The idea behind how he wanted to shoot it was good, and I understand he didn't want to make the violence exciting, but in my opinion it is a bad action sequence
This is what makes this film so great I see comments voting for the police and some voting for the devil's rejects and that's the thing, this movie leaves it up to the viewer's emotions which is really great filmmaking instead of just establishing good and bad guys right from the start.
I 100% agree with that. I love Cap spaulding. only really because i'm a DIE hard Sid Haig fan. BUT at the same time. I liked the Unholy 2 so so much and it bummed me out so much to hear DDP isn't coming back for 3 from hell.
Except...except the good guys are obviously the cops and Wydell. The Rejects murdered and raped nearly 100 people, some of whom, it’s strongly implied in the first film, were children. Just because Otis and Spaulding are charismatic and Baby is sexy doesn’t make this a morally grey argument. Wydell isn’t perfect but what he does at the end of the movie isn’t even remotely on the same level as what the family has done.
I think this is one of the most underrated shootout sequences, along with the 'Free Bird' finale. It's not about the body count, unlike so many other films like Scarface or John Wick, but the intensity of the scene itself.
Just by this opening, I knew I was in for a wild and crazy film. Holy shit this was Rob Zombies best film. I saw this without watching House of 1000 Corpses (which I later ended up hating) and I understood the story.
Glad to see the Firefly family getting what's coming to them. Don't get me wrong, they're great characters. But this is the scene I wanted to see at the end of House of 1000 corpses.
That would've been a better ending than the one we got. Actually there's a reason for it, I think they had to redo the ending because the studio releasing it thought the original ending was too fucked up. And it still wasn't great at the end, but if it seems like it's rushed and confused in it's production, it's because it is.
Fuck that. Fuck the cops who protect the fragile and pathetic who deserve to die. Protect yourself or die. Cops take that mentality from society and make it weak. No sympathy for dead cops.
How the hell could they not be expecting this at any moment after killing two cops at the end of House of 1000 Corpses?? There were plenty of people who would have been able to trace the fact that they went out to this house within a matter of minutes.
Let’s all face it none is these Rejects where a match for Sheriff Wydell, he was so focused and fixated on vengeance, Wydell annihilated Rufus and he would have done the same to Tiny, but Wydell never even knew of the giant because he didn’t meet him in this scene, because Tiny was out hiding bodies, which he comes back at just the right time when Spaulding and Otis where gonna burn to death and baby would have been strangled
It was 1979 I think. These are just men from a posse who volunteered to go kill them. If the CIA was there? They'd call in a C-47 Spooky with three 20mm gatling guns and wipe the whole house out. (Which would have the movie last for like 2 minutes) The FBI would probably just do the same as the Sheriff did. INTERPOL and MI6 have no jurisdiction as they did not kill any foreigners or commit their crimes outside of America.
In Reality with all the abduction they have done and weapons they had. It would be ATF and the Sheriff that would show up 2 very sketchy agencies that don't go by the book. And their worst nightmare like every criminal would be if the US Marshals showed up thats like Death knocking on your door.
I usually root for the villains and anti-heroes. That said, my parents were both cops, so whenever the police are involved, I'm always rooting for them. Like in the movie Hitcher, for example.
Not to mention he's like covered head to toe in armor 24/7 (plus that bear mantle in the first movie). I could only see his dark hair and piercing blue eyes.
its sad but remember rufus really wasnt as developed as the others and this time he was played by rob zombies michael myers in this one so it made sense to lose him early on.
Great way to start the movie and establish Wydell is the real deal and a legitimate threat. He becomes even more so as the film goes on but it's clear he is every bit there match and it's just a badass scene to get you hooked in immediately. When I first saw this I was just so glad for something original and not cookie cutter or formulaic.
Anyone else fucking love the Skull and cross painted on Otis' armored mask that matches the ritual face paint he wore in the first one. I was hoping the same motif would show up in part 3. Maybe it will in the fourth one.
The Sheriff is a badass, when I saw these deputies pepper that house with slugs and .38's I was so hoping those hoodlums would fall. Well, Sheriff got his revenge, and the deputies terminated them at the end so I'd say justice was served. Wydell has the fury of St. Michael in his heart.
