This Horror Movie Only Gets Weirder And Weirder.. 

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

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

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.

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.

One of my favorite parts of this movie is that you don't expect the dad to be a badass, but he ends up becoming a pretty damn big one by the end.

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.

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.

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. 🤘

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.

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

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.

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

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 ❤️

The fact that so many of the actors in this AREN'T actors and yet it is THIS good is just incredible. Also seriously this has to be one of the best movies in existence. Truly timeless, and Seth is the epitome of The Magnificent Bastard trope, but in a really good way.

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

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

Hey for once it’s a GG review on a movie I know very well. It’s dated, it’s corny and I love it. One thing GG didn’t touch on is how badass Jacob is in this whole movie, he’s smart enough to not push Seth too far but he isn’t afraid to push back and it leads to some great interactions. I also wanna mention that hey, if you think you missed some foreshadowing that this would be a vampire movie there is none. It hits out of nowhere and creates amazing chaos. I just wanna shout out a few funny lines that GG couldn’t cover cus it would take all day. To finish off Carlos asking Seth if they were psychos. “Psychos don’t explode when sunlight hits them, I don’t care how fucking crazy they are.” When Seth discovers Jacob is Scott’s father. “How does that happen, you don’t look Japanese?” “Neither does he, he looks Chinese.” Finally when Danny Trejo is asked if they serve food in the Titty Twister. “The best in Mexico.” “Yeah, I kinda doubt that.” Danny’s face at this line is amazing. Go watch this movie, it’s fun. Watch with a friend and don’t mention vamps to see their face drop. It’s great, happy halloween folks.

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.

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 :)

The TV series is actually pretty cool. Old man T-1000 is in it as well as a stellar cast, plus some decent writing that expands the lore. Highly recommend.

Fun fact!: Echolocation with bats is actually more of a wives tale than anything. They aren't nearly as blind as initially thought! I'd share the video I found that on but I can't remember where I found it.

Man my biggest issue with this movie was that I was actually invested in the story before the twist

cgi from back then doesn't hold up but practical effects look so damn cool! glad this movie when with practical

"I'm not gonna completely drain you." I... would..doubt that Salma.

i was so so young when my dad showed me this movie and i think he did it bc i was obsessed with spy kids 😭 it wasn't the same and tom savini was single handedly responsible for multiple instances of me being BEYOND terrified as a child - this movie definitely counts 😭 i cried for nights n nights bc of the vampires

Honestly these ad raps are solid gold certified , I'd buy 3 concert tickets for myself if you performed them live.

“Let’s just hope he isn’t the vampire variant that turns into a giant mutant rat.”….”THE ODDS!” Got me

From Dusk till dawn is one of a couple movie experiences I will never forget. The first time I watched this was with a friend who had seen it before, and I knew very little about the movie, and half way through I was like "What the hell? I thought this was supposed to be a vampire movie?" And my friend looks at me an goes "What? No." When the vampires show up in the last like 15 minutes of the movie I started laughing so hard.

I had no idea what this movie was the first time I watched it. I remember laughing when I saw Selma Hayek turn because it’s so jarring, and also could be one of Richie’s daydreams. I like it better as a stylized crime film, but have come to appreciate the vampire ending more with rewatches. Great review GG. 👏 👏

This is one of my favourite Tarantino films, the gritty and brutal fist half and then the campy siege vampire climax, it all just kinda fits. Tarantino has mashed up genre's and tropes before in his other films and he is one of the few directors that i enjoy do this kind of 'obsucure' cinema, whether its in his storytelling, presentation the characters or the narrative.

One of my all time favorites. Selma with that snake did something to my adolescent self. Happy Halloween GG!

I like how Cheech plays 3 different characters in this film and Clooneys first big role was on a show called ER. IT was the 1 show on TV for a while. Also Clooney wasn't trying to shoot the guy. He was aiming at the bottles in order to Start fire

It's extremely impressive that at 5:10, GG's commentary lines up perfectly with Quentin Tarantino's lips while speaking!

Mista gg: *explicitly states the movie includes vampires* My brain when Salma turns: "oh, snake person"

The series was on Netflix and I watched a couple seasons of it; it's pretty fun, too. They give more of a reason to Richie's insane hallucinations other than him just being crazy.

Fun Fact: This was originally supposed to be a Tales from the Crypt movie. But, Robert Rodriguez decided to make it its own movie. Universal and The Tales from the Crypt producers decided to release their own titty vampire horror flick with Bordello of Blood in the same year. From Dusk Till Dawn was considered a classic, while Bordello of Blood was considered the reason there are no more Tales from the Crypt movies. No, Ritual doesn't count. Also, check out Tales from the Crypt Demon Knight. I consider it my own childhood trauma movie.

2 & 3 were cool too but the show was dope to me, the first season if I recall correctly is the whole first movie retold with more backstory on the 2 brothers. The first movie will always be a classic!

