Rob Zombie has had an illustrious career.
A founding member of the heavy metal band White Zombie, he departed in 1996 for his first solo track, “Hands of Death (Burn Baby Burn),” performed alongside Alice Cooper.
He’d later go on to receive seven Grammy nominations for his solo efforts.
Yet, the colloquial hillbilly rocker has had a similarly successful career elsewhere.Zombie’s music often draws inspiration from the horror genre, mixing conventional metal sounds with the rhythms and narratives of classic horror films.
It makes sense then that Zombie would parlay his success into filmmaking.
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