Actually metal face masks offer some protection depending on caliber of weapon used as well as distraction factor. Anyway its a movie and swat doesn't always win in real life as in Waco.The California bank heist is another example that if a small number of criminals goes on the offensive rather than defensive things can be evened up a bit. The cops in that movie also gave them preparation time to take up defensive positions. As for tear gas well there are different grades. Great movie anyway
Am In the only one rooting for the Firefly family? Small things make the characters seem like.. Family and such. "I know mama you tell me a million times" And The ice cream scene most notably. They're not just murderers, they're a FAMILY of murderers.
Well now a days, its the FBI, ATF, IRS ( depends if there are large amounts of money thats no documented, and fraud ), DHS & National Guard depending if the situation isn’t resolved by lesser federal companies. Example of this is the Walco Siege.
It's really interesting how I went from being terrified and disgusted by the Rejects in House of 1000 Corpses, but through The Devils Rejects and Three From Hell the story is told mostly through their perspective and I end up sort of cheering them on.
You know what would have been a good idea? Once the shootout started, Wydell should have had some guys go in the back of the house and enter through the basement. Since the family were focused on the front, they would know that there would be cops entering through the basement.
In another story, they had a barely adult sister and an ex-super soldier of a brother. Said brother can take on pretty much anything including bears and win like it's his usual job... And with 13 years of skills sharpening... Yeah, a 47 level accuracy... Good luck John Q. Wydell against John G. Miller!
As much as I liked the firefly family. They got what was coming to them in the end. It goes to show you can't run forever, the law will eventually catch up
@@snnnaaaaaakeeeee4470 i know I've seen it. I don't like the fact that these guys were suddenly able to take down a whole bunch of cartel men like c'mon...but i like that they did it for sid haig. I do think wydell had quite an impact on them though(Baby in particular). It seemed like this whole experience brought them closer together in a sick, twisted way, plus they experienced first hand the pain they inflicted on so many others. Still though devils rejects was the perfect ending
My friend wanted to watch this with me but I was on the phone with my ex. He got upset but I was in love. She gave me a daughter but we are split up. And this movie is still awesome!
If this was a well funded police department in a major city, perhaps. But this is Ruggsville, TX in 1978, a place that apparently made Mayberry look like a bustling metropolis. That stuff costs money.
The first shot from that shotgun would have sat that metal dude down. Physics is physics, that armor wouldn’t stop the kinetic energy traveling through the metal and his body. He would have went straight back on his back after the first shot. This scene was bad ass, but completely threw me while watching it the first time.
I'm new to America. I saw this. How could the big man fire when he dead? And the metal mask are they to hide there identifying face or scare cops? Please someone explain I feel dumb not knowing :(
Jericho Houtrouw Don’t feel dumb! The Firefly family is crazy, so not understanding their reasoning is probably a good thing. :) I agree the masks were to deflect bullets but you’d expect more than masks (maybe chest plates or something!)
After thinking 8 years to give you an appropriate answer, here it is: I think they did not send a grenade in case there were hostages. Have a nice day.
What style did they shoot this in? This sort of shaky close up independent camera work was real abundant in the early 2000s. The Dawn of the Dead remake had the same badass look.
Anyone else come here to watch Mama say, “I’m sorry Sheriff, but you ain’t gettin’ me.” *click* But it’s cut off and now you have to go watch the full movie. Again.
When the cops enter the house and they pop out with the BAR and the M16 the cops should have had no chance. Both of those automatic rifles, even though they don't have especially high rpm's, would have killed all those cops before they had a chance to get off more than a round or two with only the most rudimentary understanding of shooting/defensive tactics on the part of the firefly men.
Different house. As for dr satan you can see him loaded into an ambulance during a news report. Deleted scene shows he kills a nurse then dies in custody. Unsure if they found out he was Dr. Quail
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I always like how Wydell catches one in the vest and then just keeps firing, such a badass character
Fuck yeah dude
Wydell tanked a hit!
Yeah and it was 556 to so it probably would’ve hurt pretty bad just because of how fast it’s going.
Its almost like the bullet actually made him stronger because his whole squad starts blasting more after he gets hit
they really created a intimidating moment with the music when the huge armored guy with the BAR machine gun pops up.
Absolutely!
