The Dragula was the coffin car that Grand Pa Munster built and drove . Not the one he is driving in this video. That is styled to look like the Munster coach.
What says except opinion that natural human is corrupt. Using social emotional feelings to judge the nature of humans as sinful or corrupt is what enlightenment religion and philosophy does. They invent a God who's morality is the absolute moral authority and invent the Devil tired to this Earth and Natural human. It's all emotional self hatred, there is nothing "wrong" about being a natural human out to get what you need for yourself as it is the state Humans and all other animals were designed. Being aloof and designing new conceptions of what it means to be human is what the conceit of enlightenment religion and secular philosophy does without justifying/excusing such effort to curtail liberty and impose civilization.
To me, a big part of his genius is that he adds enough rock to hook the guys and just enough booty-shaking elements to hook the girls. Living Dead Girl is another huge hit of Rob's.
Sheri Moon Zombie, his wife, has been involved in everything he's done since they got together. Vocal clips, dancing in videos and live on stage, pretty much in all his films.
@@smokeyrameriz478 After binge-watching some of these "Rapper's React" videos, I'd just like to posit the possibility that Smokey is a secret metal-head. You seem a bit too much in the know Smokey :P
@@Hollywood6IX it was worth a shot lol but seriously, I great song by Ghost is Square Hammer. The video is something to behold. It's a definite tribute to old horror flicks.
Ghost is commercial trash. They are the modern day KISS...lots of people get fooled into thinking they are good because they have a gimmick. If you are good, you don't need a gimmick. Time exposes all things... as it always does.
The Lowk it’s a show dude chill. Ghost live is a fun concert. It’s a little more impressive when you consider Tobias pretty much writes and composes everything himself and then hires some session musicians to go on the tour to be the band. If you don’t like it then don’t listen.
Do Thunder Kiss '65 by White Zombie! An absolute iconic rock song by them and no that's his real name, lol! And btw please react to the song 7 words by Deftones! You guys are the shit!🤘🏻
I remember when Rob Zombie was doing the decorating for Headbangers Ball. Then he took it over from Ricki Rachman. Good artist, great song, amazing director.
Rob is a great dude. His love for old horror films helped with his music and movies. He did some artwork for beavis and butthead do america. He even did a commercial
"Dragula" is a song and debut single co-written and recorded by American rock musician Rob Zombie. It was released in August 1998 as the lead single from his solo debut Hellbilly Deluxe. Since its release it has become Zombie's most recognizable song as a solo artist. It is also his best-selling song, and had sold over 717,000 copies in the U.S. by 2010.[2] The song is based on the drag racer "DRAG-U-LA" from the sitcom The Munsters.
Biohazard, Punishment. Part of the originators of hardcore thrash, rap-metal. Some say they were white supremacists but I dont see it, but dont know these dudes personally so I cant say for sure but east coast hard core was and is the shit
Rob's inspiration was an Alice Cooper concert. If you have seen the matrix movies, the house of pain scenes. The song playing is the Herman Munster Hot rod remix of Dragula from the remix album American Made Music to strip by! Hard to hear lyrics mostly just tumping booming base and dialogue. The second movie where they go to see 'the frenchman'.
Demonoid Phenomenon ♡♡♡ one of my favorite songs. Listening to the Twisted Metal game in our cd player was the o ly way we could listen to him as a kid as back then our parents vetted cds if we wanted it to make sure it was ok lol
Guys can I make a bold suggestion? Rival sons - Where I have been. It will bring you in a whole other vibe. I won't say more.. Haha. Liked the video of course. Big fan of your channel.
It's a song about a car. The Dragula is a drag strip car built by Grandpa in the episode of The Munsters: Hot Rod Herman. George Barris built The Dragula and The Munster Koach for the TV show:The Munsters.The front of the vehicle sported a marble gravestone with the legend: "Born 1367, Died ?".body of DRAG-U-LA was built from a real fiberglass coffin that Richard "Korky" Korkes was able to purchase out the back door of a funeral home in North Hollywood. The radiator was formed to look like a small brass coffin. The driver sat in the rear of the vehicle behind the engine, under a plastic bubble. The two rear tires were 10.50 -inch racing slicks, mounted on custom 10-inch Rader aluminum & steel wheels.Gas is consumed at a rate of 4 gallons per mile of embalming fluid pushed by the high powered Dupree Chrome Dome electric fuel pump.The original car was housed in a Planet Hollywood in Atlantic City,
It wasn't Halloween H20 that he directed, That was in 98, He directed the remake of Halloween in 2007. Awesome stuff guys, My favourite of all time!, From White Zombie until now I've followed his whole career. Oh and Sheri used to be there dancing in concerts on stage with a few other women, Saw him live in 2009 and she was there. I think Zombie is his stage name but his real name is Robert Cummings, Don't think he legally changed it but I could be wrong. Cheers!
Foxy Foxy, American Witch, and Living Dead Girl are all great songs by Rob And the cover's of Helter Skelter and Brick House are kickass! His band White Zombie recorded the song "More Human Than Human" it was featured in the Crow movie. This was a great reaction guys!
