Because he's more of a musician than a filmmaker and no one tells him when he's overdoing it. Plus, I've heard him say, in interviews, that his influences were the 70s gitty and gory slasher/psycho killer movies and I think they had a lot of swearing as well.
I didn't HATE 3 From Hell, but I don't disagree with you. He should've just stopped production when it became apparent that Sid wasn't going to be able to perform more than once scene in it. Don't get me wrong, I loved seeing him play Spaulding again, but it was so sad seeing him so close to death, and being so visibly close to death at that.
A couple years back, this movie played at a nearby theatre with Rob Zombie and Sherri Moon in the crowd, both watching it for the first time in years and doing a Q&A after. Rob himself said that in hindsight, there was quite a bit he would do differently but was glad that people still enjoyed it.
He said the same about House of 1000 Corpses. Something akin to not being able to watch it, because "I would've changed this, and that, and that, and it's just not right". Pretty sure I read that on IMDB
@@SuperKamiGuru-i3c That seems to be pretty common with filmmakers. I know a few of them have said they just don't watch their older stuff for just that reason.
@@SuperKamiGuru-i3c I have a little experience with that one. I have a friend who is in indie films and I helped him out with one of his film school projects and I feel so awkward watching the clip I was in. I also do a lot of writing and some times, going back and looking at old stuff is also awkward.
@@LibraGamesUnlimited I write as well, but I've never had a bad case of awkward while going back and reading my stuff. Just "Hmm...maybe I should change and re-release." Currently working on a horror story based on the question of what happened to the other kids and their parents in Willy Wonka (not Charlie) and the Chocolate Factory.
"im the devil. and im here to do the devils work" is a quote from charlie manson. I wouldnt be surprised if there were more in this film, but that one jumped out at me on first viewing.
When I saw his films in my teens I was really into them. However, nearly a decade later whenever I go back to them I can't help but feel that they are all a bit try-hard, boring, and for the most part (whether it be character, tone, and/or plot) the same. Not to mention they all somehow feel 30 minutes too long.
I haven’t seen this one since I was a teenager but I really liked the movie. I would probably still have fun watching it. Never seen 3 from hell. Never even heard of it till now.
RE: Wydell killing Mama Firefly in the police station, the family killing people at a motel, etc. I think you really underestimate small town Texas in the 70s.
I would feel insulted by that but I know it's probably true. Given who the family was I don't imagine anyone would be making a fuss over anything bad happening to them. With the motel, I always assumed it was a major dump and they just didn't get a lot of business. Like it was the kind of place that people only went to for quickies or drug deals so they're not going to get involved if they hear weird noises or most of the rooms were just empty. That or it was just the "No Vacancy" motel so they were busy killing other guests and recording it. :)
There was a scene shot with Dr Satan, the police took him to a hospital and he bites out the neck of a nurse, the scene was deleted though. I enjoy the firefly trilogy, I can understand why people hate it though, it's like marmite, live it or hate it. Love your vids keep up the good work sir.
Came to post this since Decker mentioned they forgot Dr. Satan. Zombie has later said he just didn’t have a place for something that outlandish in a film that was a little more grounded.
Zombie says he prefers to consider the Dr a dream sequence. Sadly the deleted scene would have been a breakout for young Rosario Dawson who played the nurse.
I actually like it less with more views. Dialogue at points is so bad. Sid Haig and Bill Moseley are still great as usual though. I have issues with it the same as House but still like a lot. His other films...like Lords of Salem?...or his Halloweens? Nope. I've put off watching 3 from hell, knowing what was going to happen and seeing how cheap, Sci fi channel budget looking the trailers made it seem. A cheaper looking film than House...despite now being worth far more money? Someone also needs to tell him his wife can't act and there is a reason she never acts in anything else as no one else would cast her in anything. RIP sid haig
@@jsc315 Ehhhhhhh... House of 1000 Corpses maybe, but this one? Could you elaborate a bit on that? I don't see the influence here aside from a family of serial killers.
When you were saying 'Banjo And...' all I could think of was 'Banjo-Kazooie'. This is kind of a weird connection for me to make while watching this review.
I rememember watching this movie back when it came out and being REALLY amazed about the whole "Hiring big badass mercenaries to just go and wreck them" thing. It's a mess and all, but that just somehow blew my mind. Like, it's against the rules, man. You can't just suddenly and easily kick the psycho family's ass! Although the fact that it suddenly turned into a reverse psycho-slasher made me even more confused.
