@@benreilly2180 day of the dead will forever be my favourite zombie movie, those effect stand up today and are so much better that cgi. Hope ashleigh watches it one day.
He also appeared in smaller rolls in a number of Rodriguez and Tarantino films, e.g. Machete (1 and 2), Planet Terror (Grindhouse) and Django Unchained.
"Psychos? Is that what they looked like to you; Psychos? Psychos do not EXPLODE when sunlight hits them. I don't give a fuck how crazy they are!" Best line on the whole movie!
That final shot when it's revealed that the place was actually an ancient Aztec temple.... was so satisfying, so perfect. A place where human sacrifices were made, seems like the perfect relax spot for vampires...
A tv movie was made back in 1990 called I'm Dangerous Tonight, involving a cloak worn during sacrifices. B movie, starring Madchen Amick. It's available on dvd or bluray, don't know if it's streaming anywhere. Directed by Tobe Hooper (Poltergeist, Texas Chainsaw Massacre).
The Salma Hayek dance was the first thing I saw that made me realize I was going through puberty. I felt new and very pleasant emotions when I first saw this movie 😍
Born in East LA will always be one of my favorite films. A criminally underrated classic with next to zero reactions videos about it. I mean even the tall criminal guy from Home Alone is in this one, and he is just perfect in the role of a sleezy hustler who obviously escaped to Mexico to avoid lawsuits.
the scene where Seth comes back with the burgers is masterful. Seth is well established as a vicious, hardened, murderer, but when he sees what Richie did he is stopped dead in his tracks, absolutely stunned. We don't need to see what happened, we can read it all in Seth's face.
Agreed. Seth will kill without hesitation, but only if he feels it's necessary to survive/escape. He won't lose any sleep over **having** to kill someone, but he'd be perfectly content to complete every one of his "jobs" with a zero body count. Richie has no such filter.
The main thing about this movie is that it's a great role for Tom Savini, the guy who created the special effects for many of the classic horror movies of the 1980s. He's probably done more than any single individual to shape the look of modern horror movies. You should probably familiarize yourself with the work of Selma Hayak who played the vampire queen Satanico Pandemonium because if you think she was something in this movie, you haven't seen anything yet.
Quentin wrote the screenplay. Robert Rodriguez directed the film. He has a good filmography too. From the Spy Kids to Desperado. It's just strange seeing Quentin act more than just a cameo lol.
But it is good to be the writer since Quentin can put in a scene where Salma Hayek pours whiskey down her leg and sticks her foot in his mouth that is probably why he wanted to act in it also
Robert Rodriguez wrote & Directed the Mexican Trilogy: El Mariachi , Desperado & Once Upon a Time in Mexico., he also directed Sin City 1&2, Machete & Machete Kills, Planet Terror ( his half of Grindhouse) , The Spy Kids movies , Alita: Battle Angel & The Faculty
I think this was the film when people started saying, "Umm, Quentin, what's with the feet?" BUT, Selma Hayek sticking her foot in your mouth while pouring liquor down her leg is a Blessing!! Haha! This movie is an homage to 70's-80's horror films that were sort of cheap, gory, and sexually exploitative. They did something similar again in the 'double feature' "Planet of Terror/Deathproof", featuring Kurt Russell!
Saw this one at the cinema when it came out - packed screening and nobody knew what was coming, it was SO much fun. Thank you for letting me vicariously re-live that reaction all over again :) (also just a general thankyou for everything - I'm one of the people who first found you back on the first HalloBeans and have been with you ever since. You're a ray of sunshine in a world that's full of bats and human-body-guitars)
Ashley, I don't care if it's for Hallowbeans or not, watch "Practical Magic", amazing adaptation of Alice Hoffman's novel. Fantastic cast, whip smart script, , gorgeous cinematography, awesome soundtrack directed by Griffin Dunne, a steady career character actor himself (first name is his mother activist Ellen Griffin's maiden name, Dunne portrayed the best friend Jack Goodman in "An American Werewolf In London") whose late sister Dominique Dunne (named after their father noted writer & journalist Dominick Dunne) portrayed the older teenage daughter in the original "Poltergeist".
Harvey Keitel does not get the credit he deserves for this vastly underrated performance. He is fantastic in this, like in just about everything he does. But there are so many great parts and performances and moments in this film that his character almost gets lost, even though he's the sneaky emotional center.
Absolutely, honestly his performance in this movie is why I enjoy the movie as much as I do. As much as the gore is awesome, even the comedy is good and the writing is fun - Keitel is just amazing in this movie.
Selma's dance scene remains one of the sexiest things put to film ever. Selma is deathly afraid of snakes so she said she had to get blazingly drunk to do the scene.
She also said that she was NOT a dancer, so Rodriguez just told her to move with the music however she wanted. Then there's also the fun fact that this is the first time she met Danny Trejo, who played the bartender: ruclips.net/video/riOuc-va7PI/видео.html And yeah, let's all just acknowledge that Salma Hayek is one of the most gorgeous women to ever walk the Earth. I mean... DAMM!!!
The band in the bar is an actual band. Tito and Tarantula. The singer with the guitar made of body parts is a friend of Robert Rodriguez’s, Tito Larriva, who also acted in Desperado (along with Cheech, Tarantino, and Danny Trejo).
Yes!! One of my favorite (guilty) pleasure movies. It's got everything - great actors, great one-liners, great action, great special effects, and a smokin' Salma Hayek.
@@Frozen_Smoke1972 I've never understood that phrase...why should a movie make you feel guilty for liking it? You know, unless it's kiddie porn or something.
@@Corn_Pone_Flicks I think it's fair to use it about a films that are widely regarded as terrible or are made by awful people. Same goes for all other art.
I took a girl on a date to see this in high school. I didn't tell her it was a vampire movie. She was very shocked and confused when all hell broke loose half way through.
As it should be. I had seen the Siskel & Ebert review and then forgot all about it. One day at the video store, I ask the clerk for a recommendation, told him I like Tarantino's stuff and he gave me Dusk Till Dawn. I didn't look at the cover and enjoyed the twist. I think they messed up with Predator. They shouldn't show the space ship at the beginning. Just make it look like a tough guy movie.
