History Recap / FilmRerollFromDuskTillDawn

-->'''Scott''': Did you say- did you just silence me, did you have ''[[LargeHam the]] '''[[LargeHam balls...]]''''' [[LargeHam to]] ''[[LargeHam SILENCE]] '''[[LargeHam ME?!]]''''' [[PokeThePoodle Have another beer, okay, because...]]

* SparedByTheAdaptation:
** Richie lives far longer than his movie counterpart, but is eventually killed by a vampirised Kate, who rips his heart out.
** In the film, Santánico Pandemonium was one of the ''first'' vampires to die. Here, she's one of the ''last.''

* AndShowItToYou: "Katarina" rips Richie’s heart out. The humans also get in on this, as once they've realized the vampires are MadeOfPlasticine they realize they can punch straight in and rip out the beasts' hearts. Frost makes his grand entrance into the plot by tearing out two hearts at once and calling for his friend Claude to "Shishkebab!"

* {{Determinator}}: Both Jacob and Scott Fuller, both of which keep fighting for several rounds after recieving life-threatening injuries. The former manages to crush a vampire's heart under the weight of his own, dying body, while the latter -- despite all odds -- actually manages to ''survive'' the campaign.

* AFormYouAreComfortableWith: Santánico seems to have something like this going on, as Katherine becomes increasingly convinced that she is actually her mother, having come BackFromTheDead.

* AndShowItToYou: "Katarina" rips Richie’s heart out.

* HydePlaysJekyll: Kate pretends that she's turned back to normal the death of Santánico, allowing her to fake a FreakOut and [[VillainExitStageLeft literary leave the scene.]]

* LoopholeAbuse: When Jacob Fuller tells his son they're dealing with vampires, Paulo (due to the fact that Scott was mildly meta-gaming) tells him to make an intelligence roll to know for sure that's what they're dealing with. Scott decides to try and use religious knowledge... [[SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome only for Paulo to point out the Bible doesn't have anything about vampires]].

* ForWantOfANail:
** The path Katherine Fuller takes that results in her becoming a vampire queen starts with her needing to find a bathroom to go pee.
*** Not only that, but once the Fullers run into Santánico back behind the main stage, Jacob Fuller winds up failing a Detect Lies roll to see if she's legit, which prompts Tim to ask ''Kara'' to roll Detect Lies for Katherine. [[NiceJobBreakingItHero And because it was a Crit Fail,]] Kara concludes that Katherine had decided [[WrongGenreSavvy she had encountered the reincarnation of her dead mother.]]
*** And then, there's the PointOfNoReturn: Right as Katherine is nearing the end of the vampirification procress, Paulo has Kara roll Will to try and resist falling to the Dark Side. A failed roll prompts her to use Luck... and one of the rolls being ''another'' Crit Fail causes her to decide to [[FaceHeelTurn give in]][[note]]and, ''because'' it was a Crit Fail, ''that'' causes Paulo to decide to make Katherine a Queen Vampire[[/note]].
** Joz failing a Fright Check right when the BarBrawl starts to kick off, and the vampires start making themselves known, has two negative side effects: Not only does it cause Richie to lock up in shock for ''several'' rounds[[note]]effectively taking him out for the remainder of Part 1, and a portion of Part 2[[/note]], but it causes him to miss the fact that Katherine got turned. This ultimately costs him his life.

* DoubleStandardRapeFemaleOnMale: [[InvertedTrope Inverted]] and [[DiscussedTrope discussed.]] Joz feels that Richie isn't given much flak InUniverse for [[VillainProtagonist being a registered sex offender,]] and wonders how other grindhouse movies would portray a woman with a similar past. (Though the other players point out that he mostly hangs out with the kind of shady criminals who ''wouldn't'' care about such things, including his brother, who's only mad at him [[PragmaticVillainy because his behavior increases the risk of them getting caught.]] Then there's the fact that the Fullers -- and the hostage he and his brother briefly kidnapped in the film -- are clearly creeped out by him, [[AmbiguousDisorder that he seems to have some kind of mental deficiency,]] and that he's given [[AssholeVictim a very brutal death scene.]])