Goblin Rat It makes to sense to me that they got caught so easily for two reasons, one the two bounty hunters are equally ruthless and much stronger physically and two the firefly family had their guard down because they thought they were safe and were therefore extremely vulnerable.
@@justindenney-hall5875 Yeah, it makes sense and all, I just meant that it was really weird seeing a movie of this type where the psycho family isn't presented as basically untouchable, unstoppable villains like they often are. Usually in these movies, the main characters are at their mercy (like the family at the motel), and if a cop shows up at any point, that cop is going to get murdered just as brutally. This movie kinda flips the script in that regard, with the sheriff totally turning the tables on them by the end. It's pretty intresting
@Goblin Rat I think that's part of the reason I like House of 1000 Corpses so much...I saw it and Devil's Rejects in the wrong order. So for me it wasn't a case of the villains becoming protagonists in the sequel but rather a prequel where the main characters have become antagonists.
The ending scene paired with Free Bird just goes together perfectly. One of my favorite mash ups along with Zombie Land and For Whom the Bell Tolls. They go together perfectly.
Rob Zombie made a big mistake. I would have loved to see a good trilogy of John Quincy Wydell hunting down all the sick weirdos in the world. From these guys, to Michael Meyers, to the Predator.
My sentiments exactly! Always hated how the cops in horror flicks were either idiots, cowards, or both. Sheriff John Quincy Wydell was The Man! Part Buford Pusser, part Cyberdyne Industries T-1000, part Harry Callahan. I'd love to see a Wydell trilogy!
I've never clicked on a video so fast. One of the few rob zombie movies i remember loving. Not perfect but i remember liking the main cast a lot despite how awful people they were just because of how shitty the antagonists were too. Everyone was just so shitty
I love horror for the most part, but I just can't ever get into films like this. They're so mean-spirited. I feel like there's a nice medium between "fun" and "miserable."
It always blows my mind E.G Daily, the voice of tommy pickles from rugrats, Buttercup from the PPG, and a few other kids shows Has been in Rob zombie movies....
I think the reason the cops drove right past Tiny was because they didn’t see him, considering he was surrounded by trees and they had no reason to look in his direction as they drove past.
I think Tiny stayed behind to die because he knew he couldn’t survive in the world outside the way the rest of the family could and he would just slow them down.
Sheri Moon Zombie's brother has a cameo as a police officer in the opening shootout scene. He was originally only on the set as a visitor, but director Rob Zombie put him in the scene because he knew how to handle firearms well. Rob Zombie stated in an interview that, up until 31 (2016), 'The Devil's Rejects' was probably the hardest film of his to cut down in order to receive an R rating. Chris Jericho auditioned for the role of Rondo, but was told he was "too pretty" for the part. Danny Trejo was cast instead. Final film of Matthew McGrory. He died just over a month after its release. The blue van's plate spells AKU, which means "evil" in Japanese. Won Most Vile Villain(s) (for The Firefly Family) and Best Horror Movie at The 2006 Scream Awards. This movie had to be cut seven times in order to receive an R rating from the MPAA. According to Rob Zombie, the censors had an issue with the film's overall tone, specifically the motel scene between Priscilla Barnes and Bill Moseley. This scene had to be cut by two minutes for the theatrical release; the cut footage was restored in the DVD version. Body count: 19. The names "Firefly", "Captain Spaulding" and "Otis B. Driftwood" are all names of Groucho Marx characters in various The Marx Brothers films. The dream-like sequences that Otis saw of himself, Captain Spaulding and Baby during the ending were actually clips of candid footage of the three actors that was shot on the final day of filming. After wrapping up on the last day, Rob Zombie filmed Sherri Moon Zombie, Bill Moseley and Sid Haig as they had some post-wrap up fun and said their "good byes" into the camera. Both this and House of 1000 Corpses (2003) were dedicated to actors who had appeared in the films but died prior to their release. Sheri Moon Zombie does not see this film as a sequel: "It's more like some of the characters from House of 1000 Corpses (2003) came on over, and now they're the Devil's Rejects." The name "Charlie Altamont" was inspired by The Rolling Stones documentary Gimme Shelter (1970), in which a Hell's Angels gang member hired to work security stabbed a youth to death at Altamont Speedway in northern California. In this film, Charlie "gives shelter" to the Firefly family. Sheri Moon Zombie was emotionally drained during the shooting of a scene with William Forsythe that required her to cry. She was so affected by the scene--which took two to three hours to film--that she did not come to work for two days afterward
Hey Decker! This is a really old movie, but please consider reviewing Zardoz. It's an interesting film. And oh! Clownado!! I'm sure many would love to see that.
