Damn, best shit I've seen in a long time! Rob Zombie took the experience he got doing House of 1000 Corpses and learned his lessons well, cause this sequel kicks ass on every level! Gotta give Lion's Gate Films some credit here to people for having the guts to release this and support it. Great thing about The Devil's Rejects is that you really didn't need to see House of... to enjoy it. The movie rides on its own wheels and it's a gritty, down & dirty ride into a violent family's twisted path to destruction. This movie ain't for everyone, so the squeamish and easily offended may wanna stay home and watch Harry Potter or some shit. Everyone else... Go See It! This film is a stylish 70'sesque slay fest you don't want to miss. I don't wanna give away spoilers or plot details, but it's safe to say you'll love the movie and all its wonderful dialog. The look of the movie even brings back wonderful memories of days gone past and it's much more than an homage to old classics as some may say. Let me put it to you this way; any movie that begins with a naked dead girl being dragged through the woods by some giant deformed maniac, then ends with a hail of bullets to the tune of 'Freebird' is just fine in my book and must be seen by all. Can you spell instant modern classic. Rob Zombie could be horrordom's next great director if he sticks to his guns!
Damn, best shit I've seen in a long time! Rob Zombie took the experience he got doing House of 1000 Corpses and learned his lessons well, cause this sequel kicks ass on every level! Gotta give Lion's Gate Films some credit here to people for having the guts to release this and support it. Great thing about The Devil's Rejects is that you really didn't need to see House of... to enjoy it. The movie rides on its own wheels and it's a gritty, down & dirty ride into a violent family's twisted path to destruction. This movie ain't for everyone, so the squeamish and easily offended may wanna stay home and watch Harry Potter or some shit. Everyone else... Go See It! This film is a stylish 70'sesque slay fest you don't want to miss. I don't wanna give away spoilers or plot details, but it's safe to say you'll love the movie and all its wonderful dialog. The look of the movie even brings back wonderful memories of days gone past and it's much more than an homage to old classics as some may say. Let me put it to you this way; any movie that begins with a naked dead girl being dragged through the woods by some giant deformed maniac, then ends with a hail of bullets to the tune of 'Freebird' is just fine in my book and must be seen by all. Can you spell instant modern classic. Rob Zombie could be horrordom's next great director if he sticks to his guns!