Dude thinking he's need kelly
Otis yelling “shit fuck shit fuck!” always cracks me up 😂
Lmao sometimes whenever I'm in a hurry or some shit goes down I immediately think of this
Brilliantly conceived and executed shootout scene. Kudos to Rob Zombie, the cast and crew - great filmmaking.
Time for you to execute your training my dear.....
The idea behind how he wanted to shoot it was good, and I understand he didn't want to make the violence exciting, but in my opinion it is a bad action sequence
@@williamault4160 Yea you better edit that shit.....LMFAO
@@LordofDarknessX I just didn't mean to tag you
@@LordofDarknessX my bad
This is what makes this film so great I see comments voting for the police and some voting for the devil's rejects and that's the thing, this movie leaves it up to the viewer's emotions which is really great filmmaking instead of just establishing good and bad guys right from the start.
I 100% agree with that. I love Cap spaulding. only really because i'm a DIE hard Sid Haig fan. BUT at the same time. I liked the Unholy 2 so so much and it bummed me out so much to hear DDP isn't coming back for 3 from hell.
Except...except the good guys are obviously the cops and Wydell. The Rejects murdered and raped nearly 100 people, some of whom, it’s strongly implied in the first film, were children. Just because Otis and Spaulding are charismatic and Baby is sexy doesn’t make this a morally grey argument. Wydell isn’t perfect but what he does at the end of the movie isn’t even remotely on the same level as what the family has done.
I always cheer for the Outlaw.
I know right
Truth never lies...the Sheriff always wins. 🚔 🤠
I think this is one of the most underrated shootout sequences, along with the 'Free Bird' finale. It's not about the body count, unlike so many other films like Scarface or John Wick, but the intensity of the scene itself.
Just by this opening, I knew I was in for a wild and crazy film. Holy shit this was Rob Zombies best film. I saw this without watching House of 1000 Corpses (which I later ended up hating) and I understood the story.
I’ve either watched or discussed this Masterpiece each day ever since it hit the silver screen-->that’s dedication to the Nth degree
Glad to see the Firefly family getting what's coming to them. Don't get me wrong, they're great characters. But this is the scene I wanted to see at the end of House of 1000 corpses.
That would've been a better ending than the one we got. Actually there's a reason for it, I think they had to redo the ending because the studio releasing it thought the original ending was too fucked up. And it still wasn't great at the end, but if it seems like it's rushed and confused in it's production, it's because it is.
Max Frankow nah I root for them the whole way
Yeah I root for the Firelys the whole goddamned way.
Fuck that. Fuck the cops who protect the fragile and pathetic who deserve to die. Protect yourself or die. Cops take that mentality from society and make it weak. No sympathy for dead cops.
@@maxv8 - :P
Wydell is such a badass
YES
And baby
I feel like they were inspired by Ned Kelly when making that armor
@Lessons in the commentary
3:20 is one of the coolest shots ever filmed
How the hell could they not be expecting this at any moment after killing two cops at the end of House of 1000 Corpses?? There were plenty of people who would have been able to trace the fact that they went out to this house within a matter of minutes.
thanks for uploading the 'full" first scene
Let’s all face it none is these Rejects where a match for Sheriff Wydell, he was so focused and fixated on vengeance, Wydell annihilated Rufus and he would have done the same to Tiny, but Wydell never even knew of the giant because he didn’t meet him in this scene, because Tiny was out hiding bodies, which he comes back at just the right time when Spaulding and Otis where gonna burn to death and baby would have been strangled
they murdered over 1000 people... I get it's personal for him but shouldn't the CIA or FBI Handle somthing like this?
It was 1979 I think. These are just men from a posse who volunteered to go kill them. If the CIA was there? They'd call in a C-47 Spooky with three 20mm gatling guns and wipe the whole house out. (Which would have the movie last for like 2 minutes) The FBI would probably just do the same as the Sheriff did. INTERPOL and MI6 have no jurisdiction as they did not kill any foreigners or commit their crimes outside of America.
In Reality with all the abduction they have done and weapons they had. It would be ATF and the Sheriff that would show up 2 very sketchy agencies that don't go by the book. And their worst nightmare like every criminal would be if the US Marshals showed up thats like Death knocking on your door.
Mi6 ?????
@@mason9729 CIA wouldn't do dick. They do not involve themselves in matters concerning it's own country. It operates predominantly outside US borders.