OK, you've got a new subscriber. I tripped over your DERANGED review, then looked at your massive collection of goodies...and decided, yeah, this guy's my kind of reviewer.
There's a cut right there actually. His emotions raise and he goes "Oh sweet Jesus!". I assume Zombie did the cut so the guy always seemed like a giant snail.
How could you misplace your dolls Decker? Those are necessities to your channel! Why were they not stored safely with your filming equipment? Do we blame a cat?
What can I say? I actually like this movie because I have weird taste. No one is winning any Oscars for this movie but I can watch this movie multiple times and not feel bad. It’s not meant to be a GOOD movie or a masterpiece, it is what it is.
Let me be the one to say I love almost all of zombies movies.. I love his style, the stories, his editing and the actors he uses.. Pluss I've had a crush on sheri for 20 years
A frantic trip to the guts of hell through the hottest deserts of an insane and shattered America. Zombie catches the essence of Tobe Hooper, the malicious humor of Roger Corman and Wes Craven, and blows the screen with a tarantinian ultraviolence, all seasoning with a stunning southern rock music. A tale of sand, alcohol, blood, gunpowder, sun, flies, gasoline and sweat. Peckinpah would be proud
I loved this movie for the atmosphere, MUSIC, characters (the sheriff was very complex and Capt Spalding a classic). There is a saying in the literary world, "Don't put the Devil in a story, he'll become the Hero." The Rejects were heroes and I wish the movie had been longer.
I walked out of the theater during this movie. Stupid with immature dialogue and brainless "torture" sequences. I bet Zombie and Eli Roth are good friends... they make the same movies.
Woo! New Decker vidya! Obligatory "Did you watch the trailer for Starchaser: The Legend of Orin(1985) yet?" I'm saving money for SC next month...how a big a SC to get you guys to watch the trailer during the stream? ...with maybe enough left over to get a "Penis, penis, pe-NIS!" chant from Creepy? :) As always, keep up the good work! :)
My family is going through financial troubles and just listening to ur videos has made it a little easier to bare it and i thank u for making great content
Great video, Decker! I have thoroughly enjoyed your videos over the last couple years I’ve been watching them. You have brought me countless laughs and hours of entertainment and I’d just like to say thank you. My wife and I have incorporated a couple of your sayings into our conversations: “the body count has started” and “but it was all just a dream.” Thanks again and keep up the good work👍🏻
I think the new mom in this flick was WAY more entertaining. She dove right into it and pulled no punches! BTW, I dig crazy chicks.. Please tell me you'll do 3 From Hell.... I NEED IT!
I remember when I first saw this and the one thought that it was a movie. The House of Thousand Corpses was filmed like it was a movie video rather than movie, clearly in between to the two movies he figured out there was difference in making a music videos vs full length movie. The movies are clearly vary splatterpunk in nature only interesting in shocking you with gore not that there's wrong. Although the only thing I remember was that the camera ogled Baby, which made it hard to hate her even though she's sadistic killer. On one last interesting thought Zombie at one point wanted to make more than horror films or at least that was heard but he just sort of got stuck in the genre.
You should do primeval, the british tv show, for when u do a dino thing this year. The seasons arent too long so u could do a sesson per episode or split up each season into 2 episodes. I think you would like it amd i dont think u would be mad about most aspects of it
Will you be reviewing 3 from Hell. I did enjoy 3 from Hell, however I do not fully understand the storyline at all or why Rob just dropped an estranged half brother of Baby and Otis nor his importance in the film.
RZ dialogue is like waking up in the middle of the night having to take a piss, but your cold and foggy. Then you stub your fucking toe, step on your sons legos and step in your puppies shit pile all rolled up in one cluster fuck.
Just by the name of the film and the fact that Decker is reviewing, I had a feeling it had something to do with Rob Zombie or Uwe Boll. Don’t ever change my man.
Well, seeing the range of movies your are willingly digging into, is there a chance that you will ever attempt to review Zardoz, or would that be too much?
@Finn MacCool Yeah, I remember (maybe in the commentary for the movie) Rob Zombie saying he was secretly standing the back during a test screening and everyone cheered when he died and he was pleased he got the reaction he wanted.
@Finn MacCool Why are you getting so mad? It's just a movie. Are the characters not supposed to be unlikable? There's no need to start whining because someone had a different opinion about a movie.
The story behind the deleted Dr. Satan scene is kinda awesome. It had Rosario Dawson and she had it in her contract that her death was to be the bloodiest in the film.
