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Rob has always been fascinating to me. Like he’s been with Sheri Moon for twenty years without a cheating scandal (no small feat for a rock star) and he’s against animal cruelty. He just seems like a cool standup dude.
I worked at a movie theater in 2008 and dressed up as the Joker during the opening weekend for the dark knight. Rob Zombie was there with his wife and they both complimented my costume. it meant a lot to me at the time and still does. Thank you rob for being the awesome crazy uncle of rock and roll.
Rob made the Halloween films in and around Georgia. I was fortunate enough to be a PA for them. He’s the absolute best “celeb” I have ever met. Incredibly kind, laid back and gracious. It was like working with a friend. Sherri was the same. I’ll support everything he ever does wholeheartedly.
Hellbilly Deluxe is a 10/10 record. There's no skips on that record. It's the perfect marriage of horror and industrial and even still is heavy as hell (no pun intended). In addition, his live shows are still some of the most impressive and immersive shows around, between the video screens, monsters, art design, etc. It's a perfect sense overload.
That was the first album I ever owned, got it when I was about 7, it kicked off my lifelong love of metal and I think still holds up to this day. My favorite track off it changed many times over the years, but eventually landed on Return of the Phantom Stranger.
His shows are so memorable. I still reminisce on the ones I saw. Not to mention he's cool as shit, the way he interacts with the crowd and everything. From everything I've seen and heard he's just a down to earth and all around cool dude.
Robert Zombie was by far the best concert experience I’ve ever had. My friend and I purchased last minute nosebleeds on the highway, tickets had dropped to half price since the show already started. When we got to the arena they told us our section was closed, so we could either get new seats, or upgrade to the standing floor. Needless to say we bullrushed to the front of the pit while Marilyn Manson was opening and had the best time. The visuals like you said were unreal. The standing room tickets were $300 and we got in for $20!
I bought Hellbilly Deluxe when it first came out and tried to sneak it into the house since my mom has strong Christian beliefs. I got caught, and she went in her usual "this is the devil rant." When she paused for a breathe I said "mom, this isn't about religion. He's a giant nerd, like me. He's singing about horror movies." She loved The Munsters and when I told her Dragula was about the car she laughed and said "well, it sounds like noise to me, so don't play it to loud. I guess it's ok." 😅😅
The album which has quite a satanic looking zombie that looks everything that every Christian parent wants to stay away from all in one picture? That's one?
Of all the edgy acts out there to be worried about, Rob Zombie probably shouldn't even make the list. Then again, there are some porn themes in his music, too, like the intro to "More Human Than Human".
I’m surprised you didn’t mention his addition to Beavis & Butthead Do America. He animated the desert scene. Which is pretty cool since he credits the show from helping them get exposure early on.
I love how his place on 'Cribs' was so obviously his - it looked exactly like how you would expect it to. I love the idea of having mad bank and just make it look like what a horror obsessed teen boy would make. 🙂
I saw Marilyn Manson and Rob Zombie a few years ago in concert (I went for MM), but was absolutely blown away by Rob Zombie. What an amazing show that man puts on. Just incredible. I barely remember MM lol
Except for he can't sing for shit live yeah great shows. I likes him better in White Zombie but still if you watch any live recordings the vocal style of his albums doesn't translate well at all in a live setting
I was a little too young to get into rob zombie in his prime days, so he was off my radar for a long time. Saw him live once and he absolutely put on one of the greatest shows I’ve ever seen. Absolutely brilliant.
I feel like doing one of these on Rammstein would be really cool from you. They have unmatched music videos and live shows, incredibly prolific career, managed to hit mainstream success in a language other than English, and I’d also just like to hear your thoughts on them, I don’t know if if I’ve ever heard you discuss them 🧐
I love Zombie's Halloween. I love Carpenter's Halloween. They're completely different and feed my need for horror in ever way possible. Carpenter's suspense, pacing and dread and Zombie's malevolence, violence and gore. Perfect complements to one another.
Zombie's Halloween movies, their biggest flaw is their tie to that franchise. They have almost nothing to do with it, and are really just Rob Zombie originals, for the most part. If viewed that way, they do hold up better.
carpenter gave us the mystique and suspense, Rob gave us the gruesome details on "how monsters are made". i prefer Rob's Halloween films purely on realism and brutality.
I became a metalhead because of Rob Zombie. I was introduced to his music when I played Twisted Metal 3 and 4. Classic games with great soundtracks but my favorite songs were the ones made by Rob. Also, watched House of 1000 Corpses and it was pretty cool. I remember watching when I was in middle school and recently watched it again and it was pretty solid. The Halloween movies he made were OK I'd say.
Same here, met Rob Zombie's music thanks to "Twisted Metal" and "Nightmare Creatures" games, the opening themes -Meet the Creeper and Demonoid Phenomenon, respectively- just delightful.
@@999monder Love twisted 3. I'll kill anyone with Spectre. Lol I got very good at shooting while moving fast. Road rash 3D and their was a kick ass freestyle MX game, that had some great jams on it.?
One of the best stage shows I've ever seen. I remember he had 5 or 6 different costumes throughout the show, walked around the whole arena while John 5 solo'd, played all the good songs, couple covers, couple White Zombie tracks, was nothing short of awesome
I grew up listening to rob zombie and Korn from my big sister. When I was 14 my brother showed me the devils rejects and by the time I was 16 I was obsessed. My brother took me to see rob zombie and Alice copper on my 16th birthday and I even ended up catching a pick from the bassist. It still is a super fond birthday memory and I still love watching the movies and jamming out on road trips.
I love that he reinvents himself when the opportunity happens and is totally fine at closing the door when he feels it's over. The best example I have is when he hired John 5 for a tour and said "this is just a one off, I'm done", or something similar. And then they go on to form a massive bond and new cycle of his music style.
Another thing I respect about Rob Zombie is his attitude of "listen, I'm gonna do something weird. I'm not 100% sure everyone is going to like it, but I'm sure someone will because I do"
Awesome video!! I interviewed ROB ZOMBIE for Girls and CORPSES Magazine, promoting 31. He gave me a great interview. Rob rocks as hard as he works and he works overtime!!!! He's one of the hardest working Madmen in show business!!! Thank you for giving him the props he deserves! 🤘🤘
I've never really been a huge fan of his music or movies, but I've always respected the hell out of Rob. How can you not? Like you said, hes just a guy that kept doing what he loved and became successful. It's definitely inspiring.
"Supercharger Heaven" is still one of my favorite White Zombie songs. I was 15 when it came out. That song is what got me to like the band and Rob Zombie as a solo artist.
On release day of house of 1000 corpses rob zombie and his wife Sheri came to my best buy in richfield MN. I was the manager of media (God that sounds like I'm old) and he had a huge line of people to sign the movie. He was only suppose to be there 2 or 3 hours but he made an announcement over the intercom that he needs a 30 minute lunch break but he will stay until everyone got there signature. Very very cool dude who definitly didn't need to do that.