*** Not only that, but once the Fullers run into Santánico back behind the main stage, Scott Fuller winds up failing a Detect Lies roll to see if she's legit, which prompts Tim to ask ''Kara'' to roll Detect Lies for Katherine. [[NiceJobBreakingItHero And because it was a Crit Fail,]] Kara concludes that Katherine had decided [[WrongGenreSavvy she had encountered the reincarnation of her dead mother.]]

* BlatantLies: Paulo would like to let you all know that Frost's buddy [[OriginalCharact Claude]] is 100% from the original movie.

* AdaptedOut: In the film, an larger swarm of vampires appear after the ones in the bar have been slain. They may have been cut to avoid EndingFatigue, and to give the protagonists a chance to survive.

* HydePlaysJekyll: Kate pretends that she's turned back to normal the death of Santánico, allowing her to fake a FreakOut and [[VillainExitStageLeft literary leave the scene.]]

Starring Jon Miller as Seth Gecko, Jocelyn "Joz" Vammer as Richard "Richie" Gecko, Scott Aiello as Jacob Fuller, Kara “Pitr” Strait as Katherine "Kate" Fuller, Timothy E. "Tim" Nolan ([[FirstAppearance First Full Appearance]]) as Scott Fuller and Paulo Quiros as the Dungeon Master.

Starring Jon Miller as Seth Gecko, Jocelyn "Joz" Vammer as Richard "Richie" Gecko, Scott Aiello as Jacob Fuller, Pitr Strait as Katherine "Kate" Fuller, Timothy E. "Tim" Nolan ([[FirstAppearance First Full Appearance]]) as Scott Fuller and Paulo Quiros as the Dungeon Master.

** After proclaiming herself queen, Pitr wonders [[Recap/FilmRerollHomewardBoundTheIncredibleJourney if there are any sheep nearby she could ride around on.]]

* NastyParty: Much like in the film, the Titty Twister bar is a trap set by vampires to lure in unsuspecting prey. Pitr and Tim had not seen said movie, and were genuinely surprised by this reveal.
* OneSteveLimit: [[AvertedTrope Averted,]] sort of. The character Scott Fuller has the same first name as Scott Aiello, who plays his father here. Meanwhile, his sister Katherine is played by Pitr Strait, who (at the time) was also married to a woman with that name.

** Pitr mentions the GeorgeLucasAlteredVersion of Film/ReturnOfTheJedi, feeling that while the jazz number in Jabba's palace maybe wasn't the ''worst'' change done to a Franchise/StarWars movie, it was by far [[DenserAndWackier the weirdest.]]

* UnfortunateNames: Pitr feels that both the [[InherentlyFunnyWords Gecko]] brothers and [[NamesToRunAwayFrom/DemonsOrAngels Santánico Pandemonium]] are victims of this trope.

* OneSteveLimit: [[AvertedTrope Averted,]] sort of. The character Scott Fuller has the same first name as Scott Aiello, who plays his father here. Meanwhile, his sister Katherine is played by Pitr Strait, who's also married to a woman with that name.

* PronounTrouble: Paulo refers to several of the female dancers as "he," perhaps simply because he's not used to using female {{Mooks}}. It's eventually decided that there *is* [[TheOneGuy one single male dancer,]] who was [[HandWave simply never caught on camera in the original film.]]

* PronounTrouble: Paulo refers to several of the female dancers as "he," perhaps simply because he's not used to using female {{Mooks}}. It's eventually decided that there *is* [[ThatOneGuy one single male dancer,]] who was [[HandWave simply never caught on camera in the original film.]]

* HypotheticalCasting: The players suggest that Claude [[TheDanza should be played]] by Creator/JeanClaudeVanDamme.

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