Late to the party but I'm surprised no one ever mentions the film is a horror remake of empire strikes back. The firefly clan are the rebels. Wydell is Vader. They hide in a brothel (cloud city). Bounty hunters hired to find them. They are betrayed by a old friend It's amazing as they even discuss star wars in the film
I feel like Rob Zombie writes his dialog by stubbing his toe and writing down what he says.
While DOING DRUGS!
Or else he reads comments on a Decker review and just uses that.
it's the same withe the lyrics on his songs.
SHIT! FUCK! SHIT! FUCK!
Tigerfire75 every line in the movie would be “could you review (insert movie here)”
SID HAIG
RIP
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Aww that's sad rip I didn't know that
Really nice guy apparently! :(
bloodrunsclear he seemed like a nice guy
@@gatchywatchyentertainmentb2090 Liked cats ^_^
Why does Rob Zombie write like a high-schooler in a creative writing class without a “No swearing” rule?
Because he's more of a musician than a filmmaker and no one tells him when he's overdoing it. Plus, I've heard him say, in interviews, that his influences were the 70s gitty and gory slasher/psycho killer movies and I think they had a lot of swearing as well.
MrBenjy1991 Thank you
I mean...you're not wrong.
DillyDyson007 Let’s see you do better
DillyDyson007 I mean you can just not watch them
I wish “3 from Hell” didn’t exist. I like to imagine this movie ending with their deaths, in a blaze of gunfire.
Same, it basically taints the best movie Rob ever did, what an ending and 3 from hell was shocking.
I didn't HATE 3 From Hell, but I don't disagree with you. He should've just stopped production when it became apparent that Sid wasn't going to be able to perform more than once scene in it. Don't get me wrong, I loved seeing him play Spaulding again, but it was so sad seeing him so close to death, and being so visibly close to death at that.
I refuse to see it
That movie was shit
I never saw it. I wasn't actively avoiding it, I just kind of forgot that it existed.
A couple years back, this movie played at a nearby theatre with Rob Zombie and Sherri Moon in the crowd, both watching it for the first time in years and doing a Q&A after. Rob himself said that in hindsight, there was quite a bit he would do differently but was glad that people still enjoyed it.
He said the same about House of 1000 Corpses. Something akin to not being able to watch it, because "I would've changed this, and that, and that, and it's just not right".
Pretty sure I read that on IMDB
@@SuperKamiGuru-i3c That seems to be pretty common with filmmakers. I know a few of them have said they just don't watch their older stuff for just that reason.
@@LibraGamesUnlimited A lot of actors can't watch their own movies at all as well.
@@SuperKamiGuru-i3c I have a little experience with that one. I have a friend who is in indie films and I helped him out with one of his film school projects and I feel so awkward watching the clip I was in.
I also do a lot of writing and some times, going back and looking at old stuff is also awkward.
@@LibraGamesUnlimited I write as well, but I've never had a bad case of awkward while going back and reading my stuff. Just "Hmm...maybe I should change and re-release."
Currently working on a horror story based on the question of what happened to the other kids and their parents in Willy Wonka (not Charlie) and the Chocolate Factory.
"im the devil. and im here to do the devils work" is a quote from charlie manson. I wouldnt be surprised if there were more in this film, but that one jumped out at me on first viewing.
Tex Watson, not Charles Manson
RIP Sid Haig and Tiny
LoneDragon F
TYLER MANE
ISN'T DEAD
@@andrewblanchard2398 And that has what to do with my comment?
@@cajunboi4888 F?
And grandpa hugo
Ah, the best Rob Zombie film, in most people's opinions.
Eww
The Insatiable Mr. Dong wtf
Not saying much.
Luchiop it kind of is. But yeah, he made 31 and those awful directors cuts of the Halloween remakes
@@Lwilibert yep
Note to self: stop asking for rides by headbutteing the person's vehicle.
When I saw his films in my teens I was really into them. However, nearly a decade later whenever I go back to them I can't help but feel that they are all a bit try-hard, boring, and for the most part (whether it be character, tone, and/or plot) the same. Not to mention they all somehow feel 30 minutes too long.
Thats how i feel especially after watching 3 from hell
I haven’t seen this one since I was a teenager but I really liked the movie. I would probably still have fun watching it. Never seen 3 from hell. Never even heard of it till now.
Everyone's here talking about how 3 From Hell broke the spell for them on Rob Zombie, but hot damn; 31 was a _mess!_
RE: Wydell killing Mama Firefly in the police station, the family killing people at a motel, etc. I think you really underestimate small town Texas in the 70s.
