Back Comments (58) Share: Facebook Button   It’s a fairly well
known fact that Rob Zombie is a horror movie fanatic. From
references in his music to his much lauded feature film debut,
The House of 1000 Corpses, Zombie has the knowledge, love, and
respect of his peers that came before him. However, those three
ingredients aren’t always enough to mix out a successful film.
My anticipation for his first film was high and I have to admit,
that upon my initial screening of the movie, something felt
wrong. I had heard from various sources that this movie
hearkened back to the 70s era of horror films: gritty, dirty,
offensive, and downright mean.  I felt none of that after the
film and unfortunately there were too many negatives that I
focused on rather than the few positives I saw. Sloppy editing,
weak writing, and lack of real scares left me wanting my money
back. When I heard that he was revisiting the characters of the
original in a sequel I had no real interest in it until I saw
the teaser trailer and it looke