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02-22-2013, 07:44 PM
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The Devil's Rejects to me was a horrible slasher. The only part I like was when they were buying the chickens "Ya'll ain't plan on....." idk..... after watching his films to how he discuss horror films you would think he's two different people.
IDK. I like Rob Zombie but he makes me lose interest in him more and more everytime I see something new from him...... Should of just dropped off after hillbilly delux.
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I've enjoyed his films so far and have been eagerly awaiting Lords Of Salem. I've seen some clips where the female lead is having what appear to be some trippy moments and they've been really effective. As with the dream sequences in Haloween 2, Zombie manages to do nightmarish, surreal sequences really well. I have good feelings about this film.
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