Episode 45 Three From Hell

Love him or hate him Rob Zombie continues to make movies since his first release of House of 1000 Corpses, and the movie were reviewing on this episode his most recent release, Three From Hell. His style of close camera angles, copious amounts of gore, and strong language have become staples in his film making defining his style to this day. Many fans of the horror genera have been critical of his films describing them as white trash, hillbilly garbage. His remake of Halloween was one such that didn't go over to well with fans or the Master of Horror himself John Carpenter. Will Rob impress us with his latest flick or is this just another film for the value bin? Find out our opinions on this episode of Habeas Corpses.

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