#danny trejo

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From Dusk Till Dawn (1996)

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Danny and Walton! I love this picture so much

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Happy Halloween 🎃👻

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FROM DUSK TILL DAWN (1996)

Director: Robert Rodriguez Cinematography: Guillermo Navarro

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Scream King - Danny Trejo

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My mom insisted I include the word talented

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Sean astin wasn’t feeling well and was unable to make it to Fan Expo New Orleans. Danny Trejo stepped in to take his place! 

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Heat - 1995 - Dir. Michael Mann

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The Moment You Find Out That Your Father Is A Rancor Keeper

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Valentine’s Day Is Loading

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In the Scream movies, the fictional horror movie Stab (an in-universe adaptation of the events of Scream) is made by Robert Rodriguez—real world filmmaker of the Mexico/Desperado Trilogy, Spy Kids, Machete, etc.

After Sidney Prescott successfully sues Sunrise Studios for the first 3 Stab movies’ depiction of her life, they’re forced to shift the Stab franchise away from being based on in-universe real events. The subsequent sequels quickly jump the shark, with Stab 5 even involving time travel.

There is an existing trend of horror movies with a quadrillion sequels eventually dipping into crossovers with other franchises (Alien Vs Predator, Freddy Vs Jason, etc.), as well as one of original directors returning to make sequels many years, even decades, after the original—sometimes after several lower quality sequels—in an attempt to revitalize the series (Wes Craven w/ Nightmare on Elm Street, Ridley Scott w/ Alien).

It is also not unprecedented for Robert Rodriguez to connect his films in some way, whether with easter eggs & references, or setting them in the same universe, even reusing entire characters.

Which leads me to this conclusion: there is a possibility that in the Scream universe, Robert Rodriguez returns to the Stab franchise to make a crossover titled Machete Stabs, in which Isador “Machete” Cortez (of Spy Kids & Machete fame), played by Danny Trejo, fights Ghostface.

Thank you for coming to my TED Talk.