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Maria Checa,
Lara Bye,
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Scott Spiegel,
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This sequel attempts to ape the inventive blend of horror, comedy, and crime melodrama of its predecessor, with some creative direction by actor Sam Spiegel, a protégé of Sam Raimi. Buck (Robert Patrick) is a former bank robber who's being watched closely by Sheriff Lawson (Bo Hopkins). Lawson's suspicions are well-founded, because Buck is indeed planning a multimillion-dollar bank heist in Mexico, to be aided by prison escapee Luther (Duane Whitaker), rodeo star C.W. (Muse Watson), dog trainer Jesus (Raymond Cruz) and security guard Ray Bob (Brett Harrelson). While on his way to meet up with the gang, Luther encounters bat-related car trouble near the Titty Twister, a dive bar featured in the first film. Offered a lift by Razor Eddie (Danny Trejo), Luther ends up with a pair of fangs in his neck. When he finally meets up with his cronies, Luther turns Jesus into a fellow vampire, unbeknownst to the rest of the gang, who proceed with their caper plans accompanied by two cohorts now more interested in blood than cash. The film was followed by a prequel, From Dusk Till Dawn 3: The Hangman's Daughter (2000). ~ Karl Williams, All Movie Guide
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| Don't Bother part 2
by MDeMars
October 29, 2005 - 12:31 PM PDT
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1 out of 1 members found this review helpful
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| I agree with flapjack on this one. A meaningless opening scene with Bruce Campbell and Tiffany Amber Theissen doesn't go anywhere. They use the bar from the first movie in one brief scene. Didn't that place burn down in the first movie? There are some intersteing camera angles, but the movie isn't worth watching just for that. |
| Don't Bother
by Flapjack
December 10, 2003 - 10:56 PM PST
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2 out of 2 members found this review helpful
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First, the description of the movie is misleading -- only 1 of the 5 criminals ends up at the Titty Twister, and only for a few moments. Most of the action takes place in a cheap motel and the bank.
Second, if you are thinking of renting this to see Bruce Campbell, don't bother -- he appears in less than 5 pointless minutes of the movie. Even he can't redeem this piece of crap.
Third, the only reason to watch this movie is for the interesting camera angles mentioned by the other reviewer. If that doesn't intrigue you, then skip this one. It doesn't hold a candle to the first movie. |
| Not bad as sequels go BUT...
by Emomovieluver
February 4, 2003 - 11:57 AM PST
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3 out of 3 members found this review helpful
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| The thing that caught my attention most with "Texas Blood Money" is there are some really interesting, unique camera angels. There are shots from the point of view of a rotating fan, inside lead pipes, under hats, inside the skull of a frying vampire and from inside the mouth of a vampire as it sucks it's prey!!! There's even a shot from inside the neck of a vampire as its head is decapitaded and the flesh slices open!!! Now that's creativity! Other than that, genre staples Patrick, Cruz, Trejo and "where are they now?" Bo Hopkins plus an appearence by the always welcomed Bruce Campbell and 90210-er Thiessen can't saved this movie from direct-to-video hell! Even KNB usually ground-breaking special FX looks pretty cheesy hear though a few of the vampire "melting" FX are decent. |
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