It's so rare to see someone go into this movie without knowing the twist, it's one of the most spoiled movies around. Also really excited to see what you think of The Ring (the only horror movie I still can't watch alone) and I really hope you do Little Shop Of Horrors, it's a blast!
the ring? the only horror movie you cant watch alone? then watch dead end, this is awesome too. had to drice through the woods alone after seeing this....that was scary ^^
You’re so scary today! 💜 I worked on this film too, for about three weeks. Completely frantic in the prosthetics shop, vampires, vampires, vampires everywhere. Years after that I was doing the same thing on the Buffy and Angel shows! Good times.
Any tidbits from Buffy/Angel. Not sure how much you got to interact with the cast but any thoughts on anyone, good or bad? I wish Ashley could watch this show.
Some thing else that gets over looked is the son's T-Shirt. Precinct 13. That is a throw back to a 1976 film Assault on Precinct 13. In that movies cops and prisoners have to join forces to fight off an attack by a gang.
Yeah I wish more reactors noticed how great Tarantino and Rodriguez are at using music in their movies. Rodriguez even went so far as to create a band for some of his movies: Chingon
Someone mentioned this as an action/horror movie. It got me to remember the French action/horor flick called "Brotherhood of the Wolf". 7.0 IMDB rating. English dubbed isn't that bad, but really should be watched in French w/English subs.
You were the perfect level of wtf all the way through. As soon as you mentioned the foot thing i knew I KNEW that the tequila scene was gonna be a thing. Super looking forward to all of Hallowbeans this year!!
It's kind of funny that John Hawkes, the store clerk, said he should win an academy award for his performance because 15 years later the actor was nominated for an academy award for Winter's Bone.
Something that’s particularly great about this movie is even if you go into it and you happen to know about the halfway plot switch, it still catches you off guard, and leaves you yelling, “What the F*CK!?!?”
Tom savini started off by doing the prosthetics for the original "night of the living dead" by George Romero and is the one who taught Greg Nicotero of the walking dead how to make zombies
My dad isn’t a horror movie fan, or even a movie viewer in general. Which is why I was surprised a few years back when he asked if I had this movie and if he could watch it. Apparently he was watching something or other that featured a clip, the clip being the Time-Life book joke. And that one line was enough to convince my dad to see this as soon as possible. And he loved every second.
The el Mariachi trilogy made him famous, which was only gritty because the first one was so low budget. The action was fun and stylized and nothing was taken too seriously. And he made the Spy Kids movies. His movies got grittier after he and Tarantino began melding into the same director.
DAMN good reaction, Ashleigh! This was directed by Quentin Tarantino's buddy Robby Rodriguez. Since you liked what they can do together here, you can see more of this in "Desperado", another collaboration of theirs.
Fond memories of showing this movie to my now deceased father. When the vampires showed up he, usually an eloquent man, yelled, "What the damn diddly deuce?!" and I still use that phrase. 😊
In my experience the older we get the less susceptible we are to getting crushes. I’m 47 and it has been decades since I had a “crush”. But the last crush I remember getting was Salma Hayek and it was from this movie and Desperado.
Another horror movie that's a fun ride is "13 Ghosts". "The Innkeepers" is an underrated horror movie that's a bit different, but in a good way, and a fun watch as well. BTW, "The Innkeepers" was filmed in a hotel that reported to be actually haunted. And finally, Depp in "Sleepy Hollow" is a good, fun watch.
I remember when this came out, I saw it at a friends house and we had no idea it was a vampire movie. So as you can imagine we were shocked when the big reveal happened. But George Clooney, Quentin Tarantino, Harvey Kaitel, Juliette Lewis, Salma Hawek, Cheech Marin, Danny Trejo, Fred Williamson and Tom Savini. It's like the greatest cast for a horror movie ever. Also this has my favorite quote of all time. "Did they look like psychos? Psychos do not explode when sunlight hits them, I don't give a $@^& how crazy they are!"
@@KevPage-Witkicker for sure! 28 weeks later was really good. The opening scene is the most intense opening of a movie that I’ve ever seen. If you are into Danny Boyle films you should watch Shallow Grave.
28 Days is good but not unique.. a 70s movie called Nightmare City did the running thinking..driving cars and what not first. And I do prefer Nightmare City.
Quentin Tarentino is a legend when it comes to violent action movies, hes done a lot of movies and knows exactly which actors to fit the roles. The female vampire is Selma Hayek, basically a mexican goddess. She did a movie a year before this one called Desperado, another of Quentins movie and i highly recommend it. Also on a small side note, if you are going to continue watching Quentins movies, leave your fear at the door, embrace the violence lol.
The Clerk in the store at the beginning of the movie who said he should have gotten an academy award is JOHN HAWKES, who has since gone on to be nominated for several academy awards. You should check out Winter's Bone.
The actress in question is Juliette Lewis. You saw her last year as the daughter in National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation. And if you want to check out another Quentin Tarantino film ala Pulp Fiction, you should check out Jackie Brown. A pretty good cast that includes Pam Grier, Samuel L. Jackson, Michael Keaton and Robert De Niro.
Absolutely love this movie - remember seeing it in theatre originally, not many movies make my jaw hit the floor, but when the film switches genres midway & the limbs started flying.....
I think that this is the *perfect* Hallowbeans season opener, especially if you're going in blind. I went to see this at the cinema when it was first released and nobody in the group I was with had any idea what was going to happen. Best night at the cinema ever.
Happy Hallowbeans! I’m very ready for holidays now. This year has been absolute crap. Edit: Ash, you absolutely need to see Little Shop of Horrors, the musical version, of course. You will truly love that film. Have a wonderful day all.
I'm hoping for Little Shop one of these days too. At least three confirmed "future ex-husbands" for her to gush over in the same movie! The same composer and lyricist duo who made The Little Mermaid such a success just a few years later as well - and we already know Ashleigh loves that movie. If she ever sees LSoH, I hope she reacts to both endings. One is perfectly suited to Halloween and the other provides a fairytale finish she'd love.
Wow, your laugh:shock ratio was way different than I expected! hah The "Did they look like psychos?" speech at the end is my favorite bit of movie dialogue ever!
I remember stumbling upon this randomly on tv. Saw opening credits, saw Tarantino, decided to watch. I did NOT know AT ALL that this turns into a horror. Best shocking twist EVER. Also, can't wait for Seven :D Also also, this better be the original version of the Ring, the Japanese one :P Also also also, Tarantino did not direct it (Robert Rodriguez did) but HE WROTE IT! So he totally wrote THAT foot scene for himself, haha.
