The Devil's Rejects 20th Anniversary
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The Devil’s Rejects - the second installment of writer-director Rob Zombie's demented Firefly trilogy celebrates 20 years of depravity and dismemberment with a nationwide theatrical release on October 6 & 8.
Cast
- Sid Haig
- Bill Moseley
- Sheri Moon Zombie
- William Forsythe
- Ken Foree
- Matthew McGrory
- Leslie Easterbrook
- Geoffrey Lewis
- Priscilla Barnes
- Dave Sheridan
Moviegoers are saying
Rob Zombie's grindhouse masterpiece transforms slasher villains into mythic antiheroes in a blood-soaked southern gothic nightmare that critics call a brilliant genre-shift sequel. Audiences are divided between those who embrace its unapologetic exploitation aesthetic and sincere outlaw mythology, and those put off by its relentless violence and moral ambiguity.
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- Oct 6, 2019
Zombie’s ugly, dusty dad-rock western-horror banger that occupies the exact intersection of Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2, The Wild Bunch and Bonnie & Clyde. Repurposing the extremely gruesome Manson family and serial killer paranoia of the 70s (that Hooper and Craven were…
Josh LewisOct 30, 2020rob zombie knows that the best horror sequels involve a genre shift. alien -> aliens, texas chainsaw massacre -> texas chainsaw massacre 2, evil dead -> evil dead 2. but what changes from house of 1000 corpses to the devils rejects is less the genre of the movie and more…
cameron fetterSep 23, 2019A southern-fried junkyard carnival of relentless bedlam, blood soaked violence, and wild eyed revenge. The Devil’s Rejects is one sadistic slab of outlaw grindhouse transplanted right into the mid 2000’s—frantic, grimy, and hedging it’s bets that we, the viewer, desire to…
Ian West - Oct 2, 2021
this isn't even a horror movie, southern people just be like that
houvrei like this cuz it reminds me of my dad
pd187rob zombie is one of the ultimate wifeguys, nothing but respect for him putting sheri moon zombie in this trilogy as a totally unrepentant monster of a character.
comrade_yui - Aug 2, 2018
"I set my standards pretty low so I'm never disappointed."
#1 gizmo fanSep 6, 2014Complete trash but what great trash it is.
GroovemanFeb 28, 201881 The Other Side of the Story. Rob Zombie's coked-out 9/11 dissection screams from both lands, mushing allegory and exploitation among a 70s Texas hellscape. The American ideal perverted, spat on, and left for dead. The only choice is to kill. And the only response is…
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Garrett Rupe lovedThe Devil's RejectsDon’t trust the neighbors at the shady desert motel! “Chinese, Japanese, dirty knees, look at these!”
Christian Contreras likedThe Devil's RejectsFunny movie that is very gory but surprisingly awesome to see
tuttifruitti lovedThe Devil's Rejectsi love love love this movie it gives me so much good vibes and it’s weird to say but if you know what i mean you know
- nik lovedThe Devil's Rejects
This movie is as crazy as house of 1000 corpses but just a tad more fun
Stinky lovedThe Devil's Rejectsyes yes yes. i pretend the 3rd doesn’t exist
Damien likedThe Devil's RejectsI liked this way better than corpses. Focused on the three best characters and the brother of the former sheriff. He was awesome. I wish it ended differently but I enjoyed the cat and mouse revenge story. Granted the final scene was extremely cool and well done. Just the sherif
- Mason Prince likedThe Devil's Rejects
Despite often being regarded as superior to its predecessor, I favor House of 1000 Corpses to The Devil’s Rejects. Zombie drops the stylistic, acid trip, grindhouse horror for a more 1970s western, good vs evil story. 8/10
Ali Walsh likedThe Devil's RejectsI wish it would have touched on some for of the subjects from the last movie. I wish they would have talked about the fact that this family dealt with satanic/magic stuff. Where’s Dr. Satan now?
salvatore dislikedThe Devil's Rejectsthis movie was gross and i went into watching this movie blindly. probably shouldn’t have done that bc i was super close to turning it off it was that bad. this movie was just weird
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Metacritic
Evil isn't this boring.
Robert K. Elder
Chicago Tribune
If you can stomach the violence -- and despite the R rating, that's a big if -- it's hard to deny that Zombie has made exactly the movie he set out to make, guaranteed to satiate his considerable fan base and sicken just about everyone else.
Justin Chang
Variety
By rubbing your nose in this hillbilly mayhem, Zombie all but dares you to acknowledge your liberal elitism, simply because just now, in Dubya's America, you don't happen to find anything particularly funny or lovable about stupid, dangerous provincials.
Benjamin Strong
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