I would feel insulted by that but I know it's probably true. Given who the family was I don't imagine anyone would be making a fuss over anything bad happening to them.
With the motel, I always assumed it was a major dump and they just didn't get a lot of business. Like it was the kind of place that people only went to for quickies or drug deals so they're not going to get involved if they hear weird noises or most of the rooms were just empty.
That or it was just the "No Vacancy" motel so they were busy killing other guests and recording it. :)
Even nowadays this sort of stuff still goes on.
There was a scene shot with Dr Satan, the police took him to a hospital and he bites out the neck of a nurse, the scene was deleted though.
I enjoy the firefly trilogy, I can understand why people hate it though, it's like marmite, live it or hate it.
Love your vids keep up the good work sir.
Came to post this since Decker mentioned they forgot Dr. Satan. Zombie has later said he just didn’t have a place for something that outlandish in a film that was a little more grounded.
@Finn MacCool correct I misremebered it, it's been a while.
Sorry for the mistake.
I fucking love marmite!
Zombie says he prefers to consider the Dr a dream sequence. Sadly the deleted scene would have been a breakout for young Rosario Dawson who played the nurse.
This is the only Rob Zombie movie I remember liking. Haven’t seen it in years tho
It still holds up pretty well, though it's very much clearly influenced by Texas Chainsaw Massacre
I actually like it less with more views. Dialogue at points is so bad.
Sid Haig and Bill Moseley are still great as usual though.
I have issues with it the same as House but still like a lot.
His other films...like Lords of Salem?...or his Halloweens? Nope.
I've put off watching 3 from hell, knowing what was going to happen and seeing how cheap, Sci fi channel budget looking the trailers made it seem.
A cheaper looking film than House...despite now being worth far more money?
Someone also needs to tell him his wife can't act and there is a reason she never acts in anything else as no one else would cast her in anything.
RIP sid haig
@@jsc315 Ehhhhhhh... House of 1000 Corpses maybe, but this one? Could you elaborate a bit on that? I don't see the influence here aside from a family of serial killers.
When you were saying 'Banjo And...' all I could think of was 'Banjo-Kazooie'. This is kind of a weird connection for me to make while watching this review.
I LOVE Banjo and Kazooie! I haven't thought about that game in YEARS! Thanks for the memories!!
This is such an underrated channel let’s get dude to 500,000 👍 👍👍👍👍
'I am the Devil,
And i am here to do the Devil's work......'
Best quote in this movie
@@justicekreider2978 I prefer the version used in once upon a Time in Hollywood. Now that's entertainment!
Classic line!!
Nah...it was dumber than that....
@@GODCONVOYPRIME He said he was the devil...and he was here to do some devil shit....😂 Love Brad Pitt in that film
I rememember watching this movie back when it came out and being REALLY amazed about the whole "Hiring big badass mercenaries to just go and wreck them" thing. It's a mess and all, but that just somehow blew my mind. Like, it's against the rules, man. You can't just suddenly and easily kick the psycho family's ass!
Although the fact that it suddenly turned into a reverse psycho-slasher made me even more confused.
Goblin Rat It makes to sense to me that they got caught so easily for two reasons, one the two bounty hunters are equally ruthless and much stronger physically and two the firefly family had their guard down because they thought they were safe and were therefore extremely vulnerable.
@@justindenney-hall5875 Yeah, it makes sense and all, I just meant that it was really weird seeing a movie of this type where the psycho family isn't presented as basically untouchable, unstoppable villains like they often are. Usually in these movies, the main characters are at their mercy (like the family at the motel), and if a cop shows up at any point, that cop is going to get murdered just as brutally.
This movie kinda flips the script in that regard, with the sheriff totally turning the tables on them by the end. It's pretty intresting
@Goblin Rat I think that's part of the reason I like House of 1000 Corpses so much...I saw it and Devil's Rejects in the wrong order. So for me it wasn't a case of the villains becoming protagonists in the sequel but rather a prequel where the main characters have become antagonists.
The ending scene paired with Free Bird just goes together perfectly. One of my favorite mash ups along with Zombie Land and For Whom the Bell Tolls. They go together perfectly.
Rob Zombie made a big mistake. I would have loved to see a good trilogy of John Quincy Wydell hunting down all the sick weirdos in the world. From these guys, to Michael Meyers, to the Predator.
My sentiments exactly! Always hated how the cops in horror flicks were either idiots, cowards, or both. Sheriff John Quincy Wydell was The Man! Part Buford Pusser, part Cyberdyne Industries T-1000, part Harry Callahan. I'd love to see a Wydell trilogy!