I'm curious how she'll react to Seven. She's kind of the opposite of introspective, and that might shield her from the terrifying implications. It's a wildly different setting and circumstances, but I consider Seven to be in the same vein as the works of H.P. Lovecraft in the sense that it gives the audience a feeling of cosmic dread.
More people should watch movies blindly like this. It can take you on quite a ride, and lets the creators craft a story that can give you genuine out-of-nowhere surprises. Modern pop culture has spoiled a lot of this surprise factor aspect, with people way too obsessed with trailers, hype, etc.
If you haven't had enough of Tarantino, add Four Rooms to your watchlist. Heavily underrated comedy. New Year's Eve would be the perfect time to react to that film. Love your reaction vids as always!
Highly agree. I LOVE Four Rooms. I think it's a fantastic example of Tim Roth's comedic talents, which he does not get to flex as often as I think he should. He's a hilariously good actor, with great delivery and comedic timing.
The "crotch gun" Tom Savini/Sex Machine was wearing was a prop that was first shown in Robert Rodriguez's previous movie Desperado. However it was never used probably since it didn't fit with the tone that movie was going for (great movie though with some other creative weapons that I won't spoil because you should really see them yourself when watching the movie) so he brought it back for this one and used it in a couple of his other projects like 20 years later in Machete Kills and the TV series From Dusk Till Dawn.
If you love amazing practical effects, Little Shop of Horrors will blow your mind. I need you to try to remember that what they do in that movie is not done with CGI
I should have thought of this one before, but you need to review Buffy the Vampire Slayer (1992). Kristy Swanson, Donald Sutherland, Rutger Hauer, Luke Perry, Paul (Pee-wee Herman) Reubens, etc. The movie that was so good, they made it a TV Series.
Saw this for the first time on TV when I was in high school. It quickly became one of my all time favorite horror movies. So glad other people get to enjoy it too!
5:00 Do you recognise him from Kill Bill? Same sheriff character played, again, by Michael Parks 11:52 Did you notice that's the same actor who just played the cop who stopped them? Cheech Marin (of Cheech and Chong fame) 13:06 Two Horror legends there, Greg Nicotero (SFX and producer for Walking Dead as well as many movies) and Tom Savini (SFX on TONS of horror movies, was basically George Romero's right hand man.
Let's also not forget about John Saxon, who played a cop in Nightmare on Elm Street, and a cop in Black Christmas, and in probably a million other parts, plays the cop in the TV interview.
DUDE!!! YES!!! LOVE THIS MOVIE!! It's frickin Amazing! One minute it's a heist thriller then the next, it turns into a vampire action horror film! I watched this with my family on VHS, as well as Eraser and Fantastic Voyage. There is a TV series based on the movie that was released on the now defunct El Rey Network that ran from 2015-2017, with 30 episodes. Some of the episodes show the origin of The Gekko Brothers, Richie's Visions and what really happened to Jacob Fuller's wife.
I love how you recognized the Big Kahuna Burger from Pulp. Did you also recognize the law man at the beginning is the same one you saw in Kill Bill. He is in other Tarantino/Rodriguez films as well. Great review of a classic movie.
Dude. I stopped playing Animal Crossing the second I saw this was uploaded, it's that good! I just fucking love this and I loved watching your reactions, especially when it turned the corner and you saw the vampires!! Yeah, as others have said, Tarantino wrote the script and Robert Rodriguez directed, the story was written by a dude who made his name in Special Effects, probably studying the work of the guy who played Sex Machine. The cast is SO Robert Rodriguez, too - most of the more prominent cast, aside from George Clooney, Harvey Keitel, and Juliette Lewis are in almost all his movies, as are the two guys standing either side of Carlos at the end...you really should check out the rest of Rodriguez's filmography, he's brilliant.
the guy playing Se Machine is the one and Only TOM Savini, the god of effects, he has done so many horror movie makups and he has directed a few as well, if Savini is involved the effects will be great
Every bone in my body is hoping that Return Of The Living Dead makes it into this Hallowbeens. Don't worry about the first one, it's not even remotely necessary. It's made to stand alone and is the BEST ZOMBIE MOVIE ever made, I stand by that.
Just rewatched it after a 25 year hiatus. Stands up well, that opening conversation is an uncut 5 min shot (!), and the acting was really good! And it's still hysterical! SEND MORE BRAINS!
this movie is very special to me. 1. one time I watched it with four friends all huddled up on my bed, which ended up breaking it, but it was a lot of fun 2. for a while it was the only VHS I had in my room and I couldn't be bothered to go out of my room to see my parents so I watched it (as background noise while gaming) like 20 times in two days until I could verbatim quote every single line
I didn't know ANYTHING about this movie before seeing it (kinda like you!), and was thinking, oh hey, this seems like a typical Tarantino film (when I saw this one, I had already seen Pulp Fiction, Jackie Brown, Inglorious Bastards, etc.). Wow. I was kinda thrown for a loop, and then some. I'm still not really sure whether or not I truly LIKE this film, but the twist, for me, was SO unexpected, that I gotta give it credit for that, at least!
After Hallowbeans you should definitely watch Natural Born Killers and Whip It and I think Juliette Lewis She played Kate will redeem herself. I absolutely love her an shes pretty much a legand.
Near Dark is my number one vampire movie. You have Bill Paxton, Lance Henriksen and Jenette Goldstein all together, Kathryn Bigelow directing. Great pace, great lines, and some wonderful set pieces.
I love watching this movie with someone blind to the whole premise. The genuine shock halfway through the movie gets me. Sadly there's very few reactions because almost everybody knows it's about vampires by now! Even the TV previews spoiled it back when it came out!
Honestly, people are less likely to know the vampire twist if they come to it new these days, since they won't have likely seen all the trailers that focused heavily on the second half of the film. Ahh, trailers, spoiling movies since time immemorial.
I’d never seen this before, so decided to watch it this evening… It started off so intriguing and then ended up being absolutely ridiculous 😂 It wasn’t scary in the slightest! I’m surprised it isn’t tagged as a comedy on IMDB
Big props and respect to Ashleigh for filming scary movies in the dark. I hope "The Conjuring" happens this year as I would love to see a night vision reaction.
Sex Machine is Tom Savini, one of the best prosthetic make-up artists in the industry. Some of his credits include Friday the 13th and Creepshow.