You need Mohammed shouting Allah akbar running into the house and blowing himself up with half a tonne of explosive tied to him.
I can feel inspired by this scene.
This scene was inspired by near dark
I usually root for the villains and anti-heroes. That said, my parents were both cops, so whenever the police are involved, I'm always rooting for them. Like in the movie Hitcher, for example.
She said “back when you was a fuckin baby...” 😂😂😂
Yes that DID get the emotions going
In which Rufus finds out the hard way that steel armor offers no protection whatsoever against kinetic energy.
Still took a few pigs with him.
0:04 how I wake up every morning
LMAO
Fuck fuck fuck fuck shit fuck
Ptsd is a bitch eh
@@lockandloadlikehell PTSD is no joke it is an actual physical disorder of the brain. Be glad you don't have it. I DO AND IT SUCKS.
Try being gang raped and having to place your daughter into adoption. PTSD TO THE FUCKING CORE
That sheriff had unlimited shells in that shotgun
IanspenYoUnG lol I was thinking the same thing
They don’t call him Sheriff John Quincy Wydell for nothing
@@taylordeaton8850 he won an ammo boost when he was shot.
@@taylordeaton8850 me
That’s a Remington 1100 my stepfather has one it holds 4+1
refus seemed like the baddest one, sucks he died so early in the movie
Not to mention he's like covered head to toe in armor 24/7 (plus that bear mantle in the first movie). I could only see his dark hair and piercing blue eyes.
Agreed
its sad but remember rufus really wasnt as developed as the others and this time he was played by rob zombies michael myers in this one so it made sense to lose him early on.
He was played by a Tyler Mane, he supposed to be a badass
Rufus seems like you'd be a badass just judging from the opening of this movie and the way he was in the last movie
It's amazing that they're getting a sequel
It was fucking great too. Not t quite as good as Rejects but almost. Still really really fucking good.
WolfThornn Holtzklau yes except them not dying lol
what a great movie, still amazing.
Great way to start the movie and establish Wydell is the real deal and a legitimate threat. He becomes even more so as the film goes on but it's clear he is every bit there match and it's just a badass scene to get you hooked in immediately. When I first saw this I was just so glad for something original and not cookie cutter or formulaic.
their. GO BACK TO SCHOOL
@@TheInsultInvestorcry about it
Anyone else fucking love the Skull and cross painted on Otis' armored mask that matches the ritual face paint he wore in the first one.
I was hoping the same motif would show up in part 3. Maybe it will in the fourth one.
they just dont make movies like this anymore. - 24 year old man
So much worse then waking up late for work, the same type of jump out of bed though lol
This movie rocks. I'm in the mood now to listen to some Judas Priest.
Rob Zombie has made some good movies, and some bad ones, but The Devil's Rejects is his only great one.
The Sheriff is a badass, when I saw these deputies pepper that house with slugs and .38's I was so hoping those hoodlums would fall. Well, Sheriff got his revenge, and the deputies terminated them at the end so I'd say justice was served. Wydell has the fury of St. Michael in his heart.
+Secret User Tiny killed the sheriff, so yeah, justice was indeed served.
+Goldman200
And the county sheriffs department killed the entire firefly family, so yeah, justice was indeed served.
Avenging Angel I loved the sheriff.
Avenging Angel amen brother
Avenging Angel quite a painful ending too they were perforated with 30-06 and slug rounds. plus the torture they were put through previously
Actually metal face masks offer some protection depending on caliber of weapon used as well as distraction factor. Anyway its a movie and swat doesn't always win in real life as in Waco.The California bank heist is another example that if a small number of criminals goes on the offensive rather than defensive things can be evened up a bit. The cops in that movie also gave them preparation time to take up defensive positions. As for tear gas well there are different grades. Great movie anyway
Sickos
Old comment but that Miami shoot out where 2 guys took out 7 FBI agents Pretty much confirms what you're saying
This scene is truly satisfying.
They probably welded few layers of steel on the armor or a light metal thats strong enough hold but also keep protection strong
tiny went out last night is one of the best lines of the movie, given how we see tiny at the very beginning of the movie
Can't forget the end
One of the greatest shootouts in cinematic history! Period!
