From Dusk Till Dawn Series Explained - Ancient Snake Vampires

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I hope you enjoyed this video about the snake like vampires from the from dusk till dawn television series. I want to cover AHS, the howling, near dark and some other movies and topics soon. Always let me know if there's anything you want me to cover!

Music by Karl Casey @ White Bat Audio on youtube
& Cogan Lollins

#vampire #movie

Timestamps
0:00 Introduction
0:54 Origin of Culebra
3:50 Santanico Pandemonium
12:43 The 9 Lords and Culebra
23:04 Carlos and Amaru
31:15 El Rey
33:48 Final Thoughts

[stainshield]

I noticed that The Vampires in The TV Show are very different than the ones from The Movie, because it seems like the ones in The Movie have no souls whereas the ones from The TV Show still have souls.

[manganeko]

And another thing: two brothers in labyrinth... It sound like mayan myth of jaguar brothers: Xbalanque and Hanahpu!

[roderick]

Man I wished this show had got a fourth season I was all into this show and I was bummed when this show didn't get a fourth season also this show was how I was introduced to Eiza Gonzalez before she started being in a whole bunch of movies

[mathiascroqvist]

"It's a goddamned disco ball again." That line literally killed me with laughter!

[ryanmahaffie]

So I think my take on the snake venom affecting vamps in this show is that; since most snake venoms attack red blood cells and clotting, if that gets into the stomach of a vampire, it's not going to go well. Their digestive systems are probably changed up somewhat, so the venom disturbs THAT process somehow, not their own bloodstream.
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I spend too much time thinking about this stuff

[angelaholmes]

I absolutely enjoyed the tv series it was very intriguing i liked how much they explained the mythology

[mysteryman]

Our sweet Cogan has blessed us with more scrumptious vampire lore

[jaredrobinson]

I was real young when I watched the first movie, Man guitar still got me fucked up. But these are some really interesting vampires I love the unique lore.

[scottduncan]

maybe Malvado was the snake that went into her mouth, as weird as that sounds. and before anyone says it's the same snake in the vase they find, no the 2 snakes are completely different looking. and given the lords have a special snake inside them, maybe he shed his human form in order to transform her. plus when we see her coming back to the temple, she almost looks possessed, like someone else was in the driver seat at the moment

[ellaberintodejuan]

There’s this videogames called “Evil West” that has vampires as the enemies. It would be cool for you to cover it possibly one day

[xavierzabie]

This is great I love this. Definitely makes me want to watch it again. A few problems:
1. Xibalba is the Mayan underworld. Supernatural places like that tend to have rulers and tend to be their own entity in of themselves. Hades is a good example. Also, remember in a lot of federal court cases it's [X person] vs The United States. A place can be sued as well as make decision's too.
2. The whole point of the poisoning was that they aren't human still. So they can be affected by things that humans are not affected by. Aka snake venom being ingested as opposed to injected into the blood stream. Also it just paralyzed them so that they could be killed if I remember right.
3. I could've sworn there was a whole half an episode where they explain Malvado's role in the ritual. I think it was with the replacement that he tried to make of Santanico. Could be wrong, hence why I'm watching it again.
4. Carlos got the ability to never die by drinking the ancient blood at the end of season 2.
5. Opinion here - good the professor is in Xibalba, he's both always wanted to go and deserves to be there. Incase you missed all the messed up stuff he did in season 2.

[manganeko]

Interesting is that this series is strongly inspired by Mayan and Aztec myths, where is one of few true vampire bats in mythology! And of course this vampires aren't bats XD

[jayja]

Man cogan is the goat of vampire videos hands down

[mrtso]

I was wondering when you'd start looking into the From Dusk Till Dawn Vampires, it's interesting looking at the Aztec Vampires cause we all know about the European versions of Vampires, Also Can you look into the Lore of The Interview with a Vampire versions next that'd be awesome 👌

[Sijo]

Thank you Cogan for your explaination of From Dusk Til Dawn the series. This is my favorite tV series. I love take the time to explain each detail in every video you cover. Your explaination of the show now makes a lot of sense. I like how you fill in the gaps that alot of us miss when watching. By far your best explaination covered series

[MJ-gmsl]

It is worth noting that the idea of ​​vampires as snakes appeared in The Lair of the White Worm a 1988 supernatural horror comedy loosely based on the 1911 Bram Stoker novel of the same name, it follows the residents in and around a rural English manor that are tormented by an ancient priestess after the skull of a serpent that she worships is unearthed by an archaeologist. I recommend it as a fan of vampire films

[chew]

I loved this show so much. I haven’t seen it in a while, I guess I’ll have to rewatch it

[Lonewolfdark]

It's about time I actually get to watching this tv series.

[encognitusmaximus]

Cogan comes in clutch with another video!

[wintersking]

So, so many references to Aztec and Mayan mythology in this story it's nuts