And the classics Dawn and Day of the Dead, even directed the remake of Night of the Living Dead.
And also designed Bray Wyatt's Fiend mask.
@@benreilly2180 day of the dead will forever be my favourite zombie movie, those effect stand up today and are so much better that cgi. Hope ashleigh watches it one day.
He also appeared in smaller rolls in a number of Rodriguez and Tarantino films, e.g. Machete (1 and 2), Planet Terror (Grindhouse) and Django Unchained.
Yes! Creepshow needs to suggested by a millennial movie member! "I can hold my breath, for a loooong time!". Classic film.
"Psychos? Is that what they looked like to you; Psychos? Psychos do not EXPLODE when sunlight hits them. I don't give a fuck how crazy they are!" Best line on the whole movie!
I’ve always said the best line in any movie.
Agreed
Best line!!!
The I do not believe in vampires part got me.
This is indeed the best line in the movie.
That final shot when it's revealed that the place was actually an ancient Aztec temple.... was so satisfying, so perfect.
A place where human sacrifices were made, seems like the perfect relax spot for vampires...
A tv movie was made back in 1990 called I'm Dangerous Tonight, involving a cloak worn during sacrifices. B movie, starring Madchen Amick. It's available on dvd or bluray, don't know if it's streaming anywhere. Directed by Tobe Hooper (Poltergeist, Texas Chainsaw Massacre).
Ashleigh's jaw drop when Salma poured the liquor down her foot into Quentin's eager mouth. Priceless.
The Salma Hayek dance was the first thing I saw that made me realize I was going through puberty. I felt new and very pleasant emotions when I first saw this movie 😍
I second that 🤣
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Nothing tops that dance scene
@@ririschannelx grow up lol
And she has barely changed since then! Thats the incredible part.
Always loved Cheech Marin for the triple duty he did in this movie.
Cheech Marin is the man!
Born in East LA will always be one of my favorite films. A criminally underrated classic with next to zero reactions videos about it. I mean even the tall criminal guy from Home Alone is in this one, and he is just perfect in the role of a sleezy hustler who obviously escaped to Mexico to avoid lawsuits.
Yeah, i was thinking. Wait, wasnt he the cop and the bar's hype man? Hows he the guy at the end too? Lol
@@SteelCityJW Cheech Marin had multiple roles in this film.
Y'all should watch Yellowbeard if you want some Cheech & Chong, plus an all star cast.
Ashleigh: "We don't know anything about the movie from this poster. Is it vampires? Is it jumpscares? Is it gory scares?"
Me: "Yes!"
the scene where Seth comes back with the burgers is masterful. Seth is well established as a vicious, hardened, murderer, but when he sees what Richie did he is stopped dead in his tracks, absolutely stunned. We don't need to see what happened, we can read it all in Seth's face.
Also, even as nasty as he is, he bought a burger and drink for their hostage. Man's a bastard, but not a fuckin bastard.
Right? And I love that they never really linger on the full extent, only showing it for those few brief flashes
No just any burgers……Big Kahuna Burgers!!!
Agreed. Seth will kill without hesitation, but only if he feels it's necessary to survive/escape. He won't lose any sleep over **having** to kill someone, but he'd be perfectly content to complete every one of his "jobs" with a zero body count. Richie has no such filter.
@@davidanderson1639 I hear those burgers are pretty damn tasty.
"THE GUITAR IS A BODYYYY" I hollered so loud at that one. 🤣🤣🤣🤣 Great reaction as always Ashleigh.
The main thing about this movie is that it's a great role for Tom Savini, the guy who created the special effects for many of the classic horror movies of the 1980s. He's probably done more than any single individual to shape the look of modern horror movies.
You should probably familiarize yourself with the work of Selma Hayak who played the vampire queen Satanico Pandemonium because if you think she was something in this movie, you haven't seen anything yet.
Quentin wrote the screenplay. Robert Rodriguez directed the film. He has a good filmography too. From the Spy Kids to Desperado. It's just strange seeing Quentin act more than just a cameo lol.
Don't forget Sin City, an absolute masterpiece.
But it is good to be the writer since Quentin can put in a scene where Salma Hayek pours whiskey down her leg and sticks her foot in his mouth that is probably why he wanted to act in it also
even stranger since Quentin directs movies so he can get a part in them lol
@@ArgonTheAware Not sure on timing but he was dating Salma for a while. Might have been happening already or that was what started it...
Robert Rodriguez wrote & Directed the Mexican Trilogy: El Mariachi , Desperado & Once Upon a Time in Mexico., he also directed Sin City 1&2, Machete & Machete Kills, Planet Terror ( his half of Grindhouse) , The Spy Kids movies , Alita: Battle Angel & The Faculty
Psychos don't explode when sunlight hits them, I don't give a f--- how crazy they are!
One of the best ever lines in a vampire movie.
agreed.
Hands down! And Clooney's delivery of it was just perfect hahaha!
Epic line for sure!
Love that line!
I love that line so much
I think this was the film when people started saying, "Umm, Quentin, what's with the feet?" BUT, Selma Hayek sticking her foot in your mouth while pouring liquor down her leg is a Blessing!! Haha! This movie is an homage to 70's-80's horror films that were sort of cheap, gory, and sexually exploitative. They did something similar again in the 'double feature' "Planet of Terror/Deathproof", featuring Kurt Russell!
Saw this one at the cinema when it came out - packed screening and nobody knew what was coming, it was SO much fun. Thank you for letting me vicariously re-live that reaction all over again :)
(also just a general thankyou for everything - I'm one of the people who first found you back on the first HalloBeans and have been with you ever since. You're a ray of sunshine in a world that's full of bats and human-body-guitars)
Ashley, I don't care if it's for Hallowbeans or not, watch "Practical Magic", amazing adaptation of Alice Hoffman's novel. Fantastic cast, whip smart script, , gorgeous cinematography, awesome soundtrack directed by Griffin Dunne, a steady career character actor himself (first name is his mother activist Ellen Griffin's maiden name, Dunne portrayed the best friend Jack Goodman in "An American Werewolf In London") whose late sister Dominique Dunne (named after their father noted writer & journalist Dominick Dunne) portrayed the older teenage daughter in the original "Poltergeist".