Love his movies. White Zombie was one of my first concerts when I was 13. And yes Sheri Moon Zombie is his wife and she is beautiful! Also, he started out directing XXX movies before White Zombie if I’m not mistaken.
seeing this song live involved a lot of fire, it was amazing. He also used a 50ft robot looking thing during the show. btwn that and the go go dancers he has on stage, I am glad i had the chance to see him live twice.
sheri moon toured with him and was in his videos before she starred in his movies and married rob lol. the short guy with capt spaulding at the beginning of house of 1000 corpses wears a mask that looks like the face of the robot lookin dude in the video ;)
I was that four or five year old child and I loved it. I still love this. I known of rob zombie since I was a young kid but my mom wouldn’t let me listen until I was five. And twenty years later I still love him. Thank you dad for introducing me to him🙃
That "monster" dancing around behind Rob Zombie was a robot from an old serial. It was called "The Phantom Creeps", starring Bela Lugosi as the villian. I think it was featured as an intro on "Mystery Science Theater 3000" and on "Nightmare Theater," which should tell you how good it was.
Also, white zombie was his first band and they broke up due to tensions between his former band mates. They've never really said what the final straw was and have only ever commented saying that not everything that happens in a band is everybodys business. One more song. Feel so numb by Rob zombie. Hardcore high energy music and video.
Ghost by Badflower both helped and hurt me in a really hard time recently... It WILL cause tears... I see it personally as something to overcome, because the day I don't cry while listening, is the day I have finally found a real source of happiness and self love...
Before the success of White Zombie, he was a production assistant for the television series Pee-wee's Playhouse.[27] Zombie took the stage name "Rob Zombie" from a 1932 horror film titled White Zombie, starring Bela Lugosi (the movie title was also the source for the band name, "White Zombie", Rob Zombie's initial musical endeavor). The name first shows up on White Zombie's 1989 EP God of Thunder.[28][29] He had previously used the name "Rob Straker" on the White Zombie LPs Soul-Crusher and Make Them Die Slowly.[28]
Great reaction guys! Just found the channel and glad y'all are getting into metal. Funny thing when you said kids would be terrified of this. I have a older brother. 10 years older and we used to play twisted metal on PS1, and every time this song came on id go nuts and sing and headbang the whole time. He got me into Korn, Slipknot and and plethora of other bands when i was 5-10, and have seen dozens together. Doesn't help that my mother has always been a lover of rock for decades and i would sing Metallica, Guns n Roses, and Motley Crue all over the house because of that. You're peers really shape your musical taste when your young. I loved this shit when i was a kid, and love metal even more now that i am in my 20s. Cheers boys!
I've known Rob Zombies music since i was a kid. First found him in a Playstation1 game called "Sled Storm" where there's a Dragula Remix by Hod Rod Herman playingin the background. Loved this remix and bought "Educated Horses" from my allowance when i found it in a store a few weeks after first hearing the remix. Didn't regret buying it.
You guys have got to react to some Skid Row. Monkey Business is where I would start, but Youth Gone Wild, 18 and Life, and I Remember You are some of their biggest hits. Sebastian Bach's voice was insane back in the day.
I have been out of school for 20 plus years, but was singing along with the entire Power Slave album in third grade. If I would have seen this as a kid, I would have loved it.
Robert Bartleh Cummings[7][8] (born January 12, 1965),[9] known professionally as Rob Zombie, is an American singer, songwriter, filmmaker, and voice actor. He is a founding member of the heavy metal band White Zombie, releasing four studio albums with the band. He is the older brother of Spider One, the lead vocalist of the industrial metal band Powerman 5000.[10][11]
I didn't know you guys were in Covington! I love that little town. I grew up outside Knoxville TN and watched in the heat of the night as a kid. I visited Covington a few years ago and stayed in a beautiful bed and breakfast and toured all the filming sites. I would love to visit again. I currently live in Wilmington NC which is a huge film town too.
The story about you introducing your kids to Rob Zombie really kicked me in the chest. In the good way. Feel you. Just today my daughter, who is 27 now, related to me how when she told her friends that TOOL was a lullaby for her they thought she was crazy. She fell asleep to Tool music almost every night for years when she was young. She can put on TOOL to fall asleep tonight. She knows cannon by heart. It's her safe place. Was I a bad dad for constantly blasting tool in one way or another? I don't think so.
8:31 ... ME TOO!!!!!! I can't stand when I have had to work at outdoor health fairs and they have those things EVERYWHERE!!!! Windy days especially get my anxiety on a new level.
A couple good songs you may enjoy: Ad Infinitum - Marching on Versailles (Relatively new band) Unleash the archers - Awakening (a very common react video song) or Northwest passage Kamelot - Liar Liar ft. Alissa White-Gluz Within Temptation - Paradise ft. Tarja Turunen (Nigthwish's original singer) Battle Beast - Eden Epica - Sacred and wild (cover of a powerwolf song) or Crimson bow and arrow (Cover of the Attack on Titan song)
Awesome reaction guys! You totally need to check out Unleash the Archers tho. Go for Awakening or Tonight We Ride, both are totally epic but way underrated. Keep it up guys, you're killin it!
