New T-Rex artwork

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This new concept art for Rob Zombie’s TYRANNOSAURUS-REX reminds me of what I did of the guy who made a pass at mother. To this day, I regret breaking my brother’s jaw, but he was out of line, you know? The art comes courtesy of Zombie himself via his MySpace page, and while details of this film are still sparse to none, there is no doubt he’s boiling his fans’ insatiable blood lust. Check out the new pic BELOW.

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