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GG you’re my friend but ranking the stakedriver as the worst weapon is unforgivable

As a small impressionable child, the sight of Jacob saying “kill me Kate” as he’s being buffeted on by vampires and then blown to oblivion was forever etched into the recesses of my mind. When I’m 80 years old and my Alzheimer’s ridden mind is unable to remember where or who I am, or any of my loved ones around me, that scene will be the only thing left.

Starts out as a crime movie and ends up a vampire movie.

I love showing this movie to people and not mentioning the vampires. Their faces are always priceless when the twist happens.

My favourite fun fact about this movie is that it’s directed by the same guy who directed the Spy Kids movies. Always found that so funny.

"God Damnit, Tarantino! Why can't you just like brunettes or green eyes?! Ya freak!"   I'm in tears! 🤣🤣🤣🤣

And yeah, Selma with that snake awoke something in all of us. Men, women, she had us all thirsting for her!

One of the best things you can do is invite your friends to a horror movie night, put on this movie, but not tell them that it's about vampires or anything supernatural

I did this once and the look of sheer bewilderment and confusion on my friends' faces was a thing of beauty

One thing I do like about this movie is the love that Seth had for his brother Richie. No matter what kind of monster Richie was he was ride or die for his little brother.

I watched From Dusk Till Dawn for the first time when I was six years old. My dad put it on for Halloween back in '96 and he was watching it alone in the dark while I hid in the hallway on my stomach. I remember it vividly. The view of the TV was slightly obscured on the bottom by the coffee table, because I was lying prone, and my dad would cough or shift positions sometimes and it would almost scare me into fleeing back to my room. But I eventually got lost in the movie and thought it was the coolest thing ever.

Maybe it was because I was so far away from the television that it didn't seem as scary as it should've been to a six year old. Regardless, I told my friends at school that my dad let me watch From Dusk Till Dawn and they thought I was the witch's tit. That was the first time I got to describe a super violent movie to people. I felt like a goddamn king.

The guy Tom Savini stole the beer from is Greg Nicotero, who’s another famous horror makeup/FX artist.  So, it was like a fun loving lil unspoken stand-off between the older generation of makeup artists and new. 🤘

That scene when Seth sees what Richard did to the hostage in those flashes in one of my favorite scenes in any movie, like the way Seth reacts to it and how it's only flashes it makes it more scary.

I really fucking love this movie.

not even one minute in and I’m already cackling at  ”damn I thought they had ‘em.”
thank you for this video on this blessed day ❤️

My high school sweetheart asked me to take her to the new Clooney flick. I asked her what it was about. She said she didn’t know, but that she never questioned what my horror and sci-fi movies were about (she was right) so I agreed to take her. I figured it’d be some romcom or drama. Never have I been more surprised by a flick.
I was immediately interested when I saw Clooney with a neck tattoo. The dialog was fast and funny, and the action was thoroughly enjoyable. Then all of a sudden…. VAMPIRES?!?!? That’s when she turned to me and asked if we could leave. I handed her my car keys and told her she could, but I wasn’t leaving. Never regretted that decision for a second. This remains one of my most favorite movies to this day.

I genuinely forgot you were covering a horror movie for like half the video, cause i was just laughing my ass off at your commentary to the movie

I come from the future. This movie walked so that Sinners could run

Fun fact: Tom Savini(Sex Machine) did the special effects for this movie, that’s why they’re so amazing, especially for 1996. I’ve seen many Tom Savini horror movies but another one that stands out is Dawn of the Dead(1978). Though the movie is super outdated and kind of boring in my opinion, the special effects are really good for 1978. They aren’t spectacular or anything, but for 1978, that must’ve terrified people. And it did, because it’s rarely seen on tv, it was banned from being on television for 20+ years. Savini also has a small part as a biker in that movie lmao

Edit: just wanted to clarify: a bunch of people are mentioning a lot of other Savini movies. Don’t worry, I’m fully aware he did those and he’s amazing in them. I was just trying to think of the oldest work I knew of :)

This movie is a bit of a "who's who" in genre history. The boys really went out of their way to get as many amazing faces involved as possible, a true nod to the history of horror and genre cinema. Michael Parks (was in a lot of old westerns, horror, and war films of the 60s-80s) Fred "The Hammer" Williamson (A classic Blacksploitation actor from Black Caesar, Boss N******, and The Inglorious Bastards (1978)), John Saxon (Enter the Dragon, Tenebrae, Nightmare on Elm Stree, Black Christmas) Tom Savini, Greg Nicotero, and Howard Berger (All worked on the special effects, but are also classic special effects masters of their time. Savini being Nicotero and Berger's mentor who worked on everything from Friday the 13th, to Dawn of the Dead, Maniac, and so many others. He even has his own special effects makeup school. Berger and Nicotero joined forced to create KNB EFX with Robert Kurtzman who all started on Day of the Dead and Evil Dead 2, they worked on the makeup for this film, and later many more. Nicotero has gone on to be a lead creator on shows like The Walking Dead and the Creepshow series) and I'm sure there are many others involved. This was a true love letter to the genre fans, which is why it's so many genres and plenty of absurdity mixed into one.

I've gotten to show this movie to a few people who had no idea about the twist, and the reaction is always priceless