"I've missed placed my dolls."
I love that line.
Rachael Reviews WHERE are the dolls, I wonder. 😳
For a few seconds I thought he said DOGS, and I was thoroughly disturbed until I remembered the I Spit On Your Grave review.
I've never clicked on a video so fast. One of the few rob zombie movies i remember loving. Not perfect but i remember liking the main cast a lot despite how awful people they were just because of how shitty the antagonists were too. Everyone was just so shitty
I love horror for the most part, but I just can't ever get into films like this. They're so mean-spirited. I feel like there's a nice medium between "fun" and "miserable."
It always blows my mind E.G Daily, the voice of tommy pickles from rugrats, Buttercup from the PPG, and a few other kids shows
Has been in Rob zombie movies....
Bill Fagerbakke, Patrick
Star from SpongeBob Squarepants was in RZ's Halloween 2.
7:43 *creepy has entered the chat*
👾
Should've been part of the thumbnail
Decker Shado can be scary when he wants to be! lol
Head cannon; off camera, Tiny gets taken out by DDP's character with a Diamond Cutter, boom!
“I’ve misplaced my dolls!” And I thought the movie was scary 😱😂🤣👍 love this channel.
Dialogue in his movies always sounds like everyone is just trying to improv.
I think the reason the cops drove right past Tiny was because they didn’t see him, considering he was surrounded by trees and they had no reason to look in his direction as they drove past.
"""Relatively good reputation"""
I think Tiny stayed behind to die because he knew he couldn’t survive in the world outside the way the rest of the family could and he would just slow them down.
Great movie for a Rob Zombie fan like me. lol
Is "Lords of Salem" review in the works?
Sheri Moon Zombie's brother has a cameo as a police officer in the opening shootout scene. He was originally only on the set as a visitor, but director Rob Zombie put him in the scene because he knew how to handle firearms well.
Rob Zombie stated in an interview that, up until 31 (2016), 'The Devil's Rejects' was probably the hardest film of his to cut down in order to receive an R rating.
Chris Jericho auditioned for the role of Rondo, but was told he was "too pretty" for the part. Danny Trejo was cast instead.
Final film of Matthew McGrory. He died just over a month after its release.
The blue van's plate spells AKU, which means "evil" in Japanese.
Won Most Vile Villain(s) (for The Firefly Family) and Best Horror Movie at The 2006 Scream Awards.
This movie had to be cut seven times in order to receive an R rating from the MPAA. According to Rob Zombie, the censors had an issue with the film's overall tone, specifically the motel scene between Priscilla Barnes and Bill Moseley. This scene had to be cut by two minutes for the theatrical release; the cut footage was restored in the DVD version.
Body count: 19.
The names "Firefly", "Captain Spaulding" and "Otis B. Driftwood" are all names of Groucho Marx characters in various The Marx Brothers films.
The dream-like sequences that Otis saw of himself, Captain Spaulding and Baby during the ending were actually clips of candid footage of the three actors that was shot on the final day of filming. After wrapping up on the last day, Rob Zombie filmed Sherri Moon Zombie, Bill Moseley and Sid Haig as they had some post-wrap up fun and said their "good byes" into the camera.
Both this and House of 1000 Corpses (2003) were dedicated to actors who had appeared in the films but died prior to their release.
Sheri Moon Zombie does not see this film as a sequel: "It's more like some of the characters from House of 1000 Corpses (2003) came on over, and now they're the Devil's Rejects."
The name "Charlie Altamont" was inspired by The Rolling Stones documentary Gimme Shelter (1970), in which a Hell's Angels gang member hired to work security stabbed a youth to death at Altamont Speedway in northern California. In this film, Charlie "gives shelter" to the Firefly family.
Sheri Moon Zombie was emotionally drained during the shooting of a scene with William Forsythe that required her to cry. She was so affected by the scene--which took two to three hours to film--that she did not come to work for two days afterward
Chris Sherika would’ve been absolutely fucking hilarious in this. But yeah Rob‘s right he was too pretty.
“IM DOIN DRUGS... later.”
We’re really glad that you’re our friend and this is a friendship that will never ever end.
“Welcome to the firefly fun house kids......”
This is honestly Rob Zombie's BEST movie to date, IMO!! Sheriff Wydell is such a badass!!
Hey Decker! This is a really old movie, but please consider reviewing Zardoz. It's an interesting film.