Rob Zombie was raised in a carnival...worked for Pre Wees playhouse...he is absolutely My all time favorite rocker...my fave so g by him is Everybody Fu**ing a UFO...
i saw zombie live id say 10 yrs ago, amazing show, the stage show, props , zombie nazi gogo dancers etc etc if you get a chance to see a show its worth, my advice is to see it at indoor venue so the theatrical elements are enhanced.
I didn't know yall were from Covington, I know a guy I lived with in California that moved there for a minute he also said he met Zombie when he was in his neighborhood looking at locations for a film
Fun fact... in "The House With 1000 Corpses" there's a scene when one of the family members is watching "The Munsters" with a clip of the "Dragula" (song came out in '98 and the movie came out I think in '03)
Rob Zombie was my nieces first favourite artist.......when she was 4 years old. She came across him all on her own, her parents don't listen to anything like this. She dressed up as the Living Dead Girl for her first Halloween. She's 9 now and likes Tom Waits. Proudest uncle ever.
Haha! I loved that comment about being scared as a four or five year old. I'm 21 and I've been listening to Rob Zombie since I was two because of my awesome step dad. I was never really scared of him. I have always loved him! I've actually always wanted to be in one of his music videos! 😂❤ I am scared of clowns though, like terrified!
I was enthralled by MJ's Thriller. Not at all scared. Then again, as a kid in the 80's, I also wanted to watch Disney's Fantasia solely for the "Night on Bald Mountain" scene.
Trash Talkers haha you can have it! Sorry it’s not autographed though, I had him sign my arm instead (which I later got tattooed). He’s a super nice guy, btw. Funny too!
Trash Talkers oh I totally would, just let me know! I have a bunch of autographed stuff... and way too many John 5 guitar picks for someone who doesn’t even own a guitar 😆
New subscriber and huge Rob Zombie fan here. I dig you guys so keep up the great reacts!!! Zombie didn't direct H2O btw. He did the new Halloween movies that were released 2007 and 2009. So he did House of 1000 Corpses, Devils Rejects, Three from Hell, 31, Lords of Salem, the animated movie Haunted World of El Superbeasto. Did you know he was also one of the ravagers in Guardians of the Galaxy?
If you liked this one then there's at least 3 more from Rob zombie that you have to watch. "Mar's needs women". "Ging gang gong de du gong de lagga ragga" the live version. Crazy name I know but an awesome video. Lastly is "Everybody's f#@king in a ufo" lol you probably can't show it on your channel but it's a crazy funny hardcore video.
You know what's crazy, I remember being in 8th grade going over my friends house to watch the premiere of this video on MTV in '98!! This was his first single after leaving white zombie
This is the song that got my wife into metal at 56. I'd just installed a new stereo in her car and popped in this CD to test it just as it was time for her to go to work. She didn't know how to operate the new radio so she listened to this song on the way there and Living Dead Girl on the way home. She said her head was bobbing all the way!
I went to one of his first gigs in the uk in 13 years. Greatest show ever and because at the time i was walking with a walking stick. He decided to come and grind against me while he was singing. Possibly one of the best moments ever. And i got 3 kids hahahahaha
Ya know, funny thing about the "kids scared of this stuff" thing. So I've always been into rock and metal, basically my whole life. My youngest brother got this Rob Zombie album when it first came out (we were all in elementary school I was 11, he was 8 or 9. Rob Zombie is also my mom's fav artist). Anyway that brother was SO scared of the first track on that album. It's creepy as hell. I'd already been into nu-metal and death metal at the time, so I didn't find it scary at all, but he had nightmares because of it. It's not a song. It's like..remember when albums had intro tracks where it wasn't a song, just an intro thing that went into the second track? It was that. You'd have to hear it. Anyway yea this video he was fine with..But that intro..It's a little girl talking with creepy horror ambiance. On a related note, I see you guys like Otep and she also comments on your videos. My OTHER brother (in between me and the brother above), when he was in middle school, he was at our step-cousins house, and he was into both rap and metal, and he showed this brother an Otep album, and he was scared out of his mind because he'd never heard a female vocalist doing metal screaming before.
i get him, because when the beautiful people by MM came out i was afraid too. I was 6yo at the time when my older brother showed me the video clip! And when he played the music i was scared! 😅
So, the Dragula is the car he's driving in the video. Rob went to a car museum where it was on display. This is the car from the classic Munsters TV series. Rob asked what the owner wanted for it. Owner said it was not for sale, so Rob pulled out his checkbook and kept raising his offer until the guy could not say no anymore.
Huge Rob Zombie fan here! Listening since 6th grade. Watched Chucky at age five. Don't think kids are not scared of this stuff as much as kids are just more grown at earlier ages these days.