It wouldn't be in the top 20
Nah that's HEAT
Am In the only one rooting for the Firefly family? Small things make the characters seem like.. Family and such.
"I know mama you tell me a million times"
And
The ice cream scene most notably. They're not just murderers, they're a FAMILY of murderers.
On point!
I fuckin bawled at the end!!!!
Tooty fuckin frooty
Good thing they're not dead.
Yeah I always root for the Firely clan. Outlaws for life.
"Well, what else is there...?"
I just realized the mom is the lady in those police academy movie's ,who had the big chest
The count down was intense as fuck.
Rob Zombie I's great
Sheriff's had infinite ammo cheat code enabled lol
By "Smoke them out" I mean lighting the house on fire to force them out.
Two types of lawmen to never mess with, the Sheriffs and the Marshals.
Well now a days, its the FBI, ATF, IRS ( depends if there are large amounts of money thats no documented, and fraud ), DHS & National Guard depending if the situation isn’t resolved by lesser federal companies. Example of this is the Walco Siege.
you spelled Ranger wrong
Rob zombie took a page from "Near Dark"
It's really interesting how I went from being terrified and disgusted by the Rejects in House of 1000 Corpses, but through The Devils Rejects and Three From Hell the story is told mostly through their perspective and I end up sort of cheering them on.
That’s where rob zombie does it 4 me
I didn't
Geeze, them bad folks didnt even get to have a cup of coffee before the shootin starts.
Gotta hand it to Zombie, he can make you legitimately bummed out when the villains are suffering.
Really liked this movie, but no, I was not bummed in the least. I was cheering for Wydell the whole way.
I rooted for the Firely family the whole goddamned time. FUCK Wydell.
Who was bummed out? I hated these scumbags. Who would root for these dirt bag killers?
This movie was so much better than 1000 corpses. That one has grown on me. But this one is actually a good movie
Poor momma firefly and tiny.
They get avenged in the long run.
William Forsythe is so underrated.Out for justice,Stone cold,American me to name some good films he's been in.
Good actor but man was I glad when his character got straight FUCKED.
Love the gas mask and cowboy hat combo
Tyler mane as Rufus!!!
And then Tiny snaps his fucking neck at the end I was like FUCK lol
I was so relieved and happy.
Sheriff took a bullet like nothing kept shooting
You know what would have been a good idea? Once the shootout started, Wydell should have had some guys go in the back of the house and enter through the basement. Since the family were focused on the front, they would know that there would be cops entering through the basement.
Those stupid metal facemasks wouldn't do anything other than impede your vision in a shootout like that.
I'd be more concerned about glass flying into my face from the windows instead of the bullets.
it depends on the material and if it's sloped yes or no
Your dumb
In another story, they had a barely adult sister and an ex-super soldier of a brother. Said brother can take on pretty much anything including bears and win like it's his usual job... And with 13 years of skills sharpening... Yeah, a 47 level accuracy... Good luck John Q. Wydell against John G. Miller!
Where's grandpa?
Anyone know what this theme is called at 3:21 also this a cool shot
Shazam it and find out, usually helps me sometimes
This was a gangsta ass movie.i love how they had that old wild west shootout.this will always be one of my favorit movies from rob zombie.👍👍👍
Baby is bold af
As much as I liked the firefly family. They got what was coming to them in the end. It goes to show you can't run forever, the law will eventually catch up
3 From Hell reveals that they survived tho...
@@snnnaaaaaakeeeee4470 i know I've seen it. I don't like the fact that these guys were suddenly able to take down a whole bunch of cartel men like c'mon...but i like that they did it for sid haig. I do think wydell had quite an impact on them though(Baby in particular). It seemed like this whole experience brought them closer together in a sick, twisted way, plus they experienced first hand the pain they inflicted on so many others. Still though devils rejects was the perfect ending
@@epicty3607 Exactly. Tbh the bit at the start of 3 From Hell with Sid Haig was probably the only thing that I liked about that film.
My friend wanted to watch this with me but I was on the phone with my ex. He got upset but I was in love. She gave me a daughter but we are split up. And this movie is still awesome!
you are pathetic
I could not resist posting this "Full" shoot-out scene to this Mega-Hit Horror Movie directed by Rob Zombie !!
The Sheriff would have just started shooting without warning them if the screenplay had been written consistently.
