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Rob Zombie Thinking ‘The Devil’s Rejects Part 2’?
With Rob Zombie’s Gruesome Twosome Tour all said and done, the rocker could be heading back to the director’s chair any for any one of variety of films. On the horizon could be The Blob, the second remake about a alien creature that grows after consuming living organisms. There’s his badass biker vs wrestler flick Tyrannosaurus Rex, which is being shopped around the town. Another potential project is a feature version of Werewolf Women of the S.S.. The original short was a faux trailer included on the full-length Grindhouse. Rodriguez is releasing his Machete later this year. Then Zombie has a fourth project, one that we didn’t know about until today. Zombie asked his readers today on his official blogspot what movie they’d like to see next. All of the above are mentioned alongside The Devil’s Rejects Part 2, a sequel to his House of 1,000 Corpses sequel that starred Sid Haig, Bill Moseley, Sheri Moon, among many others. So, which would you like to see?
Headed to the Fantasia Film Festival this month, Ferine examines the never-ending struggle between the rational and animal sides of human nature. Watch the official teaser trailer below.
Carolyn Bracken (Oddity, You Are Not My Mother) stars in Ferine.
Wealthy and influential art collector Irene (Carolyn Bracken) begins to develop an uncontrollable primal instinct that drives her into a spiral of destruction and animalistic transformation. Her path fatefully crosses with Dama (Caroline Goodall), a lavishly wealthy trafficker of exotic predator animals.
Dama recognizes that Irene has become a mercurial predator herself.
A morbid bond forms between them. Few in the vicinity will be safe.
Writer-director Andrea Corsini makes his feature debut on the English-language production, based on his 2019 short of the same name.
Paola Lavini and Elisabetta Caccamo round out the cast.
Pino Donaggio (Carrie, Don’t Look Now) composed the score.
The 30th edition of the Fantasia International Film Festival begins this week in Montreal, running from July 16 through August 2. It’s set to unleash 125 features and 200+ shorts.
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