Director Robert Rodriguez’s 1996 film From Dusk Till Dawn is still a vampire fan favorite. Written by Quentin Tarantino the film is set in a strip club where the dancers are looking to get more than dollars out of their patrons. After two feature length sequels and three seasons of a television series, it looks like Rodriguez is still thirsty for more blood.
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GamesRadar+ broke the news after Rodriguez spoke to their sister publication SFX Magazine, to promote his new Netflix movie, We Can Be Heroes. Robert Rodriguez revealed that he and Tarantino still own the rights to the story.
“Over here, I have my own television network [El Rey]. So I had a television network here. And I needed to create programming, so Quentin [Tarantino] and I still control the rights to it. So I went, ‘Oh, wow, I’d love to expand the story of Santánico Pandemonium, and the whole Aztec vampire lore for my network’,” he explained.
“And then internationally it was just put out as a Netflix original, I think is probably how you saw it. But here it was an original series for my television network, action television network called El Rey, which is, you know, the place they’re trying to get to at the end of Dusk Till Dawn so it fits perfectly [laughs]. That was originally why we did it, so we did three seasons of that.
“And now we’re looking towards, we’re developing an animated Dusk till Dawn” Rodriguez added. While we don’t have any details surrounding the series. We can probably expect it to follow the previous From Dusk Till Dawn series that aired for three seasons.
Thats all we know about the next chapter of From Dusk Till Dawn for now. Be sure to follow ScaryNerd for more of all things horror.