No mention of El Superbeasto?! The film is a banger! Not to mention that giant robot he was on stage with is IN that movie. Lol That movie is the very reason I desperately want Rob Zombie to do ANY adaptation of the graphic novel "The Goon". I mean it feels like it'd be a slam dunk for him. I LOVE White Zombie and have since Soul Crusher. I will say the 1st time I actually remember SEEING them is in the movie "Air Heads" with a concert scene and they BLEW my mind. Thanks for posting. This was a great watch.
I've been scrolling for a mention of el superbeasto for so long I started to think there was another Rob zombie and I was thinking of the wrong one lmao that movie is a blast everytime
@@Entityyy303 I see you are a fellow person of culture. ☺. Lol. But yes that movie is HILARIOUS and easily one of the best "adult" animated films I've seen to date.
What an artistic talent. I’m not a huge horror fan, but loved the devil’s rejects at the time. Sherry was just captivating to my sick young mind. A bouquet of dead flowers to Rob for making his own dreams come true!🥀
i have been doing my own thing with my own terms for 9 years now love the thing you said in the end about just keep grinding and simply refuse to accept defeat very inspiering for me as was this whole video thanks man i will remember you when i'm up there in the top of the game!
I still have vivid memories of being 4 years old, living in England, listening to Hellbilly Deluxe while my parents were having house parties with their military friends late at night. Was scared of some of the noises in some of the songs, but still loved it. Then later got into White Zombie in high school. He's the first artist that comes to my mind when I think of the 90s. Very nostalgic, makes me sad lol
Hello from Massachusetts! Great video Finn, as usual. Small thing for pronunciation’s sake, Rob’s hometown of Haverhill is pronounced “HAY-vrill” by locals. A lot of MA city/town names don’t pronounce all of the letters
Rob Zombie is a cool guy and honestly, House Of 1000 Corpses is among my favorite horror movies of all time, I like the whole grungy aesthetic of the movie and the fact that the atmosphere and general tone of the movie reminds me of a haunted house is something I really enjoy as well.
"OBSCURE HORROR MOVIE?" dude. That movie is legendary. I realize NOW, if you say "White Zombie" the first thought is, "oh yeah that band" - but the movie was absolutely a common thing prior before the band.
Sheri Moon was my childhood best friends first cousin. The early 2000s was epic with all the access gained to his east coast shows and movie premieres!! Even made it onto the tour bus with the full band & all the goodies during an ozzfest concert! Damn good memories! Rob is a stand up dude all around
I love Rob's podcast with Joe Rogan. The way he tells his own story, he sounds like a fuckup that made it to the top by doing whatever the hell he felt like doing, even in the apparent face of failure.
White Zombie gave off this vibe of "i dont give a fuck what you think because my personal chaos is more than your corporate order could ever contain". it sounds raw, and the listener can Feel that it's intentional. self-proclaiming rebel shit, VERY experimental. in laymen's terms, he has a taste so strong it has it's own plot armor.
I always loved his music, but when he started making movies...DAMN!! House of 1000 corpses and devil's rejects are 2 of my favorite horror flicks! His style is so unique and cool, I showed my teenage son his movies and he loves them too!
Rob Zombie is amazing. I had the pleasure of seeing him in concert before the C19 pandemic. It was a complete experience! Lights, pyro, bubbles, inflatable aliens, set decorations, everything!
I remember seeing him back in the day couldn't miss it cuz I was a huge zombie fan, but Korn played after him and it had to suck for Korn on that tour following zombie, cuz after zombie put on the coolest stage show I've ever seen, Korn came out and kinda just had strippers in hanging cages with their music videos playing on screens
When I was 13 I thought la sexorcisto was the most evil most badass album ever made. This was before I got into black metal and slayer so it definitely left a print and I often revisit it to this day 15 years later and it holds up so well.
I love his movies unironically. They're always just dirty shitshows. I always feel like I need to shower after them lol. I was pretty let down when I saw him live back in 2019. He sounded so out of breath and cut the last words of every line short to snag a breath before the next line.
Beat way to describe his movies. I once legit watched 3 of his movies in a row and had to shut the tv off and just go for a long walk in nature and just clear my head
I’ve seen him twice, his most recent headlining tour his vocals actually sounded really good. Both times though I’ve really enjoyed his show though. I feel like him and his band put a lot into their stage presence and make the show enjoyable.
@@sergioaguilar2135 His work always makes me feel like I've been wallowing around in filth for months with a squalid central valley commune somewhere in Antelope Valley. It sucks that I also think he's a hack, but gotdang is his story inspiring.
I salute Rob Zombie. I remember the humble beginnings of White Zombie and saw them open the infamous Mother 93 show. And many years later saw him play with Steve Jones and Duff Mckagan at the Johnny Ramone tribute at Hollywood Forever Cemetery the year Tommy died. They screened The Devil's Rejects. (One of my fave movies of all time.) He's truly a genius. Something to mention.... He designed a Halloween Attraction a couple years in a row at Universal Studios So Cal. Best work out music to this day by my book. Another great video Finn.
I have now seen him twice in concert. I will never go to a better concert I believe. It is a whole experience and so much fun every time. I will go to his concerts as long as he has them. He is one of the coolest people on this world.
He should do a movie about the feral cannibal tribes that inhabit and hideout in several national parks and prey on lone hikers and outdoorsmen. This is why so many people go missing every year.
Dude released three back-to-back no-skip albums in a row: Hellbilly Deluxe, The Sinister Urge, and Educated Horses, with that last one also blessing us with the song Lords of Salem, which is a 10/10 heavy-duty masterpiece.
Rob made two back-to-back no skip albums. La Sexorcisto and Astro-Creep. His solo albums are everything from mediocre to rehashed garbage. When Dragula first hit the radio, I heard that opening dance/stripper beat I knew Rob was going full-blown mainstream. The teenyboppers loved it though.
I wanted to be rob zombie when I was a little kid. Seeing him on tv late at night was my first exposure to the industrial look and I’ve never stopped loving it
I remember dropping acid when I was 13 by myself and listening to La Sexorcisto on headphones and tripping balls and just staring at the art work. Love that album.
The artwork on astrocreep 2000 is *chef's kiss*. How he incorporated the lyrics in the drawings is beautiful. Remember just sitting on my recliner next to my boom box with headphones on and just reading along the lyrics to that albulm. My kids would never understand how much more u got for ur money buying albums back then, astrocreep 2000 my favorite albulm of all time.
I've seen him three times. Once with Alice Cooper, Once with Manson, and once at a festival. EVERY TIME he put on an AMAZING show that was worth paying the ticket price for. I can't say that of every artist.
As a big fan of the Halloween movies, Rob Zombie did the movies The BEST.... Hands down!! The way he made it more psychological, made it more scary!!! Rob Zombie rocks!!!
Not sure why I thought this would be far less complimentary, but I was pleasantly surprised. It's nice to see all his accomplishments in one place and I had not realized he did ALL of those rat fink style cartoon drawings associated with White Zombie and his solo projects, not did I know about the comics he authored. Keep up the awesome content!
