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From dusk till dawn 3: Hangman's daughter
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From Quentin Tarantino the director of Pulp fiction and Robert Rodriguez the director of Desperado comes this thrilling horror prequel.
It is 100 years before the original film and Mexico is in the grip of a bandito massacre... infamous outlaw, Johnny Madrid, has just escaped the gallows, taking captive his hangman's sensuous daughter, Esmeralda.
As a frantic Madrid makes his way across Mexico's parched, unpopulated deserts, he also takes a stagecoach hostage - in it, a newlywed couple and famous American author Ambrose Bierce (a true-life character who actually went missing in Mexico, never to be heard from again). Together the group takes refuge for the night in an isolated whorehouse run by Quixtla, high priestess of vampires... and she's on the hunt for fresh meat. Once the sun goes down, the blood begins to flow. Featuring the same shotgun shooting style and hyperactive action as El mariachi and Desperado, this is one prequel that's better, bolder and bloodier than the original.
Persons of interest
- Marco Leonardi .... Johnny Madrid
- Michael Parks .... Ambrose Bierce
- Temuera Morrison .... The Hangman
- Rebecca Gayheart .... Mary Newlie
- Ara Celi .... Esmeralda/Santanico Pandemonium
- Lennie Loftin .... John Newlie
- Sonia Braga .... Quixtla
- Orlando Jones .... Ezra Traylor
- Danny Trejo .... Razor Charlie
- Jordana Spiro .... Catherine Reece
- Kevin Smith .... Joaquin
- Terence Bridgett .... Chato
- Mickey Giacomazzi .... Erasmo
- Alrano Rodriguez .... Screenwriter
- PJ Pesce .... Director
Cinematic intelligence sources
- From dusk till dawn 3: Hangman's daughter official movie site
- See also From dusk till dawn, From dusk till dawn 2: Texas blood money
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Theatrical report
Since From dusk till dawn 3: Hangman's daughter takes place 100 years before the first one, the temple that will one day support the bar is smaller, or is covered in more sand. Likewise, the plot is a little more solid than its predecessor.
Security censorship classification
R 18+ (Horror theme, medium level violence)
Surveillance time
85 minutes (1:25 hours)
Not for public release in Australia before date
VHS rental: 19 December 2000
Disc: 2 December 2010
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