Rob Zombie gives a glimpse of 31’s Sick-Head

Last Updated on July 22, 2021

Rob Zombie is keeping his fans hyped for his latest directorial effort, a film called 31, by regularly posting images from the film, or of characters from it, on his social media accounts. The latest picture to be released by the musician/filmmaker can be seen below, and it gives us a look at Pancho Moler as Sick-Head, a villainous fellow who Zombie describes as a "crazy f*cker". One of several to be featured in this film; we've previously been introduced to the likes of Psycho-Head, Schizo-Head, and Doom-Head.

The story of 31: 

Five random people are kidnapped on the five days leading up to Halloween and held hostage in a place called Murder World. While trapped inside this man-made Hell they must fight to survive playing the most violent game known to man… a game called 31.

31 has no rules. 31 has no boundaries. It is ever so simple. Do whatever you can do to kill your opponent before they kill you. Keep this up for 12 hours and freedom is yours. Who are the opponents? Well… a group of vile, filthy, blood-thirsty clowns known as THE HEADS. They come in all shapes and sizes and each grows nastier than the last.

I wouldn't want to tangle with any of these Head guys.

31 is currently in post-production. The North American distribution rights are in the hands of Alchemy, but a release date has not yet been set.

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