And oh! Clownado!! I'm sure many would love to see that.
everyone and their mother did Zardoz. But not Clownado.
You want him to review Zardoz? Damn, what did Decker do to you!?
...and Sean begs you not to
Can you imagine if rob zombie made a kids film?!
He did; it's called "Devil's Rejects"
I tried to make a comment describing this but it was warned as against the guidelines possibly.
Well...his new Munsters movie was rated PG.
Tiny was woefully underused?! Maybe because the actor who played tiny died. Just maybe...
Your statement on how unlucky Wendy is I laughed at. Of course the only thing more unlucky than that is being a woman in a Rob Zombie movie.
OK, you've got a new subscriber. I tripped over your DERANGED review, then looked at your massive collection of goodies...and decided, yeah, this guy's my kind of reviewer.
The end of this film in the car is probably my favourite scene with he music playing etc.
Mundane line delivery: Is roy in there?
Gun pointed at him and has his life threatened
Literally just as mundane line delivery: roy help.
There's a cut right there actually. His emotions raise and he goes "Oh sweet Jesus!". I assume Zombie did the cut so the guy always seemed like a giant snail.
@@SuperKamiGuru-i3c me and my brother love how meh he sounds in the film.
How could you misplace your dolls Decker? Those are necessities to your channel! Why were they not stored safely with your filming equipment? Do we blame a cat?
Imma keep being ”That” guy..
Godzilla King of the Monsters when?
What can I say? I actually like this movie because I have weird taste. No one is winning any Oscars for this movie but I can watch this movie multiple times and not feel bad. It’s not meant to be a GOOD movie or a masterpiece, it is what it is.
Let me be the one to say I love almost all of zombies movies.. I love his style, the stories, his editing and the actors he uses.. Pluss I've had a crush on sheri for 20 years
Marius Møller let me be the first to tell you that you have horrendous taste.
@@INJUMAN101 who made you the taste police?
A frantic trip to the guts of hell through the hottest deserts of an insane and shattered America.
Zombie catches the essence of Tobe Hooper, the malicious humor of Roger Corman and Wes Craven, and blows the screen with a tarantinian ultraviolence, all seasoning with a stunning southern rock music.
A tale of sand, alcohol, blood, gunpowder, sun, flies, gasoline and sweat. Peckinpah would be proud
3 from Hell Decker! Also, Creepy's going to love 7:43.
I loved this movie for the atmosphere, MUSIC, characters (the sheriff was very complex and Capt Spalding a classic). There is a saying in the literary world, "Don't put the Devil in a story, he'll become the Hero." The Rejects were heroes and I wish the movie had been longer.
The lady who’s car Spaulding steals is PJ Soles, Lynda from the original Halloween
I walked out of the theater during this movie. Stupid with immature dialogue and brainless "torture" sequences. I bet Zombie and Eli Roth are good friends... they make the same movies.
Woo! New Decker vidya!
Obligatory "Did you watch the trailer for Starchaser: The Legend of Orin(1985) yet?"
I'm saving money for SC next month...how a big a SC to get you guys to watch the trailer during the stream? ...with maybe enough left over to get a "Penis, penis, pe-NIS!" chant from Creepy? :)
As always, keep up the good work! :)
This video was in my "Recommended Videos" newsfeed, and I am so glad it was! I really like the way you do your videos. You just gained a subscriber!
Maybe she though that with the power of two faces the truck didn't stand a chance and therefore had to stop
Yes!!!! I was wondering when you were gonna do this movie!!!! Love your commentary man!!!
Decker "I've Misplaced My Dolls" Shado
This was the first out of the "Firefly" trilogy that I watched. I wanted to see the rejects get their just deserts.
My family is going through financial troubles and just listening to ur videos has made it a little easier to bare it and i thank u for making great content
I'm just going to throw it out there, I'd really love to see Decker review The Hills Have Eyes. That would be awesome.
Funny enough this was the first Rob Zombie horror move I watch
I think Rob Zombie should just stick to music.
Just my opinion tho.
Great video, Decker! I have thoroughly enjoyed your videos over the last couple years I’ve been watching them. You have brought me countless laughs and hours of entertainment and I’d just like to say thank you. My wife and I have incorporated a couple of your sayings into our conversations: “the body count has started” and “but it was all just a dream.” Thanks again and keep up the good work👍🏻
Love the sheriff in this. Favorite character by far.
Same
In before decker get's hit with copyright over Free Bird.
Hey Decker, I just found your channel last week and have been binge watching it. Thanks for all the fantastic reviews!
