From Dusk till Dawn Page #20
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- 1996
- 108 min
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JACOB:
He backed down.
SETH:
He's smilin' at us. But behind his
smile, he's sayin', "F*** you Jack."
I hear that loud and clear.
JACOB:
What are you going to do?
SETH:
(picking up the whiskey
bottle)
I'm gonna just sit here and drain
this bottle. And when I've drunk the
last drop, if I still feel then, the
way I feel now, I'm gonna take this
bottle and break it over his melon
head.
JACOB:
Before we stepped in here, you told
all of us to be cool. That means
you, too.
SETH:
(tossing it off)
I never said do what I do, I said do
what I say.
JACOB:
Are you so much a f***ing loser, you
can't tell when you've won?
Richard, Kate and Scott both turn to Jacob. Nobody can believe
what he just said. Neither can Seth who calmly lays down his
drinking glass.
SETH:
What did you call me?
JACOB:
Nothing. I didn't make a statement.
I asked a question. Would you like
me to ask it again? Very well. Are
you such a loser you can't tell when
you've won?
(pause)
The entire state of Texas, along
with the FBI, is looking for you.
Did they find you? No. They couldn't.
They had every entrance to the border
covered. There's no way you could
get across. Did you? Yes, you did.
You've won, Seth, enjoy it.
Seth looks at Jacob, then picks up the bottle.
SETH:
Jacob, I want you to have a drink
with me. I insist.
Jacob slides his empty glass over to Seth. Seth pours booze
in Jacob's glass and his own. Both men pick up the glasses.
SETH:
To your family.
JACOB:
To yours.
They both knock 'em back and slap the empty glasses down.
JACOB:
Now, is your sh*t together?
SETH:
Forever together.
Seth turns to Scott.
SETH:
In that camper out there I saw a
guitar. I take it that's yours.
SCOTT:
Yeah, it's mine.
SETH:
Go out and bring it in. I feel a
song coming on.
CUT TO:
Seth sitting at the table, playing guitar, singing Mexican
songs. Some bikers, truckers, and whores have gathered around
their table. Everyone's groovin'. Seth finishes the song.
Everybody applauds.
Razor Charlie behind the bar grabs the greasy microphone
that he uses to announce dancers.
RAZOR CHARLIE:
(announcer voice in
Spanish)
And now for your viewing pleasure.
The Mistress of the Macabre. The
Epitome of Evil. The most sinister
woman to dance on the face of the
earth. Lowly dogs, get on your knees,
bow your heads and worship at the
feet of SANTANICO PANDEMONIUM!
The lights go down low. A light hits the stage. The opening
notes of the Coaster's "Down in Mexico" fills the room.
The crowd hushes up.
And on the stage steps SANTANICO PANDEMONIUM.
This Mexican goddess is beautiful, but not the beauty that
Stendhal described in "As the Promise of Happiness," but the
beauty of the siren who lures men to their doom.
She dances to the raunchy music, not like she owned the stage,
but like she owned the world.
And if the patrons of the Titty Twister are her world, the
world is proud to be her possession.
All activity in the bar, save Santanico, stops. Even the
Fuller/Gecko table falls under her spell. Especially Richard,
Scott and Kate. Seth knows this song and accompanies from
the table with the guitar.
When the music builds to its explosive section.
Santanico LEAPS from the stage, LANDING in the middle of the
room.
She does an eyes-closed voodoo dance in perfect step with
the beat. As the music continues to play, a very f***ed-up
looking Chet P*ssy walks in. He goes over to Razor Charlie
and points at Seth's table, describing what happened.
As the last verse plays, Santanico, like a snake, comes up
from the ground, on top of the Fuller/Gecko table.
Richard, Kate and Scott are enraptured.
Santanico scans the table, zeroing in on our boy Richard.
While moving her body to the music, she lifts up the whisky
bottle from the table, and pours the whiskey down her leg.
She lifts up her foot, with the whiskey dripping from her
toes, and sticks it in Richard's face.
SANTANICO:
(to Richard in Spanish)
Drink up.
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