@@fmlAllthetime that's a very punk attitude to have. I'm sure the types of people who inspired this grown teenager's entire personality would be very proud.
Nah homie, it's pretty much the foundation of Stoicism, Taoism, Cynicism (the philosophy), and many Existentialists. Why you fightin bout shit you can't control? Forreal though? What you gone accomplish with that? Anything? At all? Probably not. So why not worry about the shit where you can accomplish shit, namely, YOUR OWN LIFE. It's Punk in the sense that it's not about conformity, except for conformity to the nature of reality. Natural law and the patterns of the human animal. Honestly, your response troubles me. I do wonder, very sincerely, if you wake up happy with the world you inhabit. As if any of us could judge existence ya know? Seems arrogant is all. Took me awhile to learn humility, and I wish you luck. Be easy.
Pretty sure it's a solid philosophical position to carry, given that you, VERY LITERALLY, cannot do anything about stuff you can't control. I ain't bothered when I wake up ya know? Should read some Taoist thought, or some Nietzsche. Might help
Gonna send this to my best friend. He's a big Rob fan and probably knows everything in this, but I think he'll really appreciate it!! Awesome job as always Finn, love ya bud! 🖤
My mom is a huge fan of Rob and his movies specifically. I remember being a little kid. Maybe 10 or 11 and my mom showing me House of 1000 Corpses. It was the most terrifying and disgusting thing I have ever seen. My mom is a huge horror person and would just show me all these horror movies when I was definitely way to young. I didn't turn out to be a weirdo thankfully. I love horror movies now and its probably my favorite genre. The first movie me and then girlfriend and now wife watched was The Strangers. She probably thought I was a whack for picking that movie. I love that movie so much. We watch it together all the time now.
I owe a lot to Rob Zombie and hearing Dragula in particular for getting me into metal and later extreme metal. It came out when i was 10 years old and hearing it late at night at on my local radio station, I thought "this is awesome!" and I was given Hellbilly Deluxe on tape and basically played it until it no longer played anymore. This is a great summary of Rob Zombie's career!
I was in high school when Hellbilly Deluxe came out. One of the jocks would play it on a boombox in the locker room before gym class to get everyone pumped up. I'm not the type to get pumped up for team sports, but the music really grew on me.
I use to have basically ever White Zombie album including the remix albums and when Rob Zombies Hellbilly Deluxe came out I listened to it every single day through my headphones on my cassette recorder that had a speaker in it and was for memo records for writing or interviews but I used it as a Walkman. I was outcasted at my Catholic school for listening to it. I loved the artwork and for some reason just knew Rob was the illustrator and I don’t know how. I also knew who band mates where from a band without being told or learning who they where I could just tell by their names and pictures. The reason I got into Rob Zombie first was I was totally into everything zombie even going as far as to write and draw my own zombie comic which is long gone now but I spent weeks in it and had a bunch of zombie movies that nobody else seen because back then it was hard to find old films not like today. I also waiting for like ten years for House Of A thousand Corpses and i loved it it was my favourite film because it was so uncommon and funny and broke the barrier of filmmaking and The Devils Rejects was a haunting film and very disturbing which was the first movie that was as real and as hardcore as that movie especially for it’s time, back then people did not even say half the things you heard in that movie it was a culture shock and made a major impact. I owned everything by Rob Zombie I could get and he was my man!!
It struck me when I heard rob zombie's story. I want to do multiple things and I don't want to be pidgeon holed. He is a great, inspiration for multi-talented people.
Rob Zombie knows how to put on a show for sure. I worked for many of his shows and got to meet him a few times. Very cool guy took time to talk to all us. The first time I saw him pre-show I didn't recognize him since he was not in costume. He was directing the set up of the stage. Zombie/Korn one of my favorite tours ever!!!🤘🤘🤘
White Zombie fucking rocks. I do respect Zombie as a filmmaker, I've enjoyed the hell out of The Devil's Rejects and HOOTC but maybe that's because I have a soft spot for gritty slasher-horror films with elements of dark comedy. He shouldn't have touched Halloween IMO, but that's another story.
Yeah, he seems to be at his best in the realm of self-aware Grindhouse. Halloween was definitely the wrong franchise for him to tackle. They should have given him a Texas Chainsaw movie instead! THAT I think he could really pull off!
Astro Creep is STILL a go-to album for me. I LOVE “Blood Milk and Sky”, and when I saw them in 1994,5, or 6 (I mean, sorry, long time ago, it was one of those years) I had the time of my life! But Babes In Toyland was set to open, and the drummer had broken her foot so they couldn’t play. That was so upsetting to me, because I fucking LOVED Kat Bejaland
To this day, there is not a single band that has replicated what White Zombie did in the 90’s. Save for Powerman 5000, which is his little brothers band - and not even remotely as good. This was an awesome watch!
I thought i was the only one who absolutely loved House of a Thousand Corpses from the start. And i was extremely disappointed in The Devils Rejects. Also, super unpopular opinion but i was always found the original Halloween movie to be boring. I thought Rob actually fixed that movie lol. Cool video Finn
Saw Rob Zombie live in Australia in 2011. He covered Metallica, which was cool. Although I’m more a fan of his movies than his music. He is one of the few filmmakers keeping exploitation cinema alive.
Love this format! Glad to see the history and context before diving into their music careers. One little fyi, the town Haverhill is pronounced “Hay-vrille” like Avril (Lavigne) but starting with “hay”
I've seen a lot of people bitching about how Munsters looking, but I can't say much myself since I never seen the original. His other films have mostly been great though
@@ryanh3635 😱what?! He's a diehard fan of the show, he's gonna pull it off having the same vibe and humor as the original work. It looks silly and fun, and I'm all for it.
I remember looking through all my dads stuff as a kid and found the house of 1000 corpses movie and couldn’t stop watching it still my favorite movie to this day , I love how it don’t even feel like a movie it’s like a music video/snuff film , I love it 🖤
My biggest early exposure to him was watching him paint the set of Headbangers Ball behind Rikki Rachtman. Can't recall if that was before or after the Beavis and Butthead, but I remember he did that for a few weeks. His solo work didn't keep my attention but still go back to La Sexorcisto a couple times a year for a full listen-through.
Rob legitimately seems like “not a douchebag.” I hate most of his work, el superbeasto was so terrible it was unwatchable, but seems like a solid dudebromanguy
Yea he seems cool sometimes and other times. I've heard him interviewed he sounds like a smug prick. If he no longer talks to his former bandmates chances are that hes the asshole not the other 34 , and did it so he didnt have to share the money . He's more of a businessman than an artist. I had the breakout album and it was pretty decent especially with the movie clips but after that album every dam song sounds the same not helped by adding yea 218 times per song . That shit got old real quick and its obvious hes not interested in creativity or the listener for that matter just churns out the same ol same ol and even borrows heavily for his movies
I like horror movies, and while watching one Rob Zombie film is entertaining, the plots are all pretty similar; and one is probably enough. I just happen to have seen several as a friend loves his films. Some 1970s style teenagers, with some beer and weed, are driving around on Halloween, and find this creepy House of Horrors style attraction. They pay the entrance fee, and are picked off one by one in a series of gruesome games, until there is one girl left, who leaves screaming and covered in bloody rags, and depending on the movie, she may die too.