I dont care how much metal you got on that buckshot is gonna knock you back
Ricky Ray I see you everywhere
@@debbiesofka1307 Where exactly did you see me?
Love the B A R
RZ did a great job on these first 2 movies.
You'd think. I'd have flashes, grenades, tear gas, fire and full protective gear with M-16's surrounding the place.
If this was a well funded police department in a major city, perhaps. But this is Ruggsville, TX in 1978, a place that apparently made Mayberry look like a bustling metropolis. That stuff costs money.
You’d think they’d at least call in the state police to back them up.
The first shot from that shotgun would have sat that metal dude down. Physics is physics, that armor wouldn’t stop the kinetic energy traveling through the metal and his body. He would have went straight back on his back after the first shot. This scene was bad ass, but completely threw me while watching it the first time.
Tonight three from hell! I can't wait!!! 7pm tonight the firefly family is back!!
Did you like it? I fucking loved it. Bill Moseley was born to play Otis.
@@wolfthornnholtzklau4913 It's such a shame that Sid Haig was too ill to play a larger part in the plot though.
Scary stories
I'm new to America. I saw this. How could the big man fire when he dead? And the metal mask are they to hide there identifying face or scare cops? Please someone explain I feel dumb not knowing :(
Deflect bullets
The big man didn't die until he went down. He didn't fire after he was dead! The masks are home made armor to protect themselves from bullets.
Jericho Houtrouw Don’t feel dumb! The Firefly family is crazy, so not understanding their reasoning is probably a good thing. :)
I agree the masks were to deflect bullets but you’d expect more than masks (maybe chest plates or something!)
When he died his finger touched the trigger enough to fire the gun and the metal masks are made to deflect the wearer from gun fire
I think rufus is such an underused character he's fucking massive
was otis fuckin sleeping with a corpse?!?!?!
They should've brought grenades that would've cleared em all out real quick
After thinking 8 years to give you an appropriate answer, here it is:
I think they did not send a grenade in case there were hostages. Have a nice day.
What style did they shoot this in? This sort of shaky close up independent camera work was real abundant in the early 2000s. The Dawn of the Dead remake had the same badass look.
Shit... Fuck... Shit... Fuck 🤣😍
You know you look like an angel
Love you Mama
Anyone else come here to watch Mama say, “I’m sorry Sheriff, but you ain’t gettin’ me.” *click*
But it’s cut off and now you have to go watch the full movie.
Again.
Hella awesome 👍👍👍
The famous 35 shot 12 gauge sprayer. Lol
Officer Wyy fckn delll
Why didn't they use the same house from the first one
These Devil's Rejects were more human than the electric head devil man and the chicken run blast-o-rama
I like that instrumental
How did they survive that to come back and do "3 from Hell?"
A miracle
A Satanic miracle. Thank the unlord.
the magic of retcon
Does anybody know the music that was used in this scene, I'm trying to use it in my video
FUCKING CLASSIC MOVIE
I was fully expecting tiny to come in and break some necks
A couple flash bangs would have ended this with zero cops being killed.
Yeah wheres the fun in that hahahaha
Guardians of the Galaxy stole your intro....
When the cops enter the house and they pop out with the BAR and the M16 the cops should have had no chance. Both of those automatic rifles, even though they don't have especially high rpm's, would have killed all those cops before they had a chance to get off more than a round or two with only the most rudimentary understanding of shooting/defensive tactics on the part of the firefly men.
...I CHIMED IN WITH A-
I chime in with a havent you people ever heard of... not shooting up this house
Does anybody know the soundtrack used for this scene?
Midnight rider by the Allman brothers
I assume unreleased score
Part1 n 2 are funk awesome jus gotta see the 3rd movie to see if it could mount to the previous
Everyone was completely unaffected by the tear gas, even the ones not wearing gas masks.
This house is where they shot the I Write Sins Not Tragedies music video
I've never seen that movie, looks awesome, love Rob Zombie, but i gotta say- SARUMAN WITH M-16!
best ironman cosplay ever
Is this the same house from house of 1000 corpses? Where's Dr. Satan and that other guy?
Different house. As for dr satan you can see him loaded into an ambulance during a news report. Deleted scene shows he kills a nurse then dies in custody. Unsure if they found out he was Dr. Quail
Its same house