It's going to be one night to remember.

Rating: 10/10 (21 June 2003)

Directors Robert Rodriguez and Quentin Tarantino have different styles of making pictures for audiences, where they would have different taste in violence and culture in their movies; now they work together with a different project: Vampires! Though Robert Rodriguez brings in the Latin spice and Quentin Tarantino brings in the pop culture with the black and white gangster suits, it's a wild ride.
The synopsis of "From Dusk Till Dawn" deals with the murderous Gecko Brothers, Seth (George Clooney) and Richie (Quentin Tarantino) who are on a running spree from the authority. Seth is the play-it-cool and older brother while Richie has his own psychopathic thoughts; and in the film's prologue, Richie shoots a deputy for no reason, but assumes that the clerk ratted them out.
As they are on the run, The Gecko Brothers have a female bank teller hostage in the back of their trunk and later while Seth is gone, Richie rapes her and makes up an excuse for why he killed her.
After Richie screws up the plan, knowing that they might get caught, Seth decides to take action and force a minister named Jacob (Harvey Keitel) and his children Kate and Scott (Juliette Lewis and Ernest Liu) to take them to Mexico, or else they'll be executed one by one.
Jacob takes his RV with the kids and the Gecko Brothers where they make it across the border and go to a strip bar where Seth and Richie have to meet some associates. In the strip bar, bikers and truckers punch each other while strippers dance around them.
Everything turns to hell after a lap dance in which the battle begins when all the strippers turn into vampires killing a supporting character and the rest of the bikers and truckers as the survivors try to make it to the night without getting killed.
"From Dusk Till Dawn" is like the "Evil Dead" series where it is fun from beginning to finish with George Clooney in his first breakout role and the collaboration of Rodriguez and Tarantino makes this film a funhouse.