You two are so great. The best dude friend vibes make me want to see a rob zombie movie with you guys and commentate through the whole thing. You guys r way cool stay safe and keep doing these.
Interesting fact: One of Rob's favourite video stores closed down and he found a massive box of B-movie Horror and Porno films in a box. He still uses little samples from them in his songs, especially as intros. In this song at the beginning it goes "Superstition, fear and jealousy" that's one of the samples
That one was in my playlist back at 2001.... ))) Now i mentioned that Rob Zombie is looks like some person in Russia, that known as Djigurda. And he is a real freak 😃 Джигурда )))
I have met Rob zombie a few times he's from the same place I am haverhill mass. N he visits his parents who still live there so I'd see him out walking around with his wife all the time great guy btw very chill
I grew up with all this in music videos so it didn't freak me out. The music video for Psycho Circus is a good example of what I watched since I was 4.
Dragula was the car from the tv show "the Munsters". It's the car he drives in the video.
Vampire in drag too.
The Dragula was the coffin car that Grand Pa Munster built and drove . Not the one he is driving in this video. That is styled to look like the Munster coach.
Actually that is the real Munster Coach owned by Eddie Munster himself Butch.
@@XA351GT My bad that was the munster koach
this song was in Twisted Metal on PlayStation 1 if I remember correctly
Best Rob quote ever " I cannot corrupt that which by nature is already corrupt" 😂
I remember seeing that written inside a Rob Zombie Album lol
What says except opinion that natural human is corrupt. Using social emotional feelings to judge the nature of humans as sinful or corrupt is what enlightenment religion and philosophy does. They invent a God who's morality is the absolute moral authority and invent the Devil tired to this Earth and Natural human. It's all emotional self hatred, there is nothing "wrong" about being a natural human out to get what you need for yourself as it is the state Humans and all other animals were designed. Being aloof and designing new conceptions of what it means to be human is what the conceit of enlightenment religion and secular philosophy does without justifying/excusing such effort to curtail liberty and impose civilization.
Easy to get it twisted. Song is about his dragracer/hot rod car.
He's been amazing forever. Still puts on an amazing live show all these years later. Forever a Zombie fan ❤️
More Human Than Human is a must.
That was used as the theme of Batman Beyond
Agreed!
To me, a big part of his genius is that he adds enough rock to hook the guys and just enough booty-shaking elements to hook the girls. Living Dead Girl is another huge hit of Rob's.
Ikr
Rob KNOWS how to write a hook, make you want more than 3 minutes.
It can go vice versa too both men and women of rock/metal like both. That’s old school sexist thinking
Sheri Moon Zombie, his wife, has been involved in everything he's done since they got together. Vocal clips, dancing in videos and live on stage, pretty much in all his films.
no wonder she's sexy and hella talented he'd be stupid not to have her enhance everything
I like that Smokey doesnt pretend that he has never heard this before
Yeah if I've heard something I'm going to let you know right up front. We've made a vow not to do fake reactions
Pantera cemetery gates
@@smokeyrameriz478 After binge-watching some of these "Rapper's React" videos, I'd just like to posit the possibility that Smokey is a secret metal-head. You seem a bit too much in the know Smokey :P
I think you are correct because I do tend to know a good bit of the mainstream hits
i'm late to the party, but can't agree more. fake reactions ruin the fun and there is nothing lost in honesty
If you hate rats then you most DEFINITELY need to react to Ghost. The song Rats is a pretty good jam.
I guess we will take ur word for it.....but hollywood hates rats
@@Hollywood6IX it was worth a shot lol but seriously, I great song by Ghost is Square Hammer. The video is something to behold. It's a definite tribute to old horror flicks.
@@Hollywood6IX There are some great songs by Ghost...Rats, Square Hammer, Faith, Cirice...any of these would be a great pick!
Ghost is commercial trash. They are the modern day KISS...lots of people get fooled into thinking they are good because they have a gimmick. If you are good, you don't need a gimmick. Time exposes all things... as it always does.
The Lowk it’s a show dude chill. Ghost live is a fun concert. It’s a little more impressive when you consider Tobias pretty much writes and composes everything himself and then hires some session musicians to go on the tour to be the band. If you don’t like it then don’t listen.
Do Thunder Kiss '65 by White Zombie! An absolute iconic rock song by them and no that's his real name, lol! And btw please react to the song 7 words by Deftones! You guys are the shit!🤘🏻
Oh and the phobias:
Trypanophobia is the fear of needles
Musophobia is the fear of mice/rats
Globophobia is the fear of balloons popping
Ty so much for this...love our subscribers
If you want Trypanophobia, watch the second Saw movie. You'll know the scene
Hippopotomonstrosesquippedaliophobia, that is the word for the fear of long words, psychologists are apparently dicks
@@dukoth6552 Aibohphobia is the fear of palindromes - words that are spelled the same forwards or backwards.
Psychologists are tremendous dicks.
@@Kaocyde "what are you afraid of"
"i cant tell you"
"why not?"
