Episode #1353
Rob Zombie
Books mentioned
Raised Eyebrows
Mentioned by Rob Zombie · at 01:18:28 · ▶︎ Watch this moment on YouTube (approximate)
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Hell's Angels
Mentioned by Joe Rogan (host) · at 02:01:35 · ▶︎ Watch this moment on YouTube (approximate)
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Rob Zombie is a musician and filmmaker whose career spans music, independent film, horror, and practical effects. In this episode, he and Joe Ragan explore Zombie’s transition to filmmaking, influences from classic cinema and horror, his unrealized projects, and his experiences with policing, failure, and creative criticism.
What they talked about
- Transition from music to filmmaking
- Early days in White Zombie
- Making House of a Thousand Corpses at Universal
- Love of classic horror and silent films
- Difficulties with studio meddling on Halloween movies
- Unmade projects: Broad Street Bullies and Groucho Marx film
- Impact of social media and criticism on artists
- Dark side of celebrity: Harvey Keitel and corrupt cops
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