Only house of 1000 corpse follows that plot. None of the others are like that. In a way you could say Halloween but that's the classic slasher plot so there's only so much you can do to deviate from that.
@@dustywaynemusic6297 what about the devil's rejects, or 3 from hell, or 31. None of those movies follow the plot given here. Lol. I feel like they think they've seen many more rob zombie films then they actually have. Like I said only house of 1000 corpse and Halloween follow this plot. and even Halloween you have to do some twisting to fit into this plot. Love or hate rob zombie movies I think it's crazy to say they aren't original and "different" then pretty much any other horror films being made today. They have there own storylines and very distinct looks and signature rob zombie touches to them. Both in there writing styles, production, sets, and post editing.
My first favorite band, when I was 6 years old was White Zombie, thanks to my dad. I was obsessed with the La Sexorcisto album, even then. I even wrote a huge paper on him as my final for my business class in high school recognizing him as one of the greatest entrepreneurs of our time. I love love love this man.
La Sexorcisto put me on White Zombie back in '92. I was a sophomore in high school. My sister had bought the cassette tape after reading on them in a heavy metal magazine. She's older than me and was heavily into a lot of metal. I found and bought Make Them Die Slowly on wax in '93, and also picked up their EP as well God Of Thunder on vinyl. La Sexorcisto was on constant rotation though on my tape player and stereo. Still have the albums. 🔥🔥🔥
I am glad that you recommended me a album that I got on CD one of the oddest places I found that at a church rummage sale I had a friend blow the image up for a poster but it turned blurry when it got to the correct size I wanted. I still associate Rob Zombie, Snoop Dogg, and Pantera with my favorite adult cartoon of the 90's as much as the characters in the show
LOVE,LOVE Rob Zombie! This was so informative. I have seen him in concert and he has one of thee most incredible shows. He is very talented on so many levels. He just seems to be the coolest and more artistic guy.
Beavis and Butthead introduced me to a lot of bands that otherwise I would have never heard of growing up in a small town in ye Olde pre-internet days. Type O Negative, Plasmatics, and Morbid Angel were a few others the show introduced me to.
Rob you are an inspiration. I went through a year that started with finding my husband of 10 years dead body. On my birthday no less. Your videos, movies, animal rights activism and great visual aesthetic in your music videos and live performances. Nobody could understand being a sensitive artist with a place full of rescue animals going through existential horror like you. I felt you reaching out to me on some psychic realm. I love you to death. You too Ms. Sheri
RZ was also set to make a film about the 1975 Philadelphia Flyers hockey team, known as the Broad St Bullies. As a Flyers fan, I was so excited, unfortunately, it never came to be.
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Aren't you in Washington? We have to drive to Oregon to play right?
DUDE!! Does this mean you might do an episode on POWERMAN 5000?
Really disappointed that you're doing gambling ads
There's a video idea for you (if you haven't already, I'm a new subs).. how important Beavis ans Butthead was to the metal scene through the 90s..
Rammstein next please
Rob has always been fascinating to me. Like he’s been with Sheri Moon for twenty years without a cheating scandal (no small feat for a rock star) and he’s against animal cruelty. He just seems like a cool standup dude.
realistically, who tf would cheat on Sheri Moon? lol
My man ain't that stupid
I bet they’re freaks tho
@@vexomnight3079 i said the same thing about Tiger Woods. Reality disagreed with me.
He’s the modern Alice Cooper
Agreed!
I worked at a movie theater in 2008 and dressed up as the Joker during the opening weekend for the dark knight. Rob Zombie was there with his wife and they both complimented my costume. it meant a lot to me at the time and still does. Thank you rob for being the awesome crazy uncle of rock and roll.
He didn’t want you to shoot up the place
@@darkmanj666 lol 😭i didn’t expect this comment
@@darkmanj666dark humor at its finest.
My granddaughter looks like robs wife's almost exact twin
Rob made the Halloween films in and around Georgia. I was fortunate enough to be a PA for them. He’s the absolute best “celeb” I have ever met. Incredibly kind, laid back and gracious. It was like working with a friend. Sherri was the same. I’ll support everything he ever does wholeheartedly.
Very cool!!
Lmao you've clearly never met him, ask anyone who has, the guy's the biggest pr**k on the planet lol
So glad he's like that. Totally love that dude.
That’s nice to hear.
He seems like such a cool dude, doing whatever he wants artistically, and doing that without being a dick. I have no choice but to stan, Marge.
Hellbilly Deluxe is a 10/10 record. There's no skips on that record. It's the perfect marriage of horror and industrial and even still is heavy as hell (no pun intended).
In addition, his live shows are still some of the most impressive and immersive shows around, between the video screens, monsters, art design, etc. It's a perfect sense overload.
Fr, even the interludes are interesting
That was the first album I ever owned, got it when I was about 7, it kicked off my lifelong love of metal and I think still holds up to this day. My favorite track off it changed many times over the years, but eventually landed on Return of the Phantom Stranger.
His shows are so memorable. I still reminisce on the ones I saw. Not to mention he's cool as shit, the way he interacts with the crowd and everything. From everything I've seen and heard he's just a down to earth and all around cool dude.
for his solo stuff definately his best album has not topped it & probably never will
Too trendy. Robs best tunes are on la sexorcisto
Robert Zombie was by far the best concert experience I’ve ever had.
My friend and I purchased last minute nosebleeds on the highway, tickets had dropped to half price since the show already started. When we got to the arena they told us our section was closed, so we could either get new seats, or upgrade to the standing floor. Needless to say we bullrushed to the front of the pit while Marilyn Manson was opening and had the best time. The visuals like you said were unreal. The standing room tickets were $300 and we got in for $20!
This is an awesome memory, but calling him Robert Zombie made me actually laugh out loud
@@jwlms Roberto Zombieto
@@Casey3-P-O *Rubbertoe*
I've seen him like 6 times and yes, so awesome... but man... wait until you witness Rammstein live. Nothing compares imo. 😁
Seen Rob zombie back in 2013 and it was fn badass, from the lights and visuals to the way he interacted with the crowd
I bought Hellbilly Deluxe when it first came out and tried to sneak it into the house since my mom has strong Christian beliefs. I got caught, and she went in her usual "this is the devil rant." When she paused for a breathe I said "mom, this isn't about religion. He's a giant nerd, like me. He's singing about horror movies." She loved The Munsters and when I told her Dragula was about the car she laughed and said "well, it sounds like noise to me, so don't play it to loud. I guess it's ok." 😅😅
The album which has quite a satanic looking zombie that looks everything that every Christian parent wants to stay away from all in one picture? That's one?