"because I'm afraid of it"
Apparently Rob was a production assistant for Pee-Wee's Playhouse, which kind of explains a lot.
Stfu, r u serious. That just makes pee wee even more creepier
And Cyndi Lauper did the theme song.
@@Hollywood6IX he was. Interviewed by joe rogan.
@@Ozzy_2014 if only rob had put a movie theater on the set.
@@Hollywood6IX 22 daytime Emmys before they found out he was gay.
I remember when Rob Zombie was doing the decorating for Headbangers Ball. Then he took it over from Ricki Rachman. Good artist, great song, amazing director.
Rob is a great dude. His love for old horror films helped with his music and movies. He did some artwork for beavis and butthead do america. He even did a commercial
Fun fact: rob zombie once called the cops to complain about the noise at a neighborhood skatepark. Heavy metal dude!!!
"Dragula" is a song and debut single co-written and recorded by American rock musician Rob Zombie. It was released in August 1998 as the lead single from his solo debut Hellbilly Deluxe. Since its release it has become Zombie's most recognizable song as a solo artist. It is also his best-selling song, and had sold over 717,000 copies in the U.S. by 2010.[2] The song is based on the drag racer "DRAG-U-LA" from the sitcom The Munsters.
Dragula is grandpa Munster's car
White Zombie- Super Charger Heaven. Straight fire 🔥
Biohazard, Punishment. Part of the originators of hardcore thrash, rap-metal. Some say they were white supremacists but I dont see it, but dont know these dudes personally so I cant say for sure but east coast hard core was and is the shit
If y’all are into really interesting and disturbing music videos. Closer by nine inch nails. Great song, crazy video.
Hell...to the...YEAH! love me some NIN
Ok cool, were gonna look into it
Rob's inspiration was an Alice Cooper concert. If you have seen the matrix movies, the house of pain scenes. The song playing is the Herman Munster Hot rod remix of Dragula from the remix album American Made Music to strip by! Hard to hear lyrics mostly just tumping booming base and dialogue. The second movie where they go to see 'the frenchman'.
Hey Man Nice Shot from the band Filter. Has footage of Bud Dower a politician committing suicide in front of the city council.
Demonoid Phenomenon ♡♡♡ one of my favorite songs. Listening to the Twisted Metal game in our cd player was the o ly way we could listen to him as a kid as back then our parents vetted cds if we wanted it to make sure it was ok lol
I love the ending where you can just subtly hear the Munsters theme in the background
Guys can I make a bold suggestion? Rival sons - Where I have been. It will bring you in a whole other vibe. I won't say more.. Haha. Liked the video of course. Big fan of your channel.
Loved the video you guys! I can't wait to see what you guys do next.
Thanks alot man this means alot, any suggestions
It's a song about a car. The Dragula is a drag strip car built by Grandpa in the episode of The Munsters: Hot Rod Herman. George Barris built The Dragula and The Munster Koach for the TV show:The Munsters.The front of the vehicle sported a marble gravestone with the legend: "Born 1367, Died ?".body of DRAG-U-LA was built from a real fiberglass coffin that Richard "Korky" Korkes was able to purchase out the back door of a funeral home in North Hollywood. The radiator was formed to look like a small brass coffin. The driver sat in the rear of the vehicle behind the engine, under a plastic bubble. The two rear tires were 10.50 -inch racing slicks, mounted on custom 10-inch Rader aluminum & steel wheels.Gas is consumed at a rate of 4 gallons per mile of embalming fluid pushed by the high powered Dupree Chrome Dome electric fuel pump.The original car was housed in a Planet Hollywood in Atlantic City,
Love the channel, getting ready to support you guys and watch you guys grow. Much love from a knucklehead in Jacksonville Florida!! Gang gang!!!
Thank you for being here bruh!
React to Nymphetamine Fix by Cradle of Filth for more gothic creepy vibes! 👻
Goth, creepy, were on it
Why not From The Cradle to Enslave (uncenscored)? Shit's WAY darker and creepier :D
Late, but that song is fire!
It wasn't Halloween H20 that he directed, That was in 98, He directed the remake of Halloween in 2007. Awesome stuff guys, My favourite of all time!, From White Zombie until now I've followed his whole career. Oh and Sheri used to be there dancing in concerts on stage with a few other women, Saw him live in 2009 and she was there. I think Zombie is his stage name but his real name is Robert Cummings, Don't think he legally changed it but I could be wrong. Cheers!
Hey guys love what you do! Can you react to Deftones - Change (In The House Of Flies)?
Were gonna try...we tried to do a deftones video and they blocked it for some reason
Foxy Foxy, American Witch, and Living Dead Girl are all great songs by Rob And the cover's of Helter Skelter and Brick House are kickass! His band White Zombie recorded the song "More Human Than Human" it was featured in the Crow movie. This was a great reaction guys!
This song, car and Rob Zombie himself was tied into Twisted Metal 3 and it was awesome!
It was in a snowmobile racing game too. Dark Summit.
