Rob Zombie is back with a 70's inspired Satanic witch film which features a great musical score, disturbing imagery, great cast, and a whole lot of Sherri Moon Zombie's glorious behind.
It is evident that Rob Zombie wanted to take a different direction with this film. I dislike how people are reviewing this as "Rob Zombie's most mature film to date". I believe this is Zombie's most cohesive and solemn of his films. The tone is atmospheric and foreboding, with less emphasis on gore and the usual Zombie oddities.
The film features Sherri Moon Zombie in her best performance to date as well as some pretty heady religious symbolic imagery. The film could have been a lot better with a little more action and a better ending. Mainly because the climax in the film is non-existent. There isn't a real high body count either.
Overall, it's a solid film worth a look. The scene of Moon Zombie bottomless is bed trying to turn off the alarm is worth the price of admission alone! I think it may be Zombie's least popular film as well as his least outstanding.
It is evident that Rob Zombie wanted to take a different direction with this film. I dislike how people are reviewing this as "Rob Zombie's most mature film to date". I believe this is Zombie's most cohesive and solemn of his films. The tone is atmospheric and foreboding, with less emphasis on gore and the usual Zombie oddities.
The film features Sherri Moon Zombie in her best performance to date as well as some pretty heady religious symbolic imagery. The film could have been a lot better with a little more action and a better ending. Mainly because the climax in the film is non-existent. There isn't a real high body count either.
Overall, it's a solid film worth a look. The scene of Moon Zombie bottomless is bed trying to turn off the alarm is worth the price of admission alone! I think it may be Zombie's least popular film as well as his least outstanding.