ESP 31 Days of Horror - D24: The Devil's Rejects (2005)

The murderous Backwoods Firefighter family take to the road to escape a vengeful Sheriff Wydell who was not afraid of being as ruthless as his target.

Written and directed by Rob Zombie and the stars, the late and great Sid Haig as Captain Spaulding.

Sherry Moon Zombie as Baby.

Bill Mosley as Otis.

uh william forsyth as uh sheriff white l karen ken fury as charlie uh matthew mcgorry as tiny rest in peace uh leslie easterbrook his mother firefly jeffrey lewis is roy sullivan a priscilla barnes is gloria kate norby is wendy uh lou temple as adam uh danny trail as rondo the great brian pulsing as jimmy ddp dallas page as billy ray snapper uh lizard daily tom tolls michael berryman and there's like a ton of people in this for all you guys that watch horror movies and everything and there's There's cameos of them.

PJ Soles, she comes in.

Debra Van Valkenbrough.

Ginger Lynn Allen.

Mary Warnove, I think that's her name.

She pops up in this.

There is a cameo from Rosario Dawson, but it was a scene that was cut.

in it so you can go like if you had the uh i think the blu-ray of the dvd i can't remember the during the special features they show that scene in that scene if you guys remember um house of a thousand corpses uh dr satan we didn't see anything like he was underground in his little laboratory or whatever but he didn't he didn't die or anything but i guess they found him and that he would they arrested him i guess but then i guess something was wrong with him so he was in the hospital and rosario dawson goes in and i can't remember exactly what happened but he ended up killing her and from what i understood they took that scene out because if you do remember house of a thousand corpses that was just super wacky and crazy and had all kinds of things that we cannot explain in it This film was more serious.

So, I mean, out of the three films, it was a trilogy, House of a Thousand Corpses, Devil's Rejects, and then Three from Hell, which I did not like that one at all.

I was kind of like, this ended perfectly.

But, I don't know, Rob Zombie felt like doing another one, so he did.

But this one, again, I loved it.

I thought it was an awesome film.

It is real graphic if you've seen the unrated version.

This one, even just the rated R version is just as bad, but...

Subject matter, senseless killing, rape.

We don't see it, but it happened in it.

This came out in 2005.

It was my first year of going to San Diego Comic-Con.

I think it was Thursday when we were walking around.

But this was in the days...