From Dusk till Dawn 2: Texas Blood Money (1999)
Genre: Action / Horror
Duration: 88 minuten
Country:
United States
Directed by: Scott Spiegel
Stars: Robert Patrick, Bo Hopkins and Danny Trejo
IMDb score:
4,2 (18.961)
Releasedate: 16 March 1999
From Dusk till Dawn 2: Texas Blood Money plot
Five friends agree to rob a bank in Mexico together. On the way to the agreed place, one of them has an accident. In search of help, he ends up in the 'Titty Twister Bar'. That turns out to be a horrific mistake, and the start of a series of blood-curdling events.
Actors and actresses
Buck
Luther
Sheriff Otis Lawson
C. W. Niles
Ray Bob
Jesus
Razor Eddie
Deputy McGraw
Pam
Barry
Reviews & comments
Spetie
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- 38871 messages
- 8633 votes
A pretty mediocre sequel to the very original first part. The beginning is still nice (with a nice role for Tiffani-Amber Thiessen), but after that we've had it. A few nice gore scenes provide a little revival a few times, but that is only short-lived.
The original of the story is of course also gone and the actors do not act for a meter and somehow seem to have no sense at all. No shame that such a sequel has been made to such a fun original film.
1.5*
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JeroenFR08
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- 573 messages
- 426 votes
Not a good movie, don't think it's worth the flop top 100 because it wasn't that bad either.
Not the best story, the actors thought it was fun to play, especially Patrick. The vampires looked fake of course.
but I was surprised how bad it was.
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Richard_Voorhees
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- 2311 messages
- 2135 votes
Ooh, after the strong original this was a bit of a swallow. We follow a completely new story that is unfortunately very poorly developed. Vampires who want to continue robbing the bank for no apparent reason? That's a really badly made plot. Furthermore, in terms of characters, we unfortunately have to make do with the acting of types like Raymond Cruz and Duane Whitaker. Robert Patrick still knows how to entertain in the lead role, but that's about all.
The special fx look really bad. Especially the bats look terrible. While I did find it amusing to see cameos from Bruce Campbell and Tiffani Amber-Thiess in the opening scene, it looks visually awful.
It's also nice to see Danny Trejo pass by, but unfortunately we don't get to see his striking appearance very often.
As a sequel and as a standalone film just a bad B-horror of which there are so many.
Unfortunately.
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