@@vcall6121 yup....that one
Of all the edgy acts out there to be worried about, Rob Zombie probably shouldn't even make the list. Then again, there are some porn themes in his music, too, like the intro to "More Human Than Human".
La Sexorcisto is just an absolute masterpiece. Always in awe of this guy.
I’m surprised you didn’t mention his addition to Beavis & Butthead Do America. He animated the desert scene. Which is pretty cool since he credits the show from helping them get exposure early on.
I thought so! But wasn’t sure if it was him
He didn't animate it. He drew sketches the animation was based on.
@@hannoverfiste4126 yeah I get what he is saying, but it is different.
Didn't like that Beavis n butthead was there breakthrough
He made an original song for the scene too!
I love how his place on 'Cribs' was so obviously his - it looked exactly like how you would expect it to. I love the idea of having mad bank and just make it look like what a horror obsessed teen boy would make. 🙂
I saw Marilyn Manson and Rob Zombie a few years ago in concert (I went for MM), but was absolutely blown away by Rob Zombie. What an amazing show that man puts on. Just incredible. I barely remember MM lol
Except for he can't sing for shit live yeah great shows. I likes him better in White Zombie but still if you watch any live recordings the vocal style of his albums doesn't translate well at all in a live setting
@@donaldsalkovick396 I had fun at his show, that's all that matters to me.
Yeah I felt the same way. Rob certainly knows how to put on a show.
I was a little too young to get into rob zombie in his prime days, so he was off my radar for a long time. Saw him live once and he absolutely put on one of the greatest shows I’ve ever seen. Absolutely brilliant.
I feel like doing one of these on Rammstein would be really cool from you. They have unmatched music videos and live shows, incredibly prolific career, managed to hit mainstream success in a language other than English, and I’d also just like to hear your thoughts on them, I don’t know if if I’ve ever heard you discuss them 🧐
Du, du hast
I second this!!
THIS needs to happen !!!
This!
I thought the exact same thing
I love Zombie's Halloween. I love Carpenter's Halloween. They're completely different and feed my need for horror in ever way possible. Carpenter's suspense, pacing and dread and Zombie's malevolence, violence and gore. Perfect complements to one another.
Zombie's Halloween movies, their biggest flaw is their tie to that franchise. They have almost nothing to do with it, and are really just Rob Zombie originals, for the most part. If viewed that way, they do hold up better.
Like Corpses, people are starting to come around concerning his Halloween movies
@@crazydud3380 They weren't supposed to have anything to do with the originals. People who expected them to be the same are the flaw.
carpenter gave us the mystique and suspense, Rob gave us the gruesome details on "how monsters are made". i prefer Rob's Halloween films purely on realism and brutality.
I Hurd the og Halloween movie and christin was in same neighborhood
I became a metalhead because of Rob Zombie. I was introduced to his music when I played Twisted Metal 3 and 4. Classic games with great soundtracks but my favorite songs were the ones made by Rob. Also, watched House of 1000 Corpses and it was pretty cool. I remember watching when I was in middle school and recently watched it again and it was pretty solid. The Halloween movies he made were OK I'd say.
Same here, met Rob Zombie's music thanks to "Twisted Metal" and "Nightmare Creatures" games, the opening themes -Meet the Creeper and Demonoid Phenomenon, respectively- just delightful.
@@999monder Love twisted 3.
I'll kill anyone with Spectre. Lol
I got very good at shooting while moving fast.
Road rash 3D and their was a kick ass freestyle MX game, that had some great jams on it.?
One of the best stage shows I've ever seen. I remember he had 5 or 6 different costumes throughout the show, walked around the whole arena while John 5 solo'd, played all the good songs, couple covers, couple White Zombie tracks, was nothing short of awesome
I grew up listening to rob zombie and Korn from my big sister. When I was 14 my brother showed me the devils rejects and by the time I was 16 I was obsessed. My brother took me to see rob zombie and Alice copper on my 16th birthday and I even ended up catching a pick from the bassist. It still is a super fond birthday memory and I still love watching the movies and jamming out on road trips.
I love that he reinvents himself when the opportunity happens and is totally fine at closing the door when he feels it's over.
The best example I have is when he hired John 5 for a tour and said "this is just a one off, I'm done", or something similar.
And then they go on to form a massive bond and new cycle of his music style.
House of 1000 was the perfect time capsule for all the things that made me love Rob Zombie in the first place
His brother (Spider-One from PMK5) is also really talented. It's funny cause Rob went horror while Spider went Sci-fi.
They dance alike. lol
Another thing I respect about Rob Zombie is his attitude of "listen, I'm gonna do something weird. I'm not 100% sure everyone is going to like it, but I'm sure someone will because I do"
What's interesting is horror is the theme throughout his career and it made him this famous. So cool and why I like him and his music over the years.
Awesome video!! I interviewed ROB ZOMBIE for Girls and CORPSES Magazine, promoting 31. He gave me a great interview. Rob rocks as hard as he works and he works overtime!!!! He's one of the hardest working Madmen in show business!!! Thank you for giving him the props he deserves! 🤘🤘
I've never really been a huge fan of his music or movies, but I've always respected the hell out of Rob. How can you not? Like you said, hes just a guy that kept doing what he loved and became successful. It's definitely inspiring.
"Supercharger Heaven" is still one of my favorite White Zombie songs. I was 15 when it came out. That song is what got me to like the band and Rob Zombie as a solo artist.
On release day of house of 1000 corpses rob zombie and his wife Sheri came to my best buy in richfield MN. I was the manager of media (God that sounds like I'm old) and he had a huge line of people to sign the movie. He was only suppose to be there 2 or 3 hours but he made an announcement over the intercom that he needs a 30 minute lunch break but he will stay until everyone got there signature. Very very cool dude who definitly didn't need to do that.
No mention of El Superbeasto?! The film is a banger! Not to mention that giant robot he was on stage with is IN that movie. Lol That movie is the very reason I desperately want Rob Zombie to do ANY adaptation of the graphic novel "The Goon". I mean it feels like it'd be a slam dunk for him. I LOVE White Zombie and have since Soul Crusher. I will say the 1st time I actually remember SEEING them is in the movie "Air Heads" with a concert scene and they BLEW my mind. Thanks for posting. This was a great watch.
I've been scrolling for a mention of el superbeasto for so long I started to think there was another Rob zombie and I was thinking of the wrong one lmao that movie is a blast everytime
@@Entityyy303 I see you are a fellow person of culture. ☺. Lol. But yes that movie is HILARIOUS and easily one of the best "adult" animated films I've seen to date.
What an artistic talent. I’m not a huge horror fan, but loved the devil’s rejects at the time. Sherry was just captivating to my sick young mind.
A bouquet of dead flowers to Rob for making his own dreams come true!🥀
i have been doing my own thing with my own terms for 9 years now love the thing you said in the end about just keep grinding and simply refuse to accept defeat very inspiering for me as was this whole video thanks man i will remember you when i'm up there in the top of the game!
