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From Dusk Till Dawn 2: Texas Blood Money

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A veteran criminal planning a major bank robbery, Buck (Robert Patrick) assembles a team to pull off the heist. When the fugitive Luther (Duane Whitaker) travels to meet the crew in Mexico, he unexpectedly ends up near a bar in the middle of the desert and gets turned into a vampire by one of the establishment's fang-sporting regulars. Before long, Luther joins his fellow felons at the bank, but his newfound blood-sucking ways result in plenty of fierce human and vampire conflict.
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Felix Vasquez Jr. Cinema Crazed Oct 10, 2013
A rotten pseudo-follow up to the dynamic first film... Go to Full Review
Emanuel Levy EmanuelLevy.Com Dec 18, 2004
3/5
Bryant Frazer Bryant Frazer's Deep Focus Nov 17, 2003
2/5
Fred Topel About.com Jul 14, 2003
0/5
No fun, no thrills, no scares in this half-hearted straight-to-video schlock. Go to Full Review
Pablo Villaça Cinema em Cena May 7, 2003
1/5
Pior do que o ridculo roteiro, s mesmo a insistncia do pssimo diretor Scott Spiegel em usar cmeras subjetivas absurdas durante todo o filme. Go to Full Review
Brian Mckay eFilmCritic.com Mar 19, 2003
2/5
Weak direct-to-video ripoff of the original (and awesome) film. Go to Full Review
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Robert P @Superbad 5 days ago This movie is only worthy of 1 star! See more B P @Bradster69 Sep 2, 2026 Not Bad, but Not My Favorite See more T M @RT55749265 Jun 14, 2026 Who needed a sequel? The first film was a hit up until the vampire night club. This one puts the vampires front and centre pretty early. Which is a good idea. This is shlocky horror knowing its what it is. I can forgive some underwhelming acting and some cheesy special effects because its not trying to be anything but a b-movie. And it is short. If you've really got nothing to do... See more Петър Д @PetarDamyanov Jan 22, 2026 This movie is so underrated! I recommend it with my whole heart See more bob t @RT89536276 Jan 11, 2026 It's a bad movie, but it's super entertaining and goofy. Robert Patrick is a real highlight of this movie. See more Jared E @RottenLatinos88 Oct 15, 2025 Not a big Quentin Tarantino fan, really don't like the overblown cast of the first movie, I find this cast much more tolerable. Movie is a fun easy watch, goofy, vampire based horror. As with most Tarantino movies it's more about the setting, the clothes and the music. See more Read all reviews
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Synopsis A veteran criminal planning a major bank robbery, Buck (Robert Patrick) assembles a team to pull off the heist. When the fugitive Luther (Duane Whitaker) travels to meet the crew in Mexico, he unexpectedly ends up near a bar in the middle of the desert and gets turned into a vampire by one of the establishment's fang-sporting regulars. Before long, Luther joins his fellow felons at the bank, but his newfound blood-sucking ways result in plenty of fierce human and vampire conflict.
Director
Scott Spiegel
Producer
Michael S. Murphey, Meir Teper, Gianni Nunnari
Distributor
Dimension Home Video
Production Co
A Band Apart, Los Hooligans Productions, Dimension Films
Rating
R
Genre
Horror
Original Language
English
Release Date (Theaters)
Mar 16, 1999, Wide
Release Date (Streaming)
May 23, 2016
Runtime
1h 28m
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