros. movie with Clooney is "Burn After Reading".

[@SilentBob731]

8:28 Good catch. That is Winston Wolf from Pulp Fiction, a.k.a. Larry, a.k.a. Mr. White from Reservoir Dogs. 14:32 Something is definitely about to happen. A couple things, in fact, and neither of them are what you'd expect. 😍😱 15:20 What a fun coincidence for Tarantino that he just happens to be playing this particular character in this particular scene. 🦶❤

[@rottieshepcalibre9156]

I’ve subscribed. Dawns laugh is crazy 😂😂

[@lynnkain]

This is my guilty pleasure! I really like George Clooney’s character in this movie. Of course, there is the beautiful Selma Hayek as Santanico Pandonico! And you laughed all the way through! lol!

[@philmakris8507]

The sight of Winston Wolff driving a big old RV is amazing.

[@markmcgee2417]

Please put Michael Parks as Earl the Sherrif somewhere in your memory for later Tarantino/ Rodriguez films.

[@johnmcnulty2705]

The music is so good in this movie.

[@sarahburns870]

Hello Dawn Marie I think a really good George Clooney film is Ocean's 11 it is a remake where they get to gather a gang of 11 guys who rob 3 Las Vegas Casino,s a awesome film I highly recommend this one

[@gregjarnigan3515]

'Jesus!' she said. Exactly.

[@BouillaBased]

Peter Cushing (you would recognize him as Grand Moff Tarkin from Star Wars) played vampire hunter Dr. Van Helsing in a number of Hammer Production Films, all of which are worth seeing. I think you would absolutely love them, as much as you laughed at this one.

[@OneVoiceMore]

I guess you didn't spot Cheech Marin (of Cheech & Chong fame) in three roles: Creepy Border Guard, creepy door announcer, and also the clueless gangster Seth was trying to meet.

[@SuperVonKiller]

Now you need to do one of the Dracula movies from the 60's with Christopher Lee and Peter Cushing

[@vasdmfer13]

My 3rd favorite movie of all time!!! And yes, it’s supposed to be that funny😂

[@PiraticalBob]

This was a hilarious reaction, and is why I love Dawn's reactions so much. I'd love to see some of the other reaction ladies watch this film, particularly Cassie from Popcorn In Bed and Natalie Gold.

[@ConnbineHarvester]

8:29 "Is that Winston Wolf?" yes and he's the pimp from Taxi Driver too.

[@neilmcdonald9164]

Dawn,Peter Cushing was one of the Horror Icons of yesteryear 🎩

[@shanewillis316]

I remember the first time watching the film for the first time like it was yesterday. My parents rented it from Blockbuster. The twist is one of my favourites. Right up there with Empire Strikes Back and The 6th Sense for me.

[@thomasharris4942]

This movie was an exercise in directing and writing. Tarantino wtote and directed one movie (a crime drama) and then handed it iff to his friend Robert Rodriguez to write and direct the second half. He had no idea what Rodriguez was gonna do. Vampires. Rodriguez was always gonna do vampires. 😂😂😂

[@OneVoiceMore]

Buff bartended played by Danny Trejo, of Machete fame, and Spy Kids.

[@SFOlson]

The woman who they had hostage in the trunk, played Butch’s mom in Pulp Fiction. Another movie that I think you should watch with Juliette Lewis, the actress from Natural Born Killers, is Kalifornia. 15:33 That just means you’re human, Dawn. I don’t think that there is anyone alive who wouldn’t be at least a little bit turned on by Salma Hayek.

[@dracoargentum9783]

15:37 It’s good to be the guest director!

[@SRG558]

Dawn, you need to watch "Oh, Brother, Where Art Thou?" with George Clooney to see his true acting abilities!!! He's amazing in that movie!

[@CrashTestPilot]

Nice pick! This one's a banger!

[@aranerem5569]

This movie is awesome

[@JohnVinylGen]

Dawn if you want to watch another super cool Robert Rodriguez directed film watch 'Desperado". Released around the same time with at least four of the actors as Dusk till Dawn including Selma Hayek, Quentin, Cheech Marin and Danny Trejo. Very action packed. I think you'll love it.

[@SoCalPatriot81]

I Loved this movie growing up!

[@StephenDouthart]

This film was nuts😆

[@jeffreymyers5144]

Long time subscriber, first time commenter (I watch youtube on my tv so to comment I have to jump on my computer and search for a video to comment, it's annoying, so I rarely do). I love your videos. You are beautiful and hilarious and the Scottish accent is my favorite to listen to. I also dig your taste in movies. You like the darker ones that I tend to like and laugh at all the same parts I love. You have a sick sense of humor and it's refreshing. And when I was a kid, everytime I would see a movie in the theaters that I loved I would always say it was th "best movie ever". My number one favorite movie of all time is True Romance. I spent a couple weeks in your country last year. I particularly loved Glasgow, Edinburgh, Inverness and Obin. I thought you would find it interresting to know that I happen to be the proud owner of some movie props and Mafia owned items. In my collection I have Mr. Blonde's (Michael Madsen) shoulder holster from Reservoir Dogs, the very one worn when he cuts the ear off and is shot. I also have Jacob's (Harvey Keitel) preacher ID and the registration sticker from the RV in From Dusk Till Dawn. I had a newspaper prop from Natural Born Killers but I framed it and gave it a friend recently. I have several props from Jackie Brown (I see that you said you have it up on Patreon so you've seen it, so I'll tell you what all props I have from it). I have Jackie Brown's jail bracelet and a Max Cherry ink pen, Ordell's (Sam L. Jackson) Raptors duffel bag (he holds it up to show Max he has the money to bail out Beaumont and holds up a duffel bag "I got it in my Raptor bag"). I also have some random paper cups and napkins from the food court in the mall with the names and logos of fictional restaurants "Bust A Cap Coffee" and "Teriyaki Donut". I also have some items given to the crew (no, I wasn't involved with the crew, I purchased them from prop warehouses about 18 years ago, they were auctioned off on eBay actually). Crew items like a Jackie Brown Kangol hat and a yo-yo. The Jackie Brown items are currently getting framed but waiting on little plaques to be made to include in the framing. The From Dusk Till Dawn items recently got framed finally and just yesterday actually the Reservoir Dogs items finally got framed and the frame shop called and sent a photo, just waiting for me to pick up. Another item you would be interested in is a knife personally owned and carried around by the real life Henry Hill (played by Ray Liota in Goodfellas), along with a handwritten note from him. He was an artist in his later years and lived out in the open as a celebrity after Goodfellas came out. He left witness protection and lived in Las Vegas for his golden years. I personally bought the knife from him and we exchanged a few emails in the last year or two of his life. The knife and letter are also at the frame shop, waiting for me to get a plaque made to frame with them. Keep up the great videos and I'll keep watching. Can't wait to see Scotland again some day. Please don't forget to include Four Rooms in your Tarantino journey. Your American fan, Jeff Myers.

[@t0dd000]

"Drain my lizard." Common idiom. At least in the US.

[@von675]

Such a good movie!