I still have vivid memories of being 4 years old, living in England, listening to Hellbilly Deluxe while my parents were having house parties with their military friends late at night. Was scared of some of the noises in some of the songs, but still loved it. Then later got into White Zombie in high school. He's the first artist that comes to my mind when I think of the 90s. Very nostalgic, makes me sad lol
Hello from Massachusetts!
Great video Finn, as usual.
Small thing for pronunciation’s sake, Rob’s hometown of Haverhill is pronounced “HAY-vrill” by locals. A lot of MA city/town names don’t pronounce all of the letters
Our state is glorious. Nobody can pronounce our city names. Worcester, Gloucester, Woburn, Haverhill, Peabody or even Lowell and Medford.
I would have been impressed if he got it right. Don't forget Reading or Leominster
haha.. also from Mass
I was thinking that when he said it
@@hasafienda it's to confuse outsiders 😂
Rob Zombie is a cool guy and honestly, House Of 1000 Corpses is among my favorite horror movies of all time, I like the whole grungy aesthetic of the movie and the fact that the atmosphere and general tone of the movie reminds me of a haunted house is something I really enjoy as well.
Me too! I recently introduced my son to that movie, and he loves it as much as I do!
You know what? I will adopt "What would Rob Zombie do?" as a motivator
"OBSCURE HORROR MOVIE?" dude. That movie is legendary. I realize NOW, if you say "White Zombie" the first thought is, "oh yeah that band" - but the movie was absolutely a common thing prior before the band.
Sheri Moon was my childhood best friends first cousin. The early 2000s was epic with all the access gained to his east coast shows and movie premieres!! Even made it onto the tour bus with the full band & all the goodies during an ozzfest concert! Damn good memories! Rob is a stand up dude all around
I love Rob's podcast with Joe Rogan. The way he tells his own story, he sounds like a fuckup that made it to the top by doing whatever the hell he felt like doing, even in the apparent face of failure.
White Zombie gave off this vibe of "i dont give a fuck what you think because my personal chaos is more than your corporate order could ever contain". it sounds raw, and the listener can Feel that it's intentional. self-proclaiming rebel shit, VERY experimental. in laymen's terms, he has a taste so strong it has it's own plot armor.
@@KreepKarnageYour first sentence is more like the laymen’s terms lol.
I always loved his music, but when he started making movies...DAMN!! House of 1000 corpses and devil's rejects are 2 of my favorite horror flicks! His style is so unique and cool, I showed my teenage son his movies and he loves them too!
Rob Zombie is amazing. I had the pleasure of seeing him in concert before the C19 pandemic. It was a complete experience! Lights, pyro, bubbles, inflatable aliens, set decorations, everything!
I remember seeing him back in the day couldn't miss it cuz I was a huge zombie fan, but Korn played after him and it had to suck for Korn on that tour following zombie, cuz after zombie put on the coolest stage show I've ever seen, Korn came out and kinda just had strippers in hanging cages with their music videos playing on screens
I love Rob. Met him in person, such an awesome, sweet guy. White Zombie was my first show.
When I was 13 I thought la sexorcisto was the most evil most badass album ever made. This was before I got into black metal and slayer so it definitely left a print and I often revisit it to this day 15 years later and it holds up so well.
Seen Rob live 3 times in the last 10 years. With John 5, and the robot of course. Absolutely amazing to see. The energy is unrivaled
Talent and a solid work ethic. Nothing but respect for the guy
Sometimes I forget how much of a fan of Rob Zombie that I am; this video reminded me
I love his movies unironically. They're always just dirty shitshows. I always feel like I need to shower after them lol. I was pretty let down when I saw him live back in 2019. He sounded so out of breath and cut the last words of every line short to snag a breath before the next line.
Beat way to describe his movies. I once legit watched 3 of his movies in a row and had to shut the tv off and just go for a long walk in nature and just clear my head
He sounds out of breath every show he sucks
I thought I was the only one who thought of taking a shower after watching his movies.
I’ve seen him twice, his most recent headlining tour his vocals actually sounded really good. Both times though I’ve really enjoyed his show though. I feel like him and his band put a lot into their stage presence and make the show enjoyable.
@@sergioaguilar2135 His work always makes me feel like I've been wallowing around in filth for months with a squalid central valley commune somewhere in Antelope Valley. It sucks that I also think he's a hack, but gotdang is his story inspiring.
I salute Rob Zombie. I remember the humble beginnings of White Zombie and saw them open the infamous Mother 93 show.
And many years later saw him play with Steve Jones and Duff Mckagan at the Johnny Ramone tribute at Hollywood Forever Cemetery the year Tommy died. They screened The Devil's Rejects. (One of my fave movies of all time.)
He's truly a genius.
Something to mention.... He designed a Halloween Attraction a couple years in a row at Universal Studios So Cal.
Best work out music to this day by my book.
Another great video Finn.
Rob Zombie is in his own league undoubtedly. He’s an artist and a half
I have now seen him twice in concert. I will never go to a better concert I believe. It is a whole experience and so much fun every time. I will go to his concerts as long as he has them. He is one of the coolest people on this world.
He should do a movie about the feral cannibal tribes that inhabit and hideout in several national parks and prey on lone hikers and outdoorsmen. This is why so many people go missing every year.
Dude released three back-to-back no-skip albums in a row: Hellbilly Deluxe, The Sinister Urge, and Educated Horses, with that last one also blessing us with the song Lords of Salem, which is a 10/10 heavy-duty masterpiece.
Everything after Hellbilly was mediocre to terrible
Rob made two back-to-back no skip albums. La Sexorcisto and Astro-Creep. His solo albums are everything from mediocre to rehashed garbage. When Dragula first hit the radio, I heard that opening dance/stripper beat I knew Rob was going full-blown mainstream. The teenyboppers loved it though.
I wanted to be rob zombie when I was a little kid. Seeing him on tv late at night was my first exposure to the industrial look and I’ve never stopped loving it
I remember dropping acid when I was 13 by myself and listening to La Sexorcisto on headphones and tripping balls and just staring at the art work. Love that album.
Nice
acid at 13 goddamn
My first concert at 12 yrs old white zombie, Pantera, and the Deftones. I'll never forget it
In my opinion, I think Rob is one of the truly blessed human beings on this planet. He has a gift and I'm glad he didn't throw it away.
The artwork on astrocreep 2000 is *chef's kiss*. How he incorporated the lyrics in the drawings is beautiful. Remember just sitting on my recliner next to my boom box with headphones on and just reading along the lyrics to that albulm. My kids would never understand how much more u got for ur money buying albums back then, astrocreep 2000 my favorite albulm of all time.
I've seen him three times. Once with Alice Cooper, Once with Manson, and once at a festival. EVERY TIME he put on an AMAZING show that was worth paying the ticket price for. I can't say that of every artist.
thanks alot for your videos :) they are really fun to watch and always interesting! greetings from germany!