I feel you kinda glanced over Juliette Lewis, a real personality. She played one of the leading roles in Natural Born Killers a few years earlier. She has done many cool movies and also is in a band. There was this show where she met with Crispin Glover and they both are just so delightfully weird.

Dude you're the only person to sing about sponsors and do it so well that I sometimes click your videos to listen to the sponsored segment, that's just powerful Edit: I also obviously watch for the entertainment that you and your editors bring, just wanted to put the spot light on your amazing sponsor reads for a moment

I swear... When this movie first came out and the scene with Selma dancing with the snake starts, you could hear balls drop and ovaries explode around the world. This movie is just all around awesome. Great cast, great effects, amazing soundtrack. Even after all this time it just gets a chef's kiss from me.

This movie series is a guilty horror movie pleasure for me. I remember seeing this the first time and being floored with the vamps out of nowhere. And honestly this was the first vamp movie that I saw go super violent with the kills before 30 Days of Night dropped. The vampire band with corpse instruments is a core memory lmao

I was LITERALLY about to watch this movie for Halloween. And what do you know, one of my favorite RU-vidrs is reviewing it. Love your content as always ♥️

The TV series really expands on the lore is a must watch

The best part about the cheechlets: He just claimed those parts during shooting. He just couldn't get enough of working on set so he did the border guy as cheap as possible and came up with the apple-pie-pire himself

If you're interested in any of the behind the scenes production, I *highly* recommend a movie called "Full-Tilt Boogie." It's a feature-length documentary about the making of the movie. It was released alongside one of the DVD prints, originally. If you can find it, it's an amazingly in-depth look at all aspects of the filmmaking process, and is a surprisingly fun watch.

Probably my favorite movie of all time, most rewatchable for me, good drinking movie too.

As a small time content creator and aspiring singer, the fact you shared on George Clooney breaking out in the role at 35 gave me a whole new feeling of confidence as someone that's 28 and grinding. Thank you @MistaGG

I think your Ad Reads are the only ones I actually enjoy sitting through. You do quite a good job with them.

The tv series I loved it helped me understand the depth of Ritchie’s character and his seeing things, I fell in love with it!

When my son was grown I showed him this movie. It blew his mind and he brought his fiancé to watch it for the same “wtf” factor. It’s so much fun telling people nothing about this movie before showing it to them. I might have lured my friend in by saying “it has a dick gun.” “…I’m intrigued, let’s go.”

I just saw a clip for this a couple days ago, the whole, "I don't believe in vampires, but I believe my own eyes, and what I saw was vampires," and put it to the top of my list. I've been wanting to see this one. 4:14 Thank you for regarding r••••• as a slur. Like it's certainly not the worst, but it is still stupidly common for RU-vidrs, grown ass men, to drop that one like they're still in middle school and they wanna look cool. It's extremely cringe. It's obviously worse when used in an actual ableist context, speaking of the developmentally disabled IRL, but casually using it as a synonym for anything you don't like (similar to "gay") still comes off as pretty uncool. And I'm not even trying to _necessarily_ criticize the movie, or the writers, or the actors, for using all the slurs they do. That can sometimes make sense in a work of fiction. Like you're not gonna see Sam L Jackson calling Leo DiCaprio racist for saying the n-word in Django Unchained. I just think it's important to be able to call things what they are. Like if this comment gets any attention, I'd bet anything that at least one dude will show up and tell me to stop censoring people. If you make any attempt at encouraging accountability and social progress on the internet (NOT canceling people), someone will be there quick to call you an easily-offended, snowflake, soyboy "libtard." That energy is ubiquitous. Honestly GG is an exemplar on how to have unabashed humor that's a little edgy without shitting on people for being different.

Scrolling through the comments and I'm absolutely SHOCKED that no-ones mentioned how absolutely fire GG is looking in his shirt & jumper combo. Keep it up, G!

Dusk Till Dawn is a timeless classic. It's like Alien or The Thing - incredibly entertaining no matter where you are in life. No rose-tinted glasses necessary. Practical effects still reign supreme.

This was like an extended flashback. I was half sure I just made this movie up in my head. What a wild one.

Calling the jackhammer deaths "raw dogging them" had me on the floor.

Damn, Mista GG got that 90's dad drip

I cannot stress how happy I am when my fave ytubers(you and Drinker) review one of my all time favorite movies, and I'm glad it's appreciated for both its simplicity and badassery. Thanks GG, will be watching this Again tonight.

Love these movie reviews GG. Would love to see you cover the terrifier movies one day.

Just wanted to thank you GG for all the content you've been putting out lately!♥ I hope you're getting enough rest, you're killing it! ✨♥

Lol when Chech ask if they were psychos and Seth says "psychos don't explode when sunlight hits them I don't give a f how crazy they are" was soo hilarious 😂 😂😂

9:45 thats exactly how i talk to my dog every day

It's always a great day when Papa GG uploads, thanks for the awesome free content as always! One of the best there is! ❤️

YES….new video of gg on Halloween perfect way to end the night

13:02 And the guy he took the beer from is Greg Nicotero who did the effects for tons of awesome films/ shows like Evil Dead 2, Walking Dead, and this film.

