From Dusk Till Dawn 3: The Hangman's Daughter (1999)

Very very predictable, including the post credit scene !!!

Please don't spend money on this.

When a movie has you begging for it to end not even half way through it's pure crap. We've all seen this movie and this characters millions of times, nothing new in it. Don't waste your time.

I didn’t really have many expectations going into the movie (good or bad), but I actually really enjoyed it. I really liked the characters and the banter between them.

Some franchises feel stale and wrung out by the time the third effort comes along, but not From Dusk Till Dawn. In fact I'd even be so bold as to say that despite not having quite such a budget and resources as the original Tarantino/Rodriguez splatter party, this prequel almost has more in the way of imagination. The first came out of the gate roaring and paved the way, the second was a more mellow heist orientated flick that incorporated the horror elements in as it went, but the third does something altogether different. It's a period piece, set a hundred years in the past, sometime around the Mexican/American war. When notorious outlaw Johnny Madrid (Marco Leonardi) dodges the hangman's noose and escapes, he brings abused daughter Esmerelda (Ara Celi) along and scrambles for the state line. The ferocious hangman is none too pleased, given the menacing scowl of Maori bad boy Temuerra Morrison, who played Jango Fett in another prequel we all love. Rounding up a posse, he hunts Madrid and his scurvy gang through the terrain. Madrid is unknowingly headed for a far worse danger though, when he and Esmerelda run straight into the iconic Titty Twister bar, dressed up like a frontier whorehouse this time around. Also along for the ride are a group of wagon travellers including a young newlywed couple (Rebecca Gayheart and Lennie Loftin), oddball Ezra (Orlando Jones) and the real life writer Ambrose Bierce, played with alcoholic grit and gallows humour by Michael Parks. Bierce is famous for actually disappearing somewhere in that area back then, and I like how the film cleverly weaves fact and fiction, putting in a commendable effort to make the turn of events fascinating beyond just a serviceable horror level. Danny Trejo also returns, as he must, playing pretty much the same character he did in the first and second, never mind the fact that he keeps dying (you can't really kill Danny, everyone knows this). I love the formula for these films; they always start out with a slower paced, pulp/crime style narrative that suddenly explodes into creature FX, blood orgies and vampire mayhem without much warning. The first was the bank robbers on the run with hostages, the second was the heist crew and the third is a rousing Desperado style actioner that morphs into the horror we all know is coming. Well produced with a lot of love and some real thought put into the story, exciting and provides more than enough for any horror fan. Definitely the better of the two sequels.

From Dusk Till Dawn 3: The Hangman's Daughter(1999) Starring: Michael Parks, Danny Trejo, P. J. Pesce, Marco Leonardi, Rebecca Gayheart, Temuera Morrison, Ara Celi, Sônia Braga, Jordana Spiro, Orlando Jones, Lennie Loftin, Skye Blue, Terence Bridgett, and Danny Keough Directed By: P. J. Pesce Review Hello Kiddies Your pal the crypt critic here with a prequel you might want to sink your teeth into. A lot of kiddies I know hate prequels Star Wars anyone, although I do love Episode III: Revenge of The Sith. But how would you feel about a prequel to the From Dusk Till Dawn Series, know that I've seen all three movies I can catch up on the show, oh goody. But for a prequel this doesn't answer any questions at least in my opinion but hey it's fun. Narrowly escaping death, outlaw Johnny Madrid (Marco Leonardi) is on the run from the hangman (Temuera Morrison), with the hangman's sensuous daughter Esmeralda by his side. Along with Madrid's gang, Johnny and Esmeralda embark on an adventure filled with colorful and unsavory characters who lead them straight into the fight of their lives! The film feels like an exercise of using the same concept in a different location and time period. It works to a certain point, but again no questions are answered, like how did the Danny Trejo barkeep become a vampire and who was the first? But these movies are just for gory fun and that's exactly what this is. I'm giving From Dusk Till Dawn 3 three out of five.

From Dusk till dawn 3.First watch, i love the first movie, i did not like the sequel too much at all but this movie is a Little bit of a mix bag,For the first hour of the movie, it felt like Western movie with no horror elements in the movie at all,I found the those scenes very dull and boring. I was really bored with most of the this movie and i all most turn it off after 45mins of the movie but stuck with it The movie did pick up in the last half hour of the movie.That when it went all horror and action really starts and don't stop until end of the movie, there were some decent gory effect in this movie, which i really liked.The make up effect were really good as well and made some of the vampires look scary and there were one or two funny moment in this movie that laugh at a little.I going to give this movie 5 out of 10

However, what it delivers isn't a little.The prelude, if you will, actually lasts the majority of the movie. The horror doesn't start until very late. Until then it's a violent western tale to be told. And if there was time and money on this project I think it could have delivered a whole lot more.Still doesn't measure up to the first movie, but was a whole lot better than the second one. Besides, Western/Vampire Horror Movie isn't something you see every day and it earns points just for that.I definitely recommend this movie, it's not about to change your world, but it's different enough to be entertaining and imaginative enough to be interesting.