Harvey Keitel does not get the credit he deserves for this vastly underrated performance. He is fantastic in this, like in just about everything he does. But there are so many great parts and performances and moments in this film that his character almost gets lost, even though he's the sneaky emotional center.
He is always great. I'm surprised she didn't recognize him as the Wolf from Pulp Fiction.
@@theman4884 She's come a long way in recognizing people but is still not quite "there" yet that I'd expect her to recognize character actors.
@@siukong I'm actually not so good at it myself.
Absolutely, honestly his performance in this movie is why I enjoy the movie as much as I do. As much as the gore is awesome, even the comedy is good and the writing is fun - Keitel is just amazing in this movie.
Selma's dance scene remains one of the sexiest things put to film ever. Selma is deathly afraid of snakes so she said she had to get blazingly drunk to do the scene.
Selma Bouvier might be the sexual fantasy for some men, but I prefer Salma Hayek. She is one smoking hot woman.
It's Salma, and yes it is.
She also said that she was NOT a dancer, so Rodriguez just told her to move with the music however she wanted. Then there's also the fun fact that this is the first time she met Danny Trejo, who played the bartender: ruclips.net/video/riOuc-va7PI/видео.html
And yeah, let's all just acknowledge that Salma Hayek is one of the most gorgeous women to ever walk the Earth. I mean... DAMM!!!
Was she really? Well, kudos for maintaining flawless balance on one foot, on a table, while she put her toes in Tarantino’s mouth, then. 👏 👏👏
@@seriousissues2012 It's one of those movie myths that gets circulated as 'fact'. Obviously she had to be sober for that shot.
The movie that said yes to every suggestion from the FX department.
The band in the bar is an actual band. Tito and Tarantula. The singer with the guitar made of body parts is a friend of Robert Rodriguez’s, Tito Larriva, who also acted in Desperado (along with Cheech, Tarantino, and Danny Trejo).
I got to watch this blind when it randomly came on tv. I'm so SO glad I didn't know the twist, it's incredible.
Yes!! One of my favorite (guilty) pleasure movies. It's got everything - great actors, great one-liners, great action, great special effects, and a smokin' Salma Hayek.
Nothing to feel guilty about here, I think. It's an absolute blast.
@@Frozen_Smoke1972 I've never understood that phrase...why should a movie make you feel guilty for liking it? You know, unless it's kiddie porn or something.
@@Corn_Pone_Flicks I think it's fair to use it about a films that are widely regarded as terrible or are made by awful people. Same goes for all other art.
Especially Salma Hayek
Dale and Tucker versus evil is one of the best freaking horror movies to come out in many years.
Imo its the best horror comedy ever…
That movie was the most pleasant surprise I’ve had in terms of movie viewing.
Yes!!!
Omg that movie is hilarious! I haven’t watched that in awhile! Thanks for making me think of it. I need to watch it soon!
Agree completely. Along with Shaun of the Dead and Cabin in the Woods. Probably my top 3 films in that genre.
I took a girl on a date to see this in high school. I didn't tell her it was a vampire movie. She was very shocked and confused when all hell broke loose half way through.
As it should be. I had seen the Siskel & Ebert review and then forgot all about it. One day at the video store, I ask the clerk for a recommendation, told him I like Tarantino's stuff and he gave me Dusk Till Dawn. I didn't look at the cover and enjoyed the twist. I think they messed up with Predator. They shouldn't show the space ship at the beginning. Just make it look like a tough guy movie.
Are you still together?
Was there a second date?
Hard To Believe It's Been 26 Years Since This Movie Came Out, Time Goes By
It's so rare to see someone go into this movie without knowing the twist, it's one of the most spoiled movies around. Also really excited to see what you think of The Ring (the only horror movie I still can't watch alone) and I really hope you do Little Shop Of Horrors, it's a blast!
the ring? the only horror movie you cant watch alone?
then watch dead end, this is awesome too. had to drice through the woods alone after seeing this....that was scary ^^
You’re so scary today! 💜 I worked on this film too, for about three weeks. Completely frantic in the prosthetics shop, vampires, vampires, vampires everywhere. Years after that I was doing the same thing on the Buffy and Angel shows! Good times.
Cool story bro
Any tidbits from Buffy/Angel. Not sure how much you got to interact with the cast but any thoughts on anyone, good or bad? I wish Ashley could watch this show.
Damn that's awesome, bet you've got good stories
This is the best movie to show people and not tell them what it’s about. The change to a vampire movie always blows people’s minds lol
One thing about From Dusk Til Dawn that always gets over look is that the sound track is really kick ass.
Robert Rodriguez and Quentin Tarantino always have good sound tracks.
Some thing else that gets over looked is the son's T-Shirt. Precinct 13.
That is a throw back to a 1976 film Assault on Precinct 13. In that movies cops and prisoners have to join forces to fight off an attack by a gang.
Hot air hangs like a dead man, from a white oak tree. Love that line.
Except I always hear it referenced any time someone talks about it.
Yeah I wish more reactors noticed how great Tarantino and Rodriguez are at using music in their movies. Rodriguez even went so far as to create a band for some of his movies: Chingon
Someone mentioned this as an action/horror movie. It got me to remember the French action/horor flick called "Brotherhood of the Wolf". 7.0 IMDB rating. English dubbed isn't that bad, but really should be watched in French w/English subs.
Yes!! Totally!! 🔥
You were the perfect level of wtf all the way through. As soon as you mentioned the foot thing i knew I KNEW that the tequila scene was gonna be a thing. Super looking forward to all of Hallowbeans this year!!
It's kind of funny that John Hawkes, the store clerk, said he should win an academy award for his performance because 15 years later the actor was nominated for an academy award for Winter's Bone.
That would make a good Ashley review.
John was Quentin's fellow student in acting school.
Something that’s particularly great about this movie is even if you go into it and you happen to know about the halfway plot switch, it still catches you off guard, and leaves you yelling, “What the F*CK!?!?”
Going in blind to this film was amazing when it came out on VHS. I actually laughed when the twist came. Literally said WTF multiple times while LMAO.
Tom savini started off by doing the prosthetics for the original "night of the living dead" by George Romero and is the one who taught Greg Nicotero of the walking dead how to make zombies
My dad isn’t a horror movie fan, or even a movie viewer in general. Which is why I was surprised a few years back when he asked if I had this movie and if he could watch it. Apparently he was watching something or other that featured a clip, the clip being the Time-Life book joke. And that one line was enough to convince my dad to see this as soon as possible.
