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Rob Zombie's Halloween Director's Cut #VundaHalloweenathon Commentary Track

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D-rock guides Dani and Stephen through one of their most controversial favorite scary movies. We watch Halloween 2007 Director's Cut and we laugh through the brutality to keep our sanity. Happy Happy Halloween Silver Shamrock! Hear this up!!!

#VundaHalloweenAthon Day 31: "This Is Halloween"

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  #VundaHalloweenAthon Day 31: "This Is Halloween"  The 31st and final theme of the month is  "This Is Halloween."  Today and tonight are dedicated to this magical day and night. Let's watch movies that feature Halloween itself--whether they're set on or around Halloween, or are about Halloween. And, of course, today is always a great day to watch any and all of your favorite entries in the Halloween franchise! Check out our tiktok videos!! Here's our watchlist for today... D-Rock:  - Halloween (1978) directed by John Carpenter - 1h 31m - Shudder - Halloween (2007) directed by Rob Zombie - 1h 50m - Halloween II (2009) directed by Rob Zombie - 1h 45m - Peacock -Halloween Ends  (2022) directed by David Gordon Green - 1h 51m - Peacock, In Theaters  Stephen & Dani:  -Halloween Ends  (2022) directed by David Gordon Green - 1h 51m - Peacock, In Theaters  - Casper (1995 ) directed by Brad Silberling - 1h 36m - Tubi & Peacock - Trick ...

Filmmaker Fandom Friday: Dinner For Five S04E03 - Rob Zombie, Bruce Campbell, Roger Corman, Faizon Love

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Filmmaker Fandom Friday: Re-Imagining Halloween with Rob Zombie

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I respect Rob Zombie as a filmmaker and I love the explanations he gives in this video about the visual style of the film, which I feel the remake succeeds at. 

SCARY PARTS: The Lords of Salem

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Rob Zombie 's latest feature film The Lords of Salem seems to be his foray into the world of witchcraft and Satan worship. This film is being produced by the man who became the subject of my last Scary Parts Jason Blum. Here's a bunch of trailers, my favorite being #2. The wall paper in the trailer has a Kubrick-ian vibe and is reminiscent of the Shining to me on first glance. This film seems like a 70's movie made with modern actors. Zombie has a love for the 70's setting House of 1000 Corpses , The Devil's Rejects , and Halloween part 1 & 2 in that time period. It's a great period to set a horror movie in cause theirs a good mix of having technology and pop culture to draw from, with out having to worry about cutting off your main character's cell phone signals. Zombie has a bevy of arresting visuals in this trailer like a neon red cross, a spooky hallway, satanic texts, big guys in scary masks, a person trapped in some sort of personal...