I think the new mom in this flick was WAY more entertaining. She dove right into it and pulled no punches! BTW, I dig crazy chicks.. Please tell me you'll do 3 From Hell.... I NEED IT!
The sheriff was the best part of the movie. Once he died the movie ended for me....
Free Birds guitar rift=Masterpiece.
I remember when I first saw this and the one thought that it was a movie. The House of Thousand Corpses was filmed like it was a movie video rather than movie, clearly in between to the two movies he figured out there was difference in making a music videos vs full length movie. The movies are clearly vary splatterpunk in nature only interesting in shocking you with gore not that there's wrong. Although the only thing I remember was that the camera ogled Baby, which made it hard to hate her even though she's sadistic killer. On one last interesting thought Zombie at one point wanted to make more than horror films or at least that was heard but he just sort of got stuck in the genre.
one thing i find interesting is that at 12:22 baby looks kind of remorseful when throwing the knife
This is by far my favorite movie in the series
The point of the differences character and plot wise was to represent the differences between urban legends and reality.
good review though, I guess.
That ending scene is one of the best ever!
ken foree needs his own movie
Rochelle Swaf He was awesome in Dawn of the Dead
@@davekp6773 yes very underrated
William Forsythe deserves an Academy Award for Devil’s Rejects
7:43 life complete
You should do primeval, the british tv show, for when u do a dino thing this year. The seasons arent too long so u could do a sesson per episode or split up each season into 2 episodes. I think you would like it amd i dont think u would be mad about most aspects of it
I don't know what's on your wall, on the right, but I keep trying to wipe it off my screen
You’d be drunk really fast if you made it a drinking game out of all the times you heard shit and fuck in this movie.
Will you be reviewing 3 from Hell.
I did enjoy 3 from Hell, however I do not fully understand the storyline at all or why Rob just dropped an estranged half brother of Baby and Otis nor his importance in the film.
RZ dialogue is like waking up in the middle of the night having to take a piss, but your cold and foggy. Then you stub your fucking toe, step on your sons legos and step in your puppies shit pile all rolled up in one cluster fuck.
Nice to see a genuine recommendation for a Rob Zombie movie.
Unapologetically love this movie.
Been waiting on his one for a while. I knew it was coming, I just didn't know when.
Rest well Sid Haig
For those old enough to remember, Leslie Easterbrook played officer Callaghan in the Police Academy movies. Shwing!
Just by the name of the film and the fact that Decker is reviewing, I had a feeling it had something to do with Rob Zombie or Uwe Boll. Don’t ever change my man.
The director's cut included a Doctor Satan scene with Rosario Dawson.
Review The Blob Decker, classic and with good practical effects, a good movie once in a while wont kill any.
Well, seeing the range of movies your are willingly digging into, is there a chance that you will ever attempt to review Zardoz, or would that be too much?
Please do 3 From Hell, (preferably soon please!). It was a weird tonal shift and I definitely want to hear your take.
I was sad when the sheriff died. He was the only character I was rooting for 😞
@Finn MacCool Yeah, I remember (maybe in the commentary for the movie) Rob Zombie saying he was secretly standing the back during a test screening and everyone cheered when he died and he was pleased he got the reaction he wanted.
@Finn MacCool What's the point? I was happy to see the family die.
@Finn MacCool Forgive me for finding it cathartic to see a group of evil people punished in brutal ways. Last House on the Left would be a better fit.
@Finn MacCool Why are you getting so mad? It's just a movie. Are the characters not supposed to be unlikable? There's no need to start whining because someone had a different opinion about a movie.
@Finn MacCool At this point I assume you're just pretending.
RIP Tiny and Cpt. Spaulding.
"We open up with-*OH SWEET JESUS!"*
And like that, I know exactly what sort of movie we're dealing with here.
The story behind the deleted Dr. Satan scene is kinda awesome. It had Rosario Dawson and she had it in her contract that her death was to be the bloodiest in the film.
Decker: he watches Rob Zombie movies so you don't have to!
Why does Tiny walk back into the burning house though?
5:32 - 5:49 🥺Buttercup, no! You're supposed to be filled with Sugar, Spice, and Everything Nice, but here you're filled with... 😰🤢
I almost peed when watching that "chicken fucker" conversation JESUS CHRIST was that funny.
Late to the party but I'm surprised no one ever mentions the film is a horror remake of empire strikes back. The firefly clan are the rebels. Wydell is Vader. They hide in a brothel (cloud city). Bounty hunters hired to find them. They are betrayed by a old friend
It's amazing as they even discuss star wars in the film