Director(s): P.J. Pesce

Writer(s): Alvaro Rodeiguez

Cast: Marco Leonardi, Michael Parks, Rebecca Gayheart, Ara Celi

Synopsis & Review: In the true spirit of a trillogy comes From Dusk Till Dawn 3: The Hangmans Daughter. Sometimes the best place to start is at the begining. Set in the old west, an outlaw ( Marco Leonardi) has just been saved from the clutches of the wicked hangman. While escaping, the outlaw kidnaps the hangmans daughter (thus the clever title).

With the Hangmans daughter as prisoner, the outlaw and his posse head off, they hijack a stagecoach, and they try to hide from the Hangman's search parties who is now hunting them.

In an attempt to avoid capture, the outlaw and his prisoner/girlfriend (who has a little secret) go to a tavern in the middle of nowhere. Filled with theives, vagabonds, travelers, a preacher and his wife, this place seems like the perfect place to hide for the night. That is if they can last the night. Lone behold this is no ordinary bar, but the place that will become the famous Titty Tister in the future.

Once night falls the shit hits the fan so to speak, and our fun begins.

Can the outlaw and the hangman co-operate make it through the night? Seesh, all this over the hangmans daughter, is it really worth it. This film is much better than the second installment of the series. A good ol' western story, filled with guns, horses, women and vampires. Ya gotta love the old west.