And he loved every second.
The director was Robert Rodriguez. He makes gritty action movies. He also got Salma Hayek as the vampire queen
I don’t think she’s familiar with Salma Hayek.
The el Mariachi trilogy made him famous, which was only gritty because the first one was so low budget. The action was fun and stylized and nothing was taken too seriously. And he made the Spy Kids movies. His movies got grittier after he and Tarantino began melding into the same director.
@@seriousissues2012 yeap she doesn’t
I don't think "gritty" is a word I'd apply to Rodriguez.
DAMN good reaction, Ashleigh! This was directed by Quentin Tarantino's buddy Robby Rodriguez. Since you liked what they can do together here, you can see more of this in "Desperado", another collaboration of theirs.
which also features salma hayek
Fond memories of showing this movie to my now deceased father. When the vampires showed up he, usually an eloquent man, yelled, "What the damn diddly deuce?!" and I still use that phrase. 😊
Your daddy sounds like a real firecracker! lmao
I read that in a Ned Flanders voice. Your dad sounded like a hell of a guy, sorry for your loss
And I read it with a Stewie voice. xD Sorry for your loss!
@@elreyes78 He looked and sounded exactly like Tim the Tool Man Taylor. 😅
lol, helluva movie to watch with a parent ...
In my experience the older we get the less susceptible we are to getting crushes. I’m 47 and it has been decades since I had a “crush”. But the last crush I remember getting was Salma Hayek and it was from this movie and Desperado.
Another horror movie that's a fun ride is "13 Ghosts". "The Innkeepers" is an underrated horror movie that's a bit different, but in a good way, and a fun watch as well. BTW, "The Innkeepers" was filmed in a hotel that reported to be actually haunted. And finally, Depp in "Sleepy Hollow" is a good, fun watch.
She might enjoy "High Spirits" too.
The actress who played Kate is Juliette Lewis - you really should see her with Ralph Fiennes in Strange Days - quite an unusual movie.
or see her with Woody Harrelson in Natural Born Killers.
She was also good in Scorcesse's Cape Fear
And in Yellowjackets on Showtime
Or Kalifornia with Brad Pitt, she's excellent in that.
What's Eating Gilbert Grape? With Johnny Depp and Leonardo Di Caprio and Juliette Lewis. Good movie, right up your alley.
Not that you've seen George Clooney, I Need to take this moment to say you would love Oh Brother where art thou.
Ohhhhhh it's on my radar!
Second that. And third, and fourth!
Oh Brother Where Art Thou is an absolute gem.
@@awkwardashleigh good to hear.
@@awkwardashleigh YES wonderful film - plus check out Ocean's Eleven for action, wit, and George Clooney
And if she wants to see Clooney in another comedy, she should see One Fine Day. And also Out of Sight.
I was high school when this came out and I couldn’t get enough of it. Definitely a fun action horror movie with a killer soundtrack.
I died laughing at how much Ashleigh hated Kate's accent, when they sound so similar. One just talks slower than the other.
Contact me for your reward
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I remember when this came out, I saw it at a friends house and we had no idea it was a vampire movie. So as you can imagine we were shocked when the big reveal happened.
But George Clooney, Quentin Tarantino, Harvey Kaitel, Juliette Lewis, Salma Hawek, Cheech Marin, Danny Trejo, Fred Williamson and Tom Savini. It's like the greatest cast for a horror movie ever.
Also this has my favorite quote of all time. "Did they look like psychos? Psychos do not explode when sunlight hits them, I don't give a $@^& how crazy they are!"
28 days later. It’s the ultimate zombie movie in your “not a traditional zombie” way. It’s so scary and great.
One of the few movies with a worthy sequel, too. I'd also recommend Dog Soldiers, possibly the best werewolf flick ever.
@@KevPage-Witkicker for sure! 28 weeks later was really good. The opening scene is the most intense opening of a movie that I’ve ever seen. If you are into Danny Boyle films you should watch Shallow Grave.
28 Days is good but not unique.. a 70s movie called Nightmare City did the running thinking..driving cars and what not first. And I do prefer Nightmare City.
It was on the poll and lost badly, which is disappointing. Maybe it’ll be on a losers poll later in the month.
@@KevPage-Witkicker Sorry, best werewolf film(s) ever goes to the Ginger Snaps trilogy. 😁
(okay, okay, that's MY opinion anyway)
If you'd asked me when I was 17, I would've told you this was the best movie ever made. It's still in my personal Top 10. Great reaction.
Juliet Lewis is also in Natural Born Killers which is awesome and brutal all at once. Pretty sure Quentin Tarantino wrote that movie also.
Yes, and you have to watch the directors cut to get all the good stuff. Directed by the great, Oliver Stone.
I did not know he wrote that one. Cool.
the scream of "the guitar is a body" god i never laughed so hard
Quentin Tarentino is a legend when it comes to violent action movies, hes done a lot of movies and knows exactly which actors to fit the roles. The female vampire is Selma Hayek, basically a mexican goddess. She did a movie a year before this one called Desperado, another of Quentins movie and i highly recommend it. Also on a small side note, if you are going to continue watching Quentins movies, leave your fear at the door, embrace the violence lol.
The Clerk in the store at the beginning of the movie who said he should have gotten an academy award is JOHN HAWKES, who has since gone on to be nominated for several academy awards. You should check out Winter's Bone.
The actress in question is Juliette Lewis. You saw her last year as the daughter in National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation.
And if you want to check out another Quentin Tarantino film ala Pulp Fiction, you should check out Jackie Brown. A pretty good cast that includes Pam Grier, Samuel L. Jackson, Michael Keaton and Robert De Niro.
She's already done Pulp Fiction
@@vinniedixon1140 , NightRanger71379 was saying if she wanted to see another movie LIKE Pulp Fiction she should check out Jackie Brown.
Jackie Brown one of my favorites!
Good in Cape Fear too. DeNiro was disturbing af as well
Absolutely love this movie - remember seeing it in theatre originally, not many movies make my jaw hit the floor, but when the film switches genres midway & the limbs started flying.....
The teenager that i was totally, completly and for his life fell in love with Salma Hayek Aaaahhhhhh.....🥰😍
I think that this is the *perfect* Hallowbeans season opener, especially if you're going in blind.
