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EPISODE 6: Clowns, Part 3 - "HOUSE OF 1,000 CORPSES" (2003) - presented by Rob

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The final entry in our "Clowns" series has Joe and Rob battling for the title of "Who Has The Better 'I Did (This) With Rob Zombie' Story" (Joe wins with an assist from his "I Did This With Dan Roebuck" story). Rob presents Rob Zombie's House of 1,000 Corpses, in which we discuss: - The sad/funny story of how the film got made (including another "I Was There" episode of Joe Sena: Forrest Gump of Hollywood) - Sheri Moon Zombie: why all the hate? - Rob Zombie's Halloween entries: why all the hate? - Sonia and rabbit holes - The Rob Zombie/Beavis and Butthead connection - The return of Dick Bush - Rondo Hatton - an attempt at a snappy outro - ...and the obligatory Sid Haig worship (oh and yeah, Joe and Rob have Sid Haig stories, too) This is the final episode in our series on "Clowns". Come back next week to hear our thoughts on "Gender Bending", where we examine how gender identity factors into horror films: what was progressive, what is now cringe-y, etc. Episode 7 - October 27: "Psycho" (1960) - Presented by Joe Sena* Episode 8 - November 3: "Dressed To Kill" (1980) - Presented by Rob Graydon Episode 9 - October 10: "Sleepaway Camp" (2003) - Presented by Sonia Harcourt *Including what would have been an incriminating episode of Joe Sena: Forrest Gump of Hollywood, but the statute of limitations has expired. Don't forget to like, subscribe and whatever else you kids are supposed to do to keep coming back.

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