After Baby is threatened, Mother Firefly tells the friends to leave, and that their car is repaired. As they try to leave, though, they are attacked by the other members of the Firefly family and become captured. Not long after, Otis creates a work of art out of Bill's body, Mary is tied up in a barn, Denise is dressed as a doll, and Jerry is scalped. After Denise does not return home, her father calls the police to search for her.
Two police officers find the friends' abandoned car in a field with a tortured victim in the trunk. Denise's father is called and arrives at the scene to go with the two police officers to search for information. They arrive at the Firefly house, and upon finding bodies, the three are quickly killed. Later that night, the three friends are taken to an underground well, and Mary manages to escape, only to be killed by Baby moments later.
Meanwhile, Jerry and Denise are lowered into the underground chamber, where a number of undead figures pull Jerry away, and leave Denise to find her way through the underground lair.
As she journeys through the mysterious chambers, she encounters Dr. Satan and a multitude of mentally handicapped patients. Satan has Jerry on his operating table, horribly torturing and skinning him alive. As Dr. Satan yells for his mutated assistant, revealed to be Mother Firefly's ex-husband, to capture Denise, she outwits the monstrous figure and escapes the underground chambers.
Moments later, she is picked up by Captain Spaulding, only for Otis to appear in the backseat, which is revealed to be a dream when she wakes up, still strapped to Dr. Satan's operating table, where she meets her doom. Driftwood", Duck Soup s "Rufus T.
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Satan was inspired by a s billboard-sized poster advertising a "live spook show starring a magician called Dr. Satan" that Rob Zombie has in his house. Rob Zombie had a very small list of credits in film. He had done animation for the film, Beavis and Butthead Do America , tried to write a script for the 3rd "Crow" sequel, and directed some of his own music videos but little else. He had little directing experience but he wanted to get involved with film.
Zombie designed a haunted maze attraction for Universal Studios which lead to a friendship with them. Bill Moseley presented Zombie an award for his design in Moseley would later star in Zombie's film. Zombie had discussed his idea for a film with his friends and they all seemed to like his idea.
Zombie starting working on his idea after White Zombie disbanded and after his debut solo album. Zombie took his script for House of Corpses to Universal with his manager Andy Gould to pitch the project. Universal loved Zombie's script and greenlighted the project. Zombie would serve as writer and director. The film was shot on a 25 day shooting schedule in The film was completed in Stacey Snider, who was head of Universal at the time called Zombie up for a meeting.
Zombie feared Snider would give him money and say "go re-shoot everything". Snider feared the film would receive an NC rating. Snider told Zombie that they were not releasing the film. In a way Zombie was relieved. He would rather have them dump the film then having him going back and re-shooting his vision.
Play trailer Director Rob Zombie. Rob Zombie. Top credits Director Rob Zombie. See more at IMDbPro. Trailer House of Corpses. Photos Top cast Edit. Bill Moseley Otis as Otis. Gregg Gibbs Dr. Wolfenstein as Dr. Irwin Keyes Ravelli as Ravelli. More like this. Watch options. Storyline Edit. On the eve of Halloween, on October , four friends--Bill, Jerry, Mary, and Denise--embark on an exciting cross-country road trip to write a guidebook about offbeat roadside attractions in America's less-travelled roads.
Before long, the young explorers chance upon Captain Spaulding's Museum of Monsters and Madmen, only to become infatuated with the local legend of a deranged serial-killer doctor, and cross paths with the mysterious hitchhiker, Baby. However, when the unsuspecting group meets Baby's eccentric family after having a flat tyre, an endless night of terror, torture, and murder ensues.
Has anyone ever got out alive from the House of Thousand Corpses? The most shocking tale of carnage ever seen. Did you know Edit. Trivia There is more than one instance where you see a poster for two missing young boys. Those boys were actually pictures of Rob Zombie and his brother the lead singer of Powerman as children.
Related: Why Dr. However, it didn't at all have an easy road to getting released. House of Corpses completed filming in , and didn't arrive in theaters until spring That's quite a long gestation period, especially for something that was hardly a big budget blockbuster. Despite Rob Zombie's insistence that he told Universal exactly what type of grindhouse-style, hardcore horror film they would be getting when they agreed to distribute House of Corpses, the studio balked at the finished product, and feared it would receive the dreaded NC rating.
Instead of simply demanding the film be toned down, Universal decided not to release it at all. After a few months on Universal's shelf, Zombie bought the rights to House of Corpses back, and went on the hunt for a new distributor. He landed at MGM, which planned to release the film in October Unfortunately, Zombie had a falling out with MGM, and they too decided to drop the movie.
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