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WaterViolence
05/28/10, 01:33 AM
House of 1000 Corpses
The Devil's Rejects
Halloween
Halloween II
The Haunted World of El Superbeasto
the seventeenth
05/30/10, 05:21 AM
Devil's Rejects for the win.
vivatoto56
05/30/10, 06:04 PM
I despise this man.
slImChanCe
05/30/10, 06:39 PM
I voted for Devils Rejects, the ending with Free Bird is killer
SpyKi
05/30/10, 06:52 PM
Devils Rejects for sure.
phil19
05/30/10, 09:37 PM
devils rejects is top notch
nolifesingedher
05/31/10, 04:17 PM
I like all of his movies up until H2. He really went off the rails on that one. Devil's Rejects is a horror movie. definately his best.
chordsforacure
06/02/10, 07:22 PM
The Haunted Wold of El Superbeasto is an undiscovered masterpiece. The Soundtrack by Hard N Phirm is genius!
Xx sorrow xX
06/02/10, 11:11 PM
The Devil's Rejects Is Awesome
HometownHero
06/03/10, 11:23 AM
I despise this man.

Same. He's awful
LastDeclaration
06/04/10, 12:22 PM
House of 1000 Corpses and The Devil's Rejects are quality movies. Love 'em.
mantipede
06/04/10, 12:55 PM
I despise this man.

This times some number I just made up. He's so overrated, but he just so happens to appeal in every way to the mindless Hot Topic age group. So he gets to continue making movies.
secretsociety92
06/04/10, 01:08 PM
Prefer his music to all his crappy movies.
wall e
06/05/10, 08:25 PM
I liked House, Rejects, and Halloween. Wasn't too fond of H2, especially since he killed off Annie.
ayerock
06/06/10, 08:43 AM
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That is all
heyjoshua
06/06/10, 12:09 PM
The Devil's Rejects was the only movie I like that he made.
Ryan Rumsey
06/07/10, 01:57 AM
I pretty much only like "Freebird" at the end of rejects.
Toothache
06/09/10, 01:43 PM
idk man im pretty torn between 1000 corpses and devils rejects. but i picked 1000 corpses because i appreciate it's lower budget campy vibe and the fact that rainn wilson was turned into a fish boy.
andthetruthwill
06/10/10, 10:46 PM
I find Halloween and Halloween 2 very compelling. The characters are really strong. The second one was so half assed though, you can see it and feel it while viewing. Listening to the commentary, Zombie also refers to how a lot of it, scene wise and idea wise, was improvised while filming already. But perhaps the thing that most bothers me is the end of the second movie, where Loomis magically jumps from his hotel room to the shack in the field almost immediately. Had no continuity or even illustrated a reasonable passage of time.
catherinexhimel
06/11/10, 08:10 AM
Devil's Rejects, followed closely by House of 1000 Corpses.