There are three short updates that hit the web this afternoon that I felt I should just squeeze into one quick post (it's Friday I gotta party!) First, Rob Zombie revealed on his MySpace blog that he started work on a new album, "Yesterday I started work on my next full length studio album. We wrote a ton of stuff on the last tour and are finally putting it down. I don't have a release date yet." If you head on over to BDTV you can check out a whopping two-minute post apocalyptic car battle clip from Neil Marshall's Doomsday, which arrives in theaters March 14, courtesy of IGN. Lastly, Picturehouse has moved the long delayed Amusement up a week to a September 5, 2008 release, which is completely odd considering the trailer on the SICK HOUSE DVD says the film is "coming to DVD soon." I'm interested to see how this pans out.
Still you are giving his album free promotion for no legitimate reason. This has nothing to do with horror. Leave that bullshit to MTV. Just becuase he used his fame from his music to launch a hackneyed directing career, doesn't mean people other than his fanboys want to hear about everything he does like he is the horror Paris Hilton.
I'll stop bitching about Zombie the day he takes his bum off the street level talent, leaves film, and stays in music. That way his legion of cock-sucking fans can have their fantasies of giving him a milk mustache without us hearing about it. Everybody wins.
Bitch bitch bitch, that's all these kids use the internet for these days. Get a therapist and bitch to him. He gets paid to care, none of us do. ANYWAY... I'm hoping doomsday doesn't end up sucking, looks like it could be fun.
zombie is one of the most interesting (horror)filmmaker at the moment and his music is full of horror so I can't see any problems about this news
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