I went to see this at the cinema when it was first released and nobody in the group I was with had any idea what was going to happen. Best night at the cinema ever.
One of the best genre switches I know.
I was about to ask for Tucker and Dale vs. Evil.
Se7en is going to be fun..
Great and very disturbing movie.
This really is more of a vampire action movie than a horror movie.
Yes sir!
Happy Hallowbeans! I’m very ready for holidays now. This year has been absolute crap.
Edit: Ash, you absolutely need to see Little Shop of Horrors, the musical version, of course. You will truly love that film.
Have a wonderful day all.
I'm hoping for Little Shop one of these days too. At least three confirmed "future ex-husbands" for her to gush over in the same movie! The same composer and lyricist duo who made The Little Mermaid such a success just a few years later as well - and we already know Ashleigh loves that movie.
If she ever sees LSoH, I hope she reacts to both endings. One is perfectly suited to Halloween and the other provides a fairytale finish she'd love.
@@GMJ7 For sure. I know she will go nuts for that film.
I haven’t watch this movie in such a long time. Thanks for taking me down memory road. 😊
Wow, your laugh:shock ratio was way different than I expected! hah The "Did they look like psychos?" speech at the end is my favorite bit of movie dialogue ever!
I think you’ll enjoy Little Shop of Horrors. Wonderful review. Keep up the great work! 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾🤩👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
I remember stumbling upon this randomly on tv. Saw opening credits, saw Tarantino, decided to watch. I did NOT know AT ALL that this turns into a horror. Best shocking twist EVER.
Also, can't wait for Seven :D
Also also, this better be the original version of the Ring, the Japanese one :P
Also also also, Tarantino did not direct it (Robert Rodriguez did) but HE WROTE IT! So he totally wrote THAT foot scene for himself, haha.
I'm curious how she'll react to Seven. She's kind of the opposite of introspective, and that might shield her from the terrifying implications. It's a wildly different setting and circumstances, but I consider Seven to be in the same vein as the works of H.P. Lovecraft in the sense that it gives the audience a feeling of cosmic dread.
More people should watch movies blindly like this. It can take you on quite a ride, and lets the creators craft a story that can give you genuine out-of-nowhere surprises. Modern pop culture has spoiled a lot of this surprise factor aspect, with people way too obsessed with trailers, hype, etc.
I expect it'll be the American version of The Ring, but frankly, I like that version better, anyway.
@@Corn_Pone_Flicks I'm not a fan of american remakes of japanese movies so... see you on monday for seven I guess if it is that version :D
If you haven't had enough of Tarantino, add Four Rooms to your watchlist. Heavily underrated comedy. New Year's Eve would be the perfect time to react to that film. Love your reaction vids as always!
Good call, that one deserves a bit more of an audience.
four rooms is just plain epic
Amazing movie
The Misbehavors alone I can watch over and over again.
Highly agree. I LOVE Four Rooms. I think it's a fantastic example of Tim Roth's comedic talents, which he does not get to flex as often as I think he should. He's a hilariously good actor, with great delivery and comedic timing.
The "crotch gun" Tom Savini/Sex Machine was wearing was a prop that was first shown in Robert Rodriguez's previous movie Desperado. However it was never used probably since it didn't fit with the tone that movie was going for (great movie though with some other creative weapons that I won't spoil because you should really see them yourself when watching the movie) so he brought it back for this one and used it in a couple of his other projects like 20 years later in Machete Kills and the TV series From Dusk Till Dawn.
This was a treat. The movie and the reaction. And, of course, Salma Hayek is gorgeous.
Glad someone recommended it!
If you love amazing practical effects, Little Shop of Horrors will blow your mind. I need you to try to remember that what they do in that movie is not done with CGI
And Jack Nicholson's first role
which one? the musical would have to be muted a-z.
@@chrisnorman1902 wrong version
@@chrisnorman1902 this is one time the musical is far superior to the 1960 roger corman film that Nicholson appeared in
@@frednich9603 what's the wrong version?
I should have thought of this one before, but you need to review Buffy the Vampire Slayer (1992). Kristy Swanson, Donald Sutherland, Rutger Hauer, Luke Perry, Paul (Pee-wee Herman) Reubens, etc. The movie that was so good, they made it a TV Series.
YES! yes yes yes!
SO much better than the show!
Funny: after that one was released, I think it was Luke Perry that referred to it as "Buffy, The Career Slayer"...🤣
Paul Reubens is my favorite character in that whole movie.
I cant see a ruler without acting *deleted for spoilers*.
@@markmaioli4 the show is 100 times better 😂
You know, I was always more of a Beans fan; but Ashleigh is really growing on me with excellent picks like this absolute classic. 👍❤
That was a purrfectly catty remark.
I definitely prefer this to anything Marvel or Harry Potter.
Bean's human does get kind of noisy sometimes. Plus she gets in the way like she thinks the show is about her or something.
Saw this for the first time on TV when I was in high school. It quickly became one of my all time favorite horror movies. So glad other people get to enjoy it too!
You should watch the 3rd part. (The hangman's daughter). It's really good. The second part (Texas Blood Money) is not that great.
Omfg. This is the funniest, best reaction I've seen. I love you so much. So GD funny!!!
Selma Hayek's debut! Literally here for the dance comments. Did not disappoint.
Not even close to Salma Hayek's debut.
She looked amazing in "Desperado"
5:00 Do you recognise him from Kill Bill? Same sheriff character played, again, by Michael Parks
11:52 Did you notice that's the same actor who just played the cop who stopped them? Cheech Marin (of Cheech and Chong fame)
13:06 Two Horror legends there, Greg Nicotero (SFX and producer for Walking Dead as well as many movies) and Tom Savini (SFX on TONS of horror movies, was basically George Romero's right hand man.
Cheech Marin is the border cop, the Titty Twister Barker, and Carlos
Lmfao, when you said Tom was George's right hand man, I instantly envisioned Tom handing George somebody's right hand, funny how the mind works. 😂
Let's also not forget about John Saxon, who played a cop in Nightmare on Elm Street, and a cop in Black Christmas, and in probably a million other parts, plays the cop in the TV interview.
@@Corn_Pone_Flicks Saxon was also in the Bruce Lee classic Game Of Death.
DUDE!!!
YES!!!
LOVE THIS MOVIE!!