Thank you for watching!
As a big fan of the Halloween movies, Rob Zombie did the movies The BEST.... Hands down!! The way he made it more psychological, made it more scary!!! Rob Zombie rocks!!!
Not sure why I thought this would be far less complimentary, but I was pleasantly surprised. It's nice to see all his accomplishments in one place and I had not realized he did ALL of those rat fink style cartoon drawings associated with White Zombie and his solo projects, not did I know about the comics he authored. Keep up the awesome content!
This online gambling/betting nonsense is getting out of hand. Thanks for being part of the problem.
Imagine being worried about things you can't control
@@fmlAllthetime that's a very punk attitude to have.
I'm sure the types of people who inspired this grown teenager's entire personality would be very proud.
Nah homie, it's pretty much the foundation of Stoicism, Taoism, Cynicism (the philosophy), and many Existentialists.
Why you fightin bout shit you can't control? Forreal though?
What you gone accomplish with that? Anything? At all? Probably not. So why not worry about the shit where you can accomplish shit, namely, YOUR OWN LIFE.
It's Punk in the sense that it's not about conformity, except for conformity to the nature of reality. Natural law and the patterns of the human animal.
Honestly, your response troubles me. I do wonder, very sincerely, if you wake up happy with the world you inhabit.
As if any of us could judge existence ya know? Seems arrogant is all.
Took me awhile to learn humility, and I wish you luck. Be easy.
Pretty sure it's a solid philosophical position to carry, given that you, VERY LITERALLY, cannot do anything about stuff you can't control.
I ain't bothered when I wake up ya know?
Should read some Taoist thought, or some Nietzsche. Might help
Gonna send this to my best friend. He's a big Rob fan and probably knows everything in this, but I think he'll really appreciate it!! Awesome job as always Finn, love ya bud! 🖤
My mom is a huge fan of Rob and his movies specifically. I remember being a little kid. Maybe 10 or 11 and my mom showing me House of 1000 Corpses. It was the most terrifying and disgusting thing I have ever seen. My mom is a huge horror person and would just show me all these horror movies when I was definitely way to young. I didn't turn out to be a weirdo thankfully. I love horror movies now and its probably my favorite genre. The first movie me and then girlfriend and now wife watched was The Strangers. She probably thought I was a whack for picking that movie. I love that movie so much. We watch it together all the time now.
Rob Zombie was one the first act I had ever seen live at Ozzfest 2005. Loved it! The festival was epic that year.
I owe a lot to Rob Zombie and hearing Dragula in particular for getting me into metal and later extreme metal. It came out when i was 10 years old and hearing it late at night at on my local radio station, I thought "this is awesome!" and I was given Hellbilly Deluxe on tape and basically played it until it no longer played anymore. This is a great summary of Rob Zombie's career!
I remember the day me and my friends discovered Dragula. We were hooked instantly.
I was in high school when Hellbilly Deluxe came out. One of the jocks would play it on a boombox in the locker room before gym class to get everyone pumped up. I'm not the type to get pumped up for team sports, but the music really grew on me.
I use to have basically ever White Zombie album including the remix albums and when Rob Zombies Hellbilly Deluxe came out I listened to it every single day through my headphones on my cassette recorder that had a speaker in it and was for memo records for writing or interviews but I used it as a Walkman.
I was outcasted at my Catholic school for listening to it.
I loved the artwork and for some reason just knew Rob was the illustrator and I don’t know how.
I also knew who band mates where from a band without being told or learning who they where I could just tell by their names and pictures.
The reason I got into Rob Zombie first was I was totally into everything zombie even going as far as to write and draw my own zombie comic which is long gone now but I spent weeks in it and had a bunch of zombie movies that nobody else seen because back then it was hard to find old films not like today.
I also waiting for like ten years for House Of A thousand Corpses and i loved it it was my favourite film because it was so uncommon and funny and broke the barrier of filmmaking and The Devils Rejects was a haunting film and very disturbing which was the first movie that was as real and as hardcore as that movie especially for it’s time, back then people did not even say half the things you heard in that movie it was a culture shock and made a major impact.
I owned everything by Rob Zombie I could get and he was my man!!
It struck me when I heard rob zombie's story. I want to do multiple things and I don't want to be pidgeon holed. He is a great, inspiration for multi-talented people.
Rob Zombie knows how to put on a show for sure. I worked for many of his shows and got to meet him a few times. Very cool guy took time to talk to all us. The first time I saw him pre-show I didn't recognize him since he was not in costume. He was directing the set up of the stage. Zombie/Korn one of my favorite tours ever!!!🤘🤘🤘
The Zombie/Korn tour was called the Rock is Dead Tour. It was my first concert. Awesome
@@lurker_dude1955 That's right!!! I had forgotten the name!!! 🤘🤘🤘
Same! I was a stage hand and met him as well. He was pissed that a security guy walked in on his wife dressing, but still a rad dude.
@@dudleyhughbanks9287 I wasn't that guard!!! Man working shows were a blast back in the day!!!
I love this! I am a big fan! I did hear an interview where Rob said that he remembers seeing clowns get drunk as a kid and fight. Lol
White Zombie fucking rocks. I do respect Zombie as a filmmaker, I've enjoyed the hell out of The Devil's Rejects and HOOTC but maybe that's because I have a soft spot for gritty slasher-horror films with elements of dark comedy. He shouldn't have touched Halloween IMO, but that's another story.
Yeah, he seems to be at his best in the realm of self-aware Grindhouse. Halloween was definitely the wrong franchise for him to tackle. They should have given him a Texas Chainsaw movie instead! THAT I think he could really pull off!
this is my favorite video that ending hit hard thanks for that
Discovered Rob Zombie from playing Twisted Metal games for hours as a kid. I have loved his stuff ever since.
same here!
Love this one. Love learning new things about my favorite artists. Rob Zombie is a horror/metal legend and you can’t deny his talent. Great vid homie
Astro Creep is STILL a go-to album for me. I LOVE “Blood Milk and Sky”, and when I saw them in 1994,5, or 6 (I mean, sorry, long time ago, it was one of those years) I had the time of my life! But Babes In Toyland was set to open, and the drummer had broken her foot so they couldn’t play. That was so upsetting to me, because I fucking LOVED Kat Bejaland
El phantasmo and the chicken run used to be my go to music after a night out and had company.
To this day, there is not a single band that has replicated what White Zombie did in the 90’s. Save for Powerman 5000, which is his little brothers band - and not even remotely as good. This was an awesome watch!
I thought i was the only one who absolutely loved House of a Thousand Corpses from the start. And i was extremely disappointed in The Devils Rejects. Also, super unpopular opinion but i was always found the original Halloween movie to be boring. I thought Rob actually fixed that movie lol. Cool video Finn
I kind of agree with that last part
Bro we could be the same person. That is EXACTLY how I feel
I didn't. I always felt rob would do well with Texas chainsaw massacre..not halloween.
