The part at 2:50 and on is almost identical to the doctor satan scene at the end of 1000 corpses… the same surgical set up, working on the face…
I never listened to skinny puppy before but decided to check them out now, and noticed this scene.
It checks out because I know RZ was a big fan of industrially music back in the day.
Just thought I’d share
Very excited for the tour to start and first show in West Palm Beach, FloriDUH!. Not so much how miserably hot it's going to be.
Being that RZ & MM are billed as headliners, will they rotate who closes each show?
Everybody praises Dragula, Living Dead Girl, Superbeast, More Human Than Human, Thunder Kiss '65, etc., to the high heavens, but what are some songs of his you feel get ignored and don't get the praise they should?
Art from my friend Blayze. Sid Haig from House of 1,000 Corpses trilogy.
Selling 1 Meet & Greet Ticket for Rob Zombie at PNC Bank Arts Center, New Jersey.
Section 103, Row D, Seat 105.
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it looks like ginger wasnt at sturgis tonight- any idea who this other guy is or if this is permanent?? hes been doing promo for the tour so i dont see why hed be gone like that out of nowhere
I just saw Pink Flamingos for the first time and I drew parallels between Divine, Cotton, and Cookie to Spaulding, Baby, and Otis. Especially, perhaps, because Captain Spaulding's and Divine's makeup are similar, ha. Maybe I am nuts, but I know Rob is a fella who loves his 70s and earlier cult films, and wears his influences on his sleeve, intentionally or not. And though different genres, I feel like there's a touch of Pink Flamingos in House of 1000 Corpses alongside all his other horror influences that often get brought up as inspiration (like Texas Chainsaw.)
Anyway, just curious if anyone else sees this too or knows maybe if Rob's ever even mentioned it outright.