From Dusk Till Dawn

The page of the magazine that the store clerk is reading.

In the hotel, Richie is either eating a burger or drinking a beer, depending on which camera angle.

Kate's t-shirt is still clean after lying on a floor covered with blood and other ooze.

Seth's t-shirt changes color when he falls on the floor after being hit by Satanico Pandemonium.

The crates in the store room.

In the first shot of the ending scene Kate is holding the money given by Seth.

In the next shot there is no money.

Kate's crossbow starts with three arrows on each side and one in the middle.

She fires numerous arrows at the vampires, yet her supply of arrows never seems to go down.

For the most part, this is due to the fact that it is a pump-action crossbow (as is shown when she first cocks it after picking it up) that brings a new bolt into position when the string is cocked back with the pump.

While this explains why she doesn't have to sit around and reload the thing after every shot, the six bolts attached to the bow of the weapon do disappear suddenly, and apparently without being loaded into the bolt cartridge.

When they are approaching the Mexican border, the same car pulls up twice and the same man gets out both times.

The dolly tracks can be seen in front of the bar when the doorman talks about "wet pussies, dry pussies.

In the Titty Twister, Jacob removes his glasses but in the next shot they are back on again.

After the brothers rob the liquor store, we see them driving down the highway and Richie's leg is hanging out the window.

Seen from inside the car, his leg is inside and then he does not put his leg out the window until later.

As Scott is bitten by Jacob, plenty shots of gushing blood are shown, when Jacob releases a mere scratch is on Scott's neck.

The next shot shows a blood covered neck.

During the fight in the Titty Twister, when the vampire's head rolls over towards Kate she actually misses the head when she tries to step on it.

But in the next shot, it's sitting neatly under her foot.

Lighting equipment, as well as the set's roof can be seen in several shots inside the bar after the vampire grabs Katie Fuller.

Once Satanico Pandemonium ends her show, there is a close up of Seth clapping his hands and saying "Now that's what I call a fucking show!" But in the next shot which is further away he is seen clapping his hands and mouthing the same thing again but no audio.

S Border Patrol Agents in Texas uniforms are green not blue, as shown in the film.

In the bar the rays of the rising sun would only enter from one side, not both.

When Seth and Richie are in the Fuller's hotel room holding Scott and Jacob at gunpoint, Kate opens the door and stops when Richie and Seth point their guns at her, Richie then closes the door with her behind it but in the next shot of the door she is front of it.

In the scene outside the Titty Twister, Seth grabs 'Cheech Marin' (qv)'s hand with his right hand, bending it back and to the side.

In the next scene, Seth now has the same hold but applied with his left hand as he hits Cheech in the face with his right hand.

(at around 22 mins) You can see a camera slide into frame from the right.

Before telling his story about Vietnam, Frost lights a match to light is cigar, despite the fact that a few scenes earlier he threw his match box on the ground to set one of the vampires ablaze in a puddle of liquor.

The same girl who dances on Frost's table (the one wearing the headband with green feathers) can be seen dancing on the floor when Seth offers the Fullers a drink.

Seth Gecko's tattoos change between scenes.

From when they are in the hotel, to when they are in the RV, there is a change in design.

At first two parts of the tattoo are attached, in the RV, they are no longer attached.

After his hand has been shot, Richie can't use it.

But while Seth is checking into the motel he is cleaning his glasses with the blown up hand.

When getting out of the car at the hotel room, Seth tells Richard to pop the trunk (i.

, he wants Richard to open the trunk remotely from inside the car).

Then, Seth opens the trunk using a key.

Seth sets the clerk in the liquor store on fire.

When the fire-engulfed clerk jumps up to shoot at the brothers again, you can see the fire-proof glove on his hand holding the gun.

When Seth Gecko gets knocked across the bar by Satanico Pandemonium, you could briefly see the mat that he lands on before cutting away to a close-up of him landing on the ground.

During the fight in the Titty Twister bar, Seth's 6-shooter fires more than six shots.

This is a 'Robert Rodriguez (I)' (qv) director-trademark.

Jacob Fuller is established as a (lapsed) Baptist minister early on.

At the scene behind the bar in the weapon room, he blesses water and makes the sign of the cross.

A Baptist minister would never do this, as genuflections and the concept of "holy water" are Catholic.

When Carlos asks Seth if he wants a beer, Carlos says he has "Mexican and domestic.

" They're in Mexico so domestic beer would be Mexican.

After they cross the border, Seth gives Jacob very simple instructionsdrive straight forward until he meets a crossing road, then turn left.

After they do they're driving towards a setting sun, however going south and turning left would have them face east, not west.

The border crossing in the film, from Texas to Mexico, is made over flat land.

Anywhere you cross the border in Texas you must pass over the Rio Grande.

Surely, it's not that kind of movies that'd leave an impact on you when you watch it, but as a whole, it was good fun. The change in George Clooney's character, Quentin Tarantino's typical lunatic roles, and the fact that it doesn't fall under any specific genre is puzzling in a good and a fun way!

"From Dusk Till Dawn" is one of the few Quentin Tarantino screenplays that he didn't direct himself. In a bit of a change, he took an acting role and handed the directorial reins to Robert Rodriguez.

Seth Gecko (George Clooney) has been sprung out of prison by his brother Richie Gecko (Quentin Tarantino) and the pair have robbed a bank which has left numerous police officers, Texas rangers and civilians dead. After blowing up a small shop and murdering 2 more people the pair embark to a motel to figure a plan to get across the border to Mexico to meet up with a criminal contact of theirs.

Trying to hide out from the authorities, a pair of bank-robbers and the family they've taken hostage find the Mexican strip club they're rendezvousing at is the home to a race of vicious vampires and try to fight their way out before they're taken over.This here is an exceptionally enjoyable and entertaining entry with a ton of positives going for it.

In spite of too much blood and violent scenes, this film would be a great entertainment on a Friday night. I found it hard to relate this movie to "Horror" as it is tagged on IMDb: vampires are merely jokes, not even close to an actual threat.

Back in 1996 when i saw this film i recall i liked it and had a lot of fun seeing it with my family. But that was it.

Director Robert Rodriguez and writer Quentin Tarantino make a great team. This marries the splatter fun of Rodriaguez with the delicious dialog from Tarantino.

It started quite good, kind of a natural born killers vibe. The whole vampire thing killed the movie.

Violence, Vampires and Salma Hayek looking so unbearably sexy it's almost annoying to watch but you can't not. Add that with Harvey Keitel and an amazing soundtrack from Tito and Tarantula its very hard not to enjoy this film.