I was 16 when this movie came out and I STILL love it just as much! I watch this at least once a year and I just watched it last weekend 🤣

I would lose my absolute SHIT if you did a review of the series as well (at least the first season). I prefer it for the chemistry between the brothers, Seth is hilarious and they give more of a reason to Richie's insane hallucinations other than him just being crazy.

I gotta say GG, I found your channel almost a year ago and haven't been let down once. You are definitely in my top 5 favorite creators, and hands down absolutely my favorite for movie reviews. The amount of effort you put into the ads alone is super impressive. Thank you for the awesome content that gives us much needed breaks from life.

The tv series is actually pretty badass man, its has the entire movie in it plus more and is actually pretty damn good

Christmas came early, bois. Out here getting gifts on Halloween from papa GG. Thanks, bud.

Every single rap you’ve made for sponsorships, HITS. Every. Time. Thank you GG

The scene when the daughter ask Richie to eat her cat was one of my first memories I have of bein bricked up… Also Selma 😮😂

I remember being able to play the song "After Dark" from this movie on the guitar years ago, and I also remember it having some very interesting strumming patterns and also being a pain in the ass to find tabs for

Holy crap this was on tv the other day, i thought i was tripping while watching it was so bizzare, and yes it was a blind watch. I ended up watching the sequels and the second one seemed to be the best one, third aint bad. Would love to see a video on them

This was originally going to be a Tales from the Crypt movie. But it became it’s own thing. Kind of glad it did, since it was a little too similar to Demon Knight. Even though the first part is a perfect Two Fisted tales story.

"I'm not going to drain you completely" "I....doubt that, Salma." 😂🤣

From Dusk Till Dawn is one of my favorite movies, your commentary and the edits are great, love this video!!

I haven't watched this since I was a kid and I somehow forgot the entire first part. Every memory I have of it is all of the crazy stuff in the bar. I forgot that poor family that was being held hostage. 😅

I really liked the tv series. The first season was pretty much a redo of the movie. The next seasons were just sort of their own thing.

For anyone curious, the band at the end is the same band from the beginning of the original Roadhouse just under a different name at the time

Yea thus movie triggered puberty about 4 years early. Selma will forever be my celebrity crush

I fucking loved this movie it’s one of the few movies that do a bait and switch on you.

Let's go!! Stoked for this review!!

The second and third are surprisingly great. I rewatched them recently, thinking I'd get some good, fun trash, but found that each one actually holds up.

Mista GG, have you seen the tv show version of this? The first season recounts this story but in ten episodes instead of 90 minutes. It's really fun to watch all the differences and changes; tv show Richie is an entirely different character. Danny Trejo is in the second season.

You're on fire tonight and you've just reviewed one of my fave movies of all time. Great weapon rank list I think it fits very well and thank you for making my night. You're the best.

I wish Tarantino would do another more outlandish movie like this. Love all his movies but it would be cool to see something similar with the budgets he gets now.

Some few movies get this greater than the sum of its parts elevation of a scene through a sort of difficult to express brief but perfect rhythm that developes between the music, movement, and dialog that just blow you away before suddenly dissipating as if it never happened in the first place. That bar scene is definitely one of them. The getting out of the car and picking up two aliens talking scene from the movie "Signs" (with Mel Gibson, Joaquin Phoenix, etc), is another.

Fred Williamson lived near me in Palm Springs and he used to have a Hummer that said Hammer instead of Hummer. Dude was just like his character. Total assassin in the NFL and caused rule changes

The tv series is pretty damn excellent. Kinda gets stupid during later of S2 and 3 but overall it’s pretty damn great. All the actors are pretty great especially the guy who plays Seth

I know I’m not about to watch you rip up one of my fav movies lmao

the amount of effort you always put into the sponsored section should put you on every brand's list. smacking vid as always gg!

That jockstrap gun turns up in Desperado too, in El Mariachis guitar case.

From Dusk Til Dawn, is a bona fide horror movie CLASSIC! Unfortunately, you will likely never see a film like this, made again. In todays world, story takes a back seat to diversity, and leftist talking points.

I skipped the ad but then I was like “if I worked on a song for an ad I’d be bummed if I thought people didn’t care” so I went back. It was a lovely song.

I had showed my sister and step brother this movie a few months back, neither of them ever watched it before and lost their shit at the vampire scene, I couldn't help but laughing.

I remember staying at my friend's Jessica's house one night when i was 16 and we watched this movie. I loved it and own a copy on dvd and rewatch it frequently. It's just a classic. I love the completely unrelated Tremors series as well.

You know what is odd but kinda funny to notice each of these Dusk Till Dawn movies start with what feels like the end of a different movie all together except for one of them so we have a ending of a brothers bank robbing flick and vampires show up at what is supposed to be the credits, a ending of western gang flick about about the same, and then you have a dollar store take on Oceans 11 actually beginning this time about half way in vampires