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Name: House of 1000 Corpses
Released: 2003-4-11
Cast: Sid Haig, Karen Black, Bill Moseley, Erin Daniels, Michael J. Pollard

House of 1000 Corpses

R
1h 29m
2003

22%

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Helmed by Rob Zombie, this gore fest follows two young couples on their quest to find the truth about a mythical character known only as "Dr. Satan." Set in rural Texas in the 1970s, the group gets more than they bargained for when they find themselves stranded in an all-too-realistic house of horrors.

Director:

Rob Zombie

Producer:

Andrew D. Given, Andy Gould, Guy Oseary

Writer:

Rob Zombie

Cast:

Sid Haig, Karen Black, Bill Moseley, Erin Daniels, Michael J. Pollard

Rotten Tomatoes® Score

TOMATOMETER®

22%

Critics Consensus: There's an abundance of gore in this derivative horror movie, but little sense or wit.

Reviews

Horror Movie Talk

David Day

It seems like Rob saw films like Texas Chainsaw, Halloween, and Salem’s Lot, as a child and wondered to himself, “What goes on in the parts of these movies that I don’t get to see?

Works best as a fun way to get into the Halloween spirit, but is otherwise a derivative mixtape of Zombie's biggest influences.

Even if it's not a great movie, I wish every horror movie were more like this movie. We'd all have a lot more fun come Halloween, squirming in a chair like we're meant to.

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Horror Queers Podcast

Joe Lipsett

More proof of concept of Zombie's capacity to embark on a directorial career than cohesive narrative, House of 1000 Corpses is more interested in its villains and homages to quintessential texts from Zombie's past. Bold, gritty, and often quite gross

Using split screens, atmospheric and subversive music, 16mm and old film footage and the crowd-pleasing stalking camera, Zombie creates a visually-arresting molotov cocktail.

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