It's frickin Amazing!
One minute it's a heist thriller then the next, it turns into a vampire action horror film!
I watched this with my family on VHS, as well as Eraser and Fantastic Voyage.
There is a TV series based on the movie that was released on the now defunct El Rey Network that ran from 2015-2017, with 30 episodes. Some of the episodes show the origin of The Gekko Brothers, Richie's Visions and what really happened to Jacob Fuller's wife.
Never enough credit for the music in thos flick. The Blasters, Tito and Terantula, et al, totally set the vibe!! 👍🏻👌🏼💯
This movie surprised me so much that when the vampires appeared I started laughing and I didn't stop for like 20 minutes 😂
I love how you recognized the Big Kahuna Burger from Pulp. Did you also recognize the law man at the beginning is the same one you saw in Kill Bill. He is in other Tarantino/Rodriguez films as well. Great review of a classic movie.
I’ve seen this movie a dozen times and did not see the Big Kahuna Burger until she pointed it out.
Oh Ashley - if you think George Clooney is hot, and you like action and wit, you MUST watch Ocean's Eleven.
There's also Out Of Sight.
Dude. I stopped playing Animal Crossing the second I saw this was uploaded, it's that good! I just fucking love this and I loved watching your reactions, especially when it turned the corner and you saw the vampires!!
Yeah, as others have said, Tarantino wrote the script and Robert Rodriguez directed, the story was written by a dude who made his name in Special Effects, probably studying the work of the guy who played Sex Machine. The cast is SO Robert Rodriguez, too - most of the more prominent cast, aside from George Clooney, Harvey Keitel, and Juliette Lewis are in almost all his movies, as are the two guys standing either side of Carlos at the end...you really should check out the rest of Rodriguez's filmography, he's brilliant.
Ashley is gonna love Tucker and Dale.
🤣🤣 "Bricked up" & "Peggy Hill sounding ass" omg you are hilarious
the guy playing Se Machine is the one and Only TOM Savini, the god of effects, he has done so many horror movie makups and he has directed a few as well, if Savini is involved the effects will be great
I daydream of meeting Fluffy from Creepshow one day...
And the guy he stole the beer from is Greg Nicotero. Also a makeup and effects artist and executive producer on “The Walking Dead”
He also did work in Night of the Living Dead and Dawn of the Dead. He also appeared in Dawn of the Dead as a biker.
Every bone in my body is hoping that Return Of The Living Dead makes it into this Hallowbeens. Don't worry about the first one, it's not even remotely necessary. It's made to stand alone and is the BEST ZOMBIE MOVIE ever made, I stand by that.
Just rewatched it after a 25 year hiatus. Stands up well, that opening conversation is an uncut 5 min shot (!), and the acting was really good!
And it's still hysterical!
SEND MORE BRAINS!
@@MrRezRising DO YOU WANT TO PAAAARRRTTAAY!!
this movie is very special to me. 1. one time I watched it with four friends all huddled up on my bed, which ended up breaking it, but it was a lot of fun 2. for a while it was the only VHS I had in my room and I couldn't be bothered to go out of my room to see my parents so I watched it (as background noise while gaming) like 20 times in two days until I could verbatim quote every single line
MIne was VHS but taped off the TV so there were a few little glitches when the ads stopped and started!
That's a recitation of a good plot summary for a horror movie.
I think this is my 3rd Hallowbeans! My god! Where has the time gone!!
I didn't know ANYTHING about this movie before seeing it (kinda like you!), and was thinking, oh hey, this seems like a typical Tarantino film (when I saw this one, I had already seen Pulp Fiction, Jackie Brown, Inglorious Bastards, etc.). Wow. I was kinda thrown for a loop, and then some. I'm still not really sure whether or not I truly LIKE this film, but the twist, for me, was SO unexpected, that I gotta give it credit for that, at least!
After Hallowbeans you should definitely watch Natural Born Killers and Whip It and I think Juliette Lewis She played Kate will redeem herself. I absolutely love her an shes pretty much a legand.
great reaction I loved this movie and Selma Hayek's dance was fantastic
Selma one of the most beautiful women in the world.
That was Salma Hayek dancing with the snake. She could get it.
She somehow looks just as good today
@@ingibingi2000 Vampire
Props to Cheech Marin; playing three different characters in this ...
I've been watching your reactions for a while now, Ashleigh. This was my favorite so far out of all of them
Happy Hallow-Beans!!
Near Dark is a very underrated vampire movie. You should check that one out. Fright Night is good too. Bit campy but great fun
The original Fright Night.
Near Dark is my number one vampire movie. You have Bill Paxton, Lance Henriksen and Jenette Goldstein all together, Kathryn Bigelow directing. Great pace, great lines, and some wonderful set pieces.
@@NTLBagpuss i love "let the right one in" from 2008 for vampire movies :)
I love watching this movie with someone blind to the whole premise. The genuine shock halfway through the movie gets me.
Sadly there's very few reactions because almost everybody knows it's about vampires by now! Even the TV previews spoiled it back when it came out!
Honestly, people are less likely to know the vampire twist if they come to it new these days, since they won't have likely seen all the trailers that focused heavily on the second half of the film. Ahh, trailers, spoiling movies since time immemorial.
Definitely need more Rodriguez: specifically Desperado and Machete
squirter... hahahaha. That was funny! Also the pumper machine gun.
"Peggy Hill soundin' ass" -Ashleigh. That just killed me! 🤣🤣🤣
I’d never seen this before, so decided to watch it this evening… It started off so intriguing and then ended up being absolutely ridiculous 😂 It wasn’t scary in the slightest! I’m surprised it isn’t tagged as a comedy on IMDB
i always understood it as dark comedy XD
And Dawn of the Dead.
but ALI, now that you have seen Ashleigh react to it, you know exactly what is going to happen in the movie. The surprise has been spoiled.
@@hughjorg4008 no, I saw she was reacting to it so I watched the movie myself first and then watched the reaction 😃
Yes ALI if you spoiled it…
Great reaction as usual. Please watch the original Fright Night next. Thanks.
Big props and respect to Ashleigh for filming scary movies in the dark. I hope "The Conjuring" happens this year as I would love to see a night vision reaction.
"what the actual? but still almost kinda cool." -dvd back cover
Yeah. Selma Hayek (the dancer) is definitely "brick" worthy and a great actress. 😄