Love his movies. White Zombie was one of my first concerts when I was 13. And yes Sheri Moon Zombie is his wife and she is beautiful! Also, he started out directing XXX movies before White Zombie if I’m not mistaken.
I used to have the biggest crush on Sean.
idk about directing XXX but he did work in a XXX shop
jay webb that’s right! I was close lol
Now that you've done Rob, you should give Powerman 5000 a listen. The lead singer ,Spyder is Rob's brother.
Tokyo Vigilante #1
Even Superman Shot Himself
seeing this song live involved a lot of fire, it was amazing. He also used a 50ft robot looking thing during the show. btwn that and the go go dancers he has on stage, I am glad i had the chance to see him live twice.
sheri moon toured with him and was in his videos before she starred in his movies and married rob lol.
the short guy with capt spaulding at the beginning of house of 1000 corpses wears a mask that looks like the face of the robot lookin dude in the video ;)
Are you talking about the Creeper? (He brings it out during Meet the Creeper)
possibly, show was about 20-25 years ago so...yeah...
Great use of this track in The Matrix. Probably mentioned already.
I thought this song was in the matrix
You need to check out his cartoon El Superbeasto
Damn didnt know he had a cartoon too
@@Hollywood6IX Yea the shit is mad funny. Haven't watched it in years myself.
@@Hollywood6IX Cinema HD and Catmouse have that movie and 3 From Hell.
@@Hollywood6IX It's absolutely insane and hilarious :D
I was that four or five year old child and I loved it. I still love this. I known of rob zombie since I was a young kid but my mom wouldn’t let me listen until I was five. And twenty years later I still love him. Thank you dad for introducing me to him🙃
This was one of the only songs my daughter would fall asleep to on car rides as a newborn lol brings back some awsome memories
That "monster" dancing around behind Rob Zombie was a robot from an old serial. It was called "The Phantom Creeps", starring Bela Lugosi as the villian. I think it was featured as an intro on "Mystery Science Theater 3000" and on "Nightmare Theater," which should tell you how good it was.
I prefer white zombie over rob zombie . I enjoy most of his movies
Ya me roo
Also, white zombie was his first band and they broke up due to tensions between his former band mates. They've never really said what the final straw was and have only ever commented saying that not everything that happens in a band is everybodys business. One more song. Feel so numb by Rob zombie. Hardcore high energy music and video.
Ghost by Badflower both helped and hurt me in a really hard time recently... It WILL cause tears... I see it personally as something to overcome, because the day I don't cry while listening, is the day I have finally found a real source of happiness and self love...
Artist, musician, comic book writer, screen write, director. Zombie does it all. Plus he's nice to boot.
Before the success of White Zombie, he was a production assistant for the television series Pee-wee's Playhouse.[27]
Zombie took the stage name "Rob Zombie" from a 1932 horror film titled White Zombie, starring Bela Lugosi (the movie title was also the source for the band name, "White Zombie", Rob Zombie's initial musical endeavor). The name first shows up on White Zombie's 1989 EP God of Thunder.[28][29] He had previously used the name "Rob Straker" on the White Zombie LPs Soul-Crusher and Make Them Die Slowly.[28]
Great reaction guys! Just found the channel and glad y'all are getting into metal. Funny thing when you said kids would be terrified of this. I have a older brother. 10 years older and we used to play twisted metal on PS1, and every time this song came on id go nuts and sing and headbang the whole time. He got me into Korn, Slipknot and and plethora of other bands when i was 5-10, and have seen dozens together. Doesn't help that my mother has always been a lover of rock for decades and i would sing Metallica, Guns n Roses, and Motley Crue all over the house because of that. You're peers really shape your musical taste when your young. I loved this shit when i was a kid, and love metal even more now that i am in my 20s. Cheers boys!
I was 5 years old when this song was released, and it’s the first song I remember getting stuck in my head outside of children’s songs.
One of the greatest live performers and live shows ive been to
This song is on my excercise playlist. Love it
Rob Zombie is my favorite artist. I love him so much. He's amazing live.
I've known Rob Zombies music since i was a kid. First found him in a Playstation1 game called "Sled Storm" where there's a Dragula Remix by Hod Rod Herman playingin the background.
Loved this remix and bought "Educated Horses" from my allowance when i found it in a store a few weeks after first hearing the remix.
Didn't regret buying it.
You guys have got to react to some Skid Row. Monkey Business is where I would start, but Youth Gone Wild, 18 and Life, and I Remember You are some of their biggest hits. Sebastian Bach's voice was insane back in the day.
sterling archer's biggest fear is a brain aneurysm, for the same reason you're scared of balloons. also, crocodiles and alligators.
I have been out of school for 20 plus years, but was singing along with the entire Power Slave album in third grade. If I would have seen this as a kid, I would have loved it.
Dimmu Borgir- Progenies of the great apocalypse. Its symphonic black metal.
Behemoth - Bartzabel.
