a5c7b9f00b A Texas Ranger is in hot pursuit of the infamous Gecko brothers and their hostages. They all end up trapped in a desert bar secretly run by vampires and discover a vampire conspiracy. If you like shows such&quot;Charmed&quot; and &quot;Buffy&quot; you may also like this,it is basically a bloodier version, with similarly awful dialog, wooden acting, slow pace, and mind-numbing predictability. I hated this show. <br/><br/>On the other hand, the movie of the same name is fantastic and in a completely different league. Watch the movie instead. <br/><br/>p.s. this TV show does contain a mention of a Big Kahuna burger (don&#39;t worry, this is not a spoiler, it is irrelevant to the plot) in a lame attempt to remind us that the movie starred Quentin Tarantino. Maybe the show&#39;s producers don&#39;t care that the burger was famously mentioned in Pulp Fiction and not Dusk Till Dawn, but I do care: if you are going to make references, for goodness sake make the effort to get them right. From Dusk to Dawn was an annoying movie, containing a brilliant, first half - a gritty crime drama - and then taking a bizarre left turn into the supernatural,though an entirely different movie had been grafted on.<br/><br/>The series essentially fixed the movie&#39;s problems. It retained the gritty intensity, but it introduced the supernatural early, rather than springing it on the viewer in mid-stride, and the result was very satisfying.<br/><br/>The second season was a continuation of the first, but was decidedly a lesser creation. There was a lot of weirdness in the first season, with strange visions and a lot of weirdness, and in season 2 most of that&#39;s gone, making it basically a standard crime show with vampires. While I made it to the end of the season, I found myself increasingly disinterested, and didn&#39;t even bother checking out season three.<br/><br/>Rating is for season 1. That&#39;s well worth watching. After that, I wouldn&#39;t bother.
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