There at leat used to be an old set of the crust band Misery when Al who would be in Nausea still on vocals and they were opening for White Zombie
Saw Rob Zombie live in Australia in 2011. He covered Metallica, which was cool. Although I’m more a fan of his movies than his music. He is one of the few filmmakers keeping exploitation cinema alive.
I wouldn't give him THAT much credit, but he has definitely been really successful in the exploitation subgenre
I saw Zombie with Korn back in 99 i think, probably the best show ive ever been too
Love this format! Glad to see the history and context before diving into their music careers.
One little fyi, the town Haverhill is pronounced “Hay-vrille” like Avril (Lavigne) but starting with “hay”
Astrocreep 2000 is a perfect album, start to finish its entertaining AF, and nothing else sounds like it
I can't wait to see The Munsters. It was his lifelong dream to make that film too. His first family friendly film as well
I've seen a lot of people bitching about how Munsters looking, but I can't say much myself since I never seen the original. His other films have mostly been great though
it looks really bad, and I hope it proves me wrong!
@@ryanh3635 😱what?! He's a diehard fan of the show, he's gonna pull it off having the same vibe and humor as the original work. It looks silly and fun, and I'm all for it.
@@LuciferMorningstar-zu1ud see it yet? It's terrible lol
i actually really enjoyed watching it! just remember to keep an open mind that it is mainly targeted for family audiences (:
Great video but you forgot to mention his movie: "The Haunted World of El Superbeasto" came out 2009 based on his comic book
I remember looking through all my dads stuff as a kid and found the house of 1000 corpses movie and couldn’t stop watching it still my favorite movie to this day , I love how it don’t even feel like a movie it’s like a music video/snuff film , I love it 🖤
Yes! The entire vibe of that movie is perfect! It's gritty, raw and brutal, everything I love in a horror movie!
I’m a fan of Rob Zombie and I swear you posted this at a perfect time
My biggest early exposure to him was watching him paint the set of Headbangers Ball behind Rikki Rachtman. Can't recall if that was before or after the Beavis and Butthead, but I remember he did that for a few weeks. His solo work didn't keep my attention but still go back to La Sexorcisto a couple times a year for a full listen-through.
Hey Finn, you are a man that does his homework thank you for that, your videos are brutally accurate keep em coming
Rob legitimately seems like “not a douchebag.” I hate most of his work, el superbeasto was so terrible it was unwatchable, but seems like a solid dudebromanguy
Superbeasto is actually his best movie whahahah
@@mutantsmoke Sure, if you're a BIG OLE DUM DUM
Yea he seems cool sometimes and other times. I've heard him interviewed he sounds like a smug prick. If he no longer talks to his former bandmates chances are that hes the asshole not the other 34 , and did it so he didnt have to share the money . He's more of a businessman than an artist. I had the breakout album and it was pretty decent especially with the movie clips but after that album every dam song sounds the same not helped by adding yea 218 times per song . That shit got old real quick and its obvious hes not interested in creativity or the listener for that matter just churns out the same ol same ol and even borrows heavily for his movies
I always loved Rob Zombie Art work and his music. I love the song Living dead girl .
I like horror movies, and while watching one Rob Zombie film is entertaining, the plots are all pretty similar; and one is probably enough. I just happen to have seen several as a friend loves his films.
Some 1970s style teenagers, with some beer and weed, are driving around on Halloween, and find this creepy House of Horrors style attraction.
They pay the entrance fee, and are picked off one by one in a series of gruesome games, until there is one girl left, who leaves screaming and covered in bloody rags, and depending on the movie, she may die too.
Only house of 1000 corpse follows that plot. None of the others are like that. In a way you could say Halloween but that's the classic slasher plot so there's only so much you can do to deviate from that.
Lords of Salem is the exception. Not saying it's great but it's different at least
@@dustywaynemusic6297 what about the devil's rejects, or 3 from hell, or 31. None of those movies follow the plot given here. Lol. I feel like they think they've seen many more rob zombie films then they actually have. Like I said only house of 1000 corpse and Halloween follow this plot. and even Halloween you have to do some twisting to fit into this plot.
Love or hate rob zombie movies I think it's crazy to say they aren't original and "different" then pretty much any other horror films being made today. They have there own storylines and very distinct looks and signature rob zombie touches to them. Both in there writing styles, production, sets, and post editing.
My first favorite band, when I was 6 years old was White Zombie, thanks to my dad. I was obsessed with the La Sexorcisto album, even then. I even wrote a huge paper on him as my final for my business class in high school recognizing him as one of the greatest entrepreneurs of our time. I love love love this man.
La Sexorcisto put me on White Zombie back in '92. I was a sophomore in high school. My sister had bought the cassette tape after reading on them in a heavy metal magazine. She's older than me and was heavily into a lot of metal. I found and bought Make Them Die Slowly on wax in '93, and also picked up their EP as well God Of Thunder on vinyl. La Sexorcisto was on constant rotation though on my tape player and stereo. Still have the albums. 🔥🔥🔥
I am glad that you recommended me a album that I got on CD one of the oddest places I found that at a church rummage sale I had a friend blow the image up for a poster but it turned blurry when it got to the correct size I wanted. I still associate Rob Zombie, Snoop Dogg, and Pantera with my favorite adult cartoon of the 90's as much as the characters in the show
LOVE,LOVE Rob Zombie! This was so informative. I have seen him in concert and he has one of thee most incredible shows. He is very talented on so many levels. He just seems to be the coolest and more artistic guy.
Mr and Mrs Zombie must be so proud of their boy Robert and all he’s achieved in his career as an entertainer
My favorite Rob Zombie project has to be the hallucination scene in Beavis and Butthead Do America! El Superbeasto is a great adult cartoon as well.
@Cyrus Freeman I was hoping Mike Judge would have him back to do a segment in B&B do the Universe :( Sadly it didn’t happen
Beavis and Butthead introduced me to a lot of bands that otherwise I would have never heard of growing up in a small town in ye Olde pre-internet days. Type O Negative, Plasmatics, and Morbid Angel were a few others the show introduced me to.
Rumor says that there’s always a trailer park somewhere with the faint noise of rob zombie playing somewhere at all times
Rob zombie has been huge for me ever since I was a child, I also named my first daughter after his wife. Love him and everything he does!!!!
Rob alongside Ozzy was the artist that got me into metal
Rob you are an inspiration. I went through a year that started with finding my husband of 10 years dead body. On my birthday no less. Your videos, movies, animal rights activism and great visual aesthetic in your music videos and live performances. Nobody could understand being a sensitive artist with a place full of rescue animals going through existential horror like you. I felt you reaching out to me on some psychic realm. I love you to death. You too Ms. Sheri
I’ve never liked House of 1000 Corpses, but Devils Rejects is absolutely a horror masterpiece
RZ was also set to make a film about the 1975 Philadelphia Flyers hockey team, known as the Broad St Bullies. As a Flyers fan, I was so excited, unfortunately, it never came to be.