Veil of Maya - Outsider all 3 will not disappoint
Devil's rejects is my favorite rob zombie flick
Robert Bartleh Cummings[7][8] (born January 12, 1965),[9] known professionally as Rob Zombie, is an American singer, songwriter, filmmaker, and voice actor. He is a founding member of the heavy metal band White Zombie, releasing four studio albums with the band. He is the older brother of Spider One, the lead vocalist of the industrial metal band Powerman 5000.[10][11]
I didn't know you guys were in Covington! I love that little town. I grew up outside Knoxville TN and watched in the heat of the night as a kid. I visited Covington a few years ago and stayed in a beautiful bed and breakfast and toured all the filming sites. I would love to visit again. I currently live in Wilmington NC which is a huge film town too.
The story about you introducing your kids to Rob Zombie really kicked me in the chest. In the good way. Feel you. Just today my daughter, who is 27 now, related to me how when she told her friends that TOOL was a lullaby for her they thought she was crazy. She fell asleep to Tool music almost every night for years when she was young. She can put on TOOL to fall asleep tonight. She knows cannon by heart. It's her safe place. Was I a bad dad for constantly blasting tool in one way or another? I don't think so.
8:31 ... ME TOO!!!!!! I can't stand when I have had to work at outdoor health fairs and they have those things EVERYWHERE!!!! Windy days especially get my anxiety on a new level.
Rob Zombie live is just... I have no words lol it's a trip and a half. This song also showed up in The Matrix at the scene where Neo goes to the club
Seeing Rob zombie play with Alice Cooper, a7x, korn and godsmack at a big show outside at a big show on Halloween about 20 years ago was crazy.
Also in 1999 movie idle hands while he's knitting before killing those cops
You guys have come a long ways in a few months. Props!!
A couple good songs you may enjoy:
Ad Infinitum - Marching on Versailles (Relatively new band)
Unleash the archers - Awakening (a very common react video song) or Northwest passage
Kamelot - Liar Liar ft. Alissa White-Gluz
Within Temptation - Paradise ft. Tarja Turunen (Nigthwish's original singer)
Battle Beast - Eden
Epica - Sacred and wild (cover of a powerwolf song) or Crimson bow and arrow (Cover of the Attack on Titan song)
Awesome reaction guys! You totally need to check out Unleash the Archers tho. Go for Awakening or Tonight We Ride, both are totally epic but way underrated. Keep it up guys, you're killin it!
Rob Zombie was raised in a carnival...worked for Pre Wees playhouse...he is absolutely My all time favorite rocker...my fave so g by him is Everybody Fu**ing a UFO...
The Matrix has you!!! Keep Spiraling.
My daughters dad and I listened to this kind of music and she loved this song.
I was 4-5 when I first watched this, and I gotta say,
I was more amazed than horrified XD
Rob Zombie is the kind of guy who makes your childhood
As a kid I was fascinated by MJ's Thriller... not gonna lie yall
Dude Hollywood was terrified
i saw zombie live id say 10 yrs ago, amazing show, the stage show, props , zombie nazi gogo dancers etc etc if you get a chance to see a show its worth, my advice is to see it at indoor venue so the theatrical elements are enhanced.
Saw him this past summer. Fun show. Touring with Manson on the Evil Never Dies tour packaged as the twins of evil.
Saw them with Korn
I didn't know yall were from Covington, I know a guy I lived with in California that moved there for a minute he also said he met Zombie when he was in his neighborhood looking at locations for a film
We may know him
@@smokeyrameriz478his name is Marc, cool dude a bit strung out back then but he's clean now
@@bigrob7256 then we def might know him...we had our strug out days. And we know a couple of marcs
@@Hollywood6IX I dont want to type his last name but its German
Fun fact... in "The House With 1000 Corpses" there's a scene when one of the family members is watching "The Munsters" with a clip of the "Dragula" (song came out in '98 and the movie came out I think in '03)
yes!!! someone who loves rob zombie as a director! most people HATE his films
Rob Zombie was my nieces first favourite artist.......when she was 4 years old. She came across him all on her own, her parents don't listen to anything like this. She dressed up as the Living Dead Girl for her first Halloween. She's 9 now and likes Tom Waits. Proudest uncle ever.
Haha! I loved that comment about being scared as a four or five year old. I'm 21 and I've been listening to Rob Zombie since I was two because of my awesome step dad. I was never really scared of him. I have always loved him! I've actually always wanted to be in one of his music videos! 😂❤ I am scared of clowns though, like terrified!
I was enthralled by MJ's Thriller. Not at all scared. Then again, as a kid in the 80's, I also wanted to watch Disney's Fantasia solely for the "Night on Bald Mountain" scene.
Lol
I have a 3 From Hell Poster that I got when I met Rob... which I cannot bring myself to hang up cuz the eyeballs freak me out 😩
Nice!
Awesome....we need one of those
Trash Talkers haha you can have it! Sorry it’s not autographed though, I had him sign my arm instead (which I later got tattooed). He’s a super nice guy, btw. Funny too!
