Is Rob Zombie contemplating The Devils’s Rejects 2?

By Eric Walkuski

Posted 16 years ago

Last Updated on July 23, 2021

In a poll over at Rob Zombie’s official blog is the question “What movie would you like to see next?” The choices are THE BLOB, TYRANNOSAURUS REX, WEREWOLF WOMEN OF THE SS and THE DEVIL’S REJECTS 2. Now, this seems to be completely theoretical; I don’t really believe that Zombie is going to suddenly begin prepping whatever movie wins out. That said, I guess the thought of continuing the grotesque adventures of the family Firefly has crossed his mind. (Although you have to wonder – DEVIL’S REJECTS SPOILER ALERT! – how would you follow up a movie where all of your leads die? Maybe they all just got really really really injured at the end?)

For what it’s worth, it seems as though (at the time of this writing) REJECTS 2 is winning out over its competition by a healthy margin. Also telling, going by the numbers, is that not a whole lot of people seem to want THE BLOB to exist. Well, neither does Zombie, because if you’ll recall, he said he doesn’t want to make a movie with “a big red globby thing”. It’s also probably time we accepted the fact that TYRANNOSAURUS REX is a very long ways away from being a reality…

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