Daniel Robert Epstein: Rob Zombie - The Devil's Rejects

I thought Al Pachino was in Taxi driver?

I thought Al Pachino was in Taxi driver?

It fuckin echoed

[Edited on Jul 22, 2005 by LonnieKraze]

Who cares if the ending is spoiled? You still get to see the blood, gore and deviance leading up to the end! Yes! Secondly, Rob is devastatingly handsome, seems intelligent, and loves zombies, blood, gore and deviance...what more could a girl ask for? Lucky wife!

Nope, it was DeNiro, sorry Rob...

Nope, it was DeNiro, sorry Rob...

It fuckin echoed again, What the f....

[Edited on Jul 22, 2005 by LonnieKraze]

I just got home from watching the Devil's Rejects.....

What can I say but HOLY FUCK!

This makes House of a 1000 Corpses look tame in comparison.

At the theatre I watched it at (Edwards Cinema in Temecula, CA), HALF of the lame ass audience fucking walked out! They were shocked and revolted!

heh-heh-heh.

This is the most brutal movie I have seen in years. I thought SAW was pretty fuckin brutal, but this edges it out!

Gotta love Rob Zombie!

i would have loved to have been their to see that.

i just got home from the movies, and i have to say i absolutely loved the devil's rejects. fuck, i loved everything rob did with the movie. out of all the great things rob did with this movie, i'd have to say his use of music was my favorite. though, i do have one small complaint. after googling devil's rejects i saw a few stills, and i was expecting to see a few things that weren't in the movie. i don't want to give too much away to those who haven't seen the movie, but maybe those missing bits-n-pieces i was expecting will show up in the dvd. now i'm off to bed, so i can have dreams about sheri moon.



[Edited on Jul 23, 2005 by Mythony]

I love the fact that ppl walked out. There was a totally obnoxious ass sittin beside me askin me shit and talkin durin the movie, and he kept doin this fake laugh. I am glad he didnt like the movie, hahaha sucka!
I like it, i like it alot.

i have to go see it again. it was an incredible sequel and for stories sake for the love of all things holy watch house of 1000 corpses first because the majority of the audience i could tell was clueless. (edited to add, at least a dozen people went to the box office requesting their money back because the movie made no sense to them and they thought it was boring [how? you tell me..], so watch the first one and dont be that guy)

i was surrounded by "narrators" that just kept doing the "oh no he's not!","he better not!", "oh hell no he did! oh jesus he did!"... the whole movie....

the twist near the end was absolutely brilliant and very inspiring

what i thought was so great about this film without giving it away anymore than it already has is it shows them as people not just brutal killers. you really have to stay loose about who to root for on this one.

[Edited on Jul 23, 2005 by Cynicality360]

there were so many familiar faces in that movie.

"chinese, japanese, dirty knees, look at these."

Holy fucking shit! I cant beleive that guy that did the interview put in the part about the ending DAMN IT I wish I never read this artiaaaaaaahhahaah

p.s. I also love his perspective on the music industry.

Agreed!

There's a huge fuckin poster for this movie just up the road from my house opposite the newsagents.

I was buying cigarettes when I first saw it, I grabbed my brother outside the shop, pointed and went "Hey it's ROB ZOMBIE!" and he looked psyched for a second and went "WHERE??!"

..then I felt bad.

OK, knowing the ending didn't really ruin it too much for me, it just kinda dragged out the ending too much. I was thinking "OK, this is a really cool scene, but get to it already".

i saw this movie last night and i think it's a new favorite.
holy fuck was it good.
and sheri moon...
the sound track was perfect too.

speaking of saw, the second one will be out this fall.

[Edited on Jul 26, 2005 by the_other_keith]

I saw the movie, it was great. Rob Zombie didn't say enough to ruin the ending. It's more of how it all happens, than what happens.

I wonder how he reconciled his feelings about re-makes when he decided to re-make Halloween only a couple years after this interview.