@@ShanLH5 hmmmmm, we might open a po box so you guys can send us cool stuff
Trash Talkers oh I totally would, just let me know! I have a bunch of autographed stuff... and way too many John 5 guitar picks for someone who doesn’t even own a guitar 😆
New subscriber and huge Rob Zombie fan here. I dig you guys so keep up the great reacts!!! Zombie didn't direct H2O btw. He did the new Halloween movies that were released 2007 and 2009. So he did House of 1000 Corpses, Devils Rejects, Three from Hell, 31, Lords of Salem, the animated movie Haunted World of El Superbeasto. Did you know he was also one of the ravagers in Guardians of the Galaxy?
Black Sunshine pleeaseee!!!
10 4
Yes. This.
If you liked this one then there's at least 3 more from Rob zombie that you have to watch. "Mar's needs women". "Ging gang gong de du gong de lagga ragga" the live version. Crazy name I know but an awesome video. Lastly is "Everybody's f#@king in a ufo" lol you probably can't show it on your channel but it's a crazy funny hardcore video.
You know what's crazy, I remember being in 8th grade going over my friends house to watch the premiere of this video on MTV in '98!! This was his first single after leaving white zombie
This is the song that got my wife into metal at 56. I'd just installed a new stereo in her car and popped in this CD to test it just as it was time for her to go to work. She didn't know how to operate the new radio so she listened to this song on the way there and Living Dead Girl on the way home. She said her head was bobbing all the way!
I went to one of his first gigs in the uk in 13 years. Greatest show ever and because at the time i was walking with a walking stick. He decided to come and grind against me while he was singing. Possibly one of the best moments ever. And i got 3 kids hahahahaha
Ya know, funny thing about the "kids scared of this stuff" thing. So I've always been into rock and metal, basically my whole life. My youngest brother got this Rob Zombie album when it first came out (we were all in elementary school I was 11, he was 8 or 9. Rob Zombie is also my mom's fav artist). Anyway that brother was SO scared of the first track on that album. It's creepy as hell. I'd already been into nu-metal and death metal at the time, so I didn't find it scary at all, but he had nightmares because of it. It's not a song. It's like..remember when albums had intro tracks where it wasn't a song, just an intro thing that went into the second track? It was that. You'd have to hear it. Anyway yea this video he was fine with..But that intro..It's a little girl talking with creepy horror ambiance.
On a related note, I see you guys like Otep and she also comments on your videos. My OTHER brother (in between me and the brother above), when he was in middle school, he was at our step-cousins house, and he was into both rap and metal, and he showed this brother an Otep album, and he was scared out of his mind because he'd never heard a female vocalist doing metal screaming before.
i get him, because when the beautiful people by MM came out i was afraid too. I was 6yo at the time when my older brother showed me the video clip! And when he played the music i was scared! 😅
I was always more partial to "Superbeast" over "Dragula", but Dragula was more popular. "Meet the Creepers" is also a good song from the same album.
So, the Dragula is the car he's driving in the video. Rob went to a car museum where it was on display. This is the car from the classic Munsters TV series. Rob asked what the owner wanted for it. Owner said it was not for sale, so Rob pulled out his checkbook and kept raising his offer until the guy could not say no anymore.
Now I feel like you need to react to Marilyn Manson's Dope Hat. 😂
Man, nostalgia hittin' listening to this and remember playing Twisted Metal when I was a kid lol
Huge Rob Zombie fan here! Listening since 6th grade. Watched Chucky at age five. Don't think kids are not scared of this stuff as much as kids are just more grown at earlier ages these days.
His brother is the frontman for Powerman 5000.
You two are so great. The best dude friend vibes make me want to see a rob zombie movie with you guys and commentate through the whole thing. You guys r way cool stay safe and keep doing these.
This song was in the Matrix when Neo met Trinity for the first time in the rave club scene.
Interesting fact: One of Rob's favourite video stores closed down and he found a massive box of B-movie Horror and Porno films in a box. He still uses little samples from them in his songs, especially as intros. In this song at the beginning it goes "Superstition, fear and jealousy" that's one of the samples
That one was in my playlist back at 2001.... )))
Now i mentioned that Rob Zombie is looks like some person in Russia, that known as Djigurda. And he is a real freak 😃
Джигурда )))
All his videos, and especially this one, are epic productions
I have met Rob zombie a few times he's from the same place I am haverhill mass. N he visits his parents who still live there so I'd see him out walking around with his wife all the time great guy btw very chill
Thunderkiss 1969 White Zombie
Fear of needles = trypanophobia and sometimes Aichmophobia
Thank you
I grew up on heavy music
He has been known as Rob Straker and Rob Dirt prior to being known as Rob Zombie.
Loved this song when I first heard it on Much Music Big Shiny Tunes 2 album.
I have met him, he's the nicest guy ever, very humble you can't spend much time with him but he is awesome
I grew up with all this in music videos so it didn't freak me out. The music video for Psycho Circus is a good example of what I watched since I was 4.