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House of 1000 Corpses
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Sid Haig, Bill Moseley, Sheri Moon Zombie, Karen Black View AllCrew
Rob Zombie (Screenplay), Rob Zombie (Director) View AllRelease: Apr. 11th, 2003
Runtime: 1 hour, 29 minutes
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House of 1000 Corpses
Short review: House of 1000 Corpses leaves the viewer wondering if the decline of modern civilization is being expressed through movie making.
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31 and House of 1000 Corpses
I just saw Rob Zombie's movie 31 and I'm wondering if it's the prequel of House of 1000 Corpses, even tough Rob Zombie himself apparently said it wasn't.
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Killer stalks people in house. House alarm speaks when doors open.
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I can't for the life of me remember this movie title. I recall watching it when I was younger and it scared me pretty bad. All I remember is there is a killer stalking people inside their ho...
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Vincent Price film about a haunted house. Not House on the Hill.
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Years ago I saw a film on TV that I believe had Vincent Price in it about a haunted house. The scene I remember was of a skeleton coming down a staircase. I'm not sure if the house was real...
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Wooley
he turned out to be one of the bad guys and that hes so much grittier and meaner in the subsequent film.
he turned out to be one of the bad guys and that hes so much grittier and meaner in the subsequent film.
Sexy Celebrity
People saying that this film is just like TCM, and that it's a return to the old style of horror films from that heyday, ARE OUT OF THEIR MIND.
People saying that this film is just like TCM, and that it's a return to the old style of horror films from that heyday, ARE OUT OF THEIR MIND.
McConnaughay
Personally, I always stood in vague support of Rob Zombie, particularly his film The Devils Rejects, and even if they had their issues, I enjoyed a lot of the ideas had in his Halloween reboot series, particularly Halloween II, which I found messily intriguing, a theme for many of Zombies films.
Personally, I always stood in vague support of Rob Zombie, particularly his film The Devils Rejects, and even if they had their issues, I enjoyed a lot of the ideas had in his Halloween reboot series, particularly Halloween II, which I found messily intriguing, a theme for many of Zombies films.