Eli Roth’s History of Horror: Uncut 4. Rob Zombie
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Oct 12, 2020 
Rob Zombie, a rock star and acclaimed filmmaker behind horror classics like 'House of 1000 Corpses', shares insights from his unique journey in the horror genre. He discusses his punk rock roots that shaped his creative ethos and reflects on the making of cult favorites, blending horror with camp. Zombie offers anecdotes about legendary actress Karen Black and the evolution of iconic villains, while diving deep into the personal and creative challenges faced in films like 'The Lords of Salem'. His passion for classic horror and nostalgia shines throughout.
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Punk Rock Inspiration
- Rob Zombie always wanted to make films, but initially saw it as an unattainable Hollywood dream.
- Punk rock inspired him by demonstrating that anyone can create, leading him from bands to music videos and eventually to filmmaking.
House of 1000 Corpses Origins
- Rob Zombie's first film, House of 1000 Corpses, was shot at Universal Studios after he networked there.
- The film blends Texas Chainsaw Massacre and Rocky Horror Picture Show, reflecting his early influences.
Crew Pace
- When working with experienced crew, consider their pace.
- A DP accustomed to long shoots may be too slow for a fast-paced production.