Well.. The Name Of The Bar Made Me Chuckle.

Rating: 8/10 (16 November 2013)

I truly adore this weird little piece of drive-through exploitation cinema. The first movie to mix the creative camera work of Robert Rodriguez, as well as the writing and "acting" talent of Quentin Tarantino. "From Dusk Till Dawn" begins serious in tone, then suddenly B-Movie madness shines all throughout the remaining half.
Based on the notorious "Grindhouse" movie boom of the 1970's, George Clooney and Quentin Tarantino play two criminal brothers escaping from the law to Mexico. Along the way they kidnap a family trio (The father is the superb Harvey Keitel), and while waiting for the cartel they hide out in a sleazy strip joint appropriately named the "Titty-Twister".
It's stupid and dumb, but that's what's so damn enjoyable about it. Robert & Quentin have literally created a fantastic "leave your brain at the door" movie, and re-created that B-movie vibe with quite an ensemble cast (Most notably Tom Savini as hilarious biker "Sex-Machine"). Overall it's a fun movie with guns, over the top gore and one liners that all echo Rodriguez's "El Mariachi" movies. And when mashed together with Quentin's quick witted dialogue and humour, what more could you ask for?
Final Verdict: If you liked Tarantino/Rodriguez's recent "Grindhouse" Double-Feature, then you should love this. I've seen it so many times now and damn is it re-watchable. 8/10.