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Rob Zombie Quotes

Total quotes: 10
“You best start it right here. Make sure I’m all the way dead. Or I’ll come back and make you my bitch.”
— Otis B. Driftwood, Brightburn
Tagged: Threat
“There is such a divide, and there always has been. I mean, think of the churches or castles that existed in medieval times and then the people living in huts in the forest. It’s always been like that. It still is.”
— Rob Zombie, Rob Zombie Q&A: The ’31’ Director on America’s Clown Obsession, ‘Stranger Things,’ and John Carpenter’s Friendship
Tagged: Division, Medieval
“Growing up, I had the weird fantasy list: I wanted to be Alice Cooper, Steven Spielberg, and Stan Lee. You have to have almost psychotic drive, because you're going to have years of failure.”
— Rob Zombie, Rob Zombie's School of Cool
Tagged: Horror, Career, Failure
“This was not recreational, but when I was a little kid for some reason I was so over- prescribed with drugs that I was on, like, seven different pills, and I remember sitting on my bed and my ventriloquist doll that was sitting by the window started talking to me—it was about 40 years ago and I still remember it clearly.”
— Rob Zombie, 'I was so high my doll started talking to me': The confessions of Rob Zombie
Tagged: Drugs, Pills, Hallucinations
“If you’re out there listening to this, I got a message for you. I’m coming to get you. And you can’t run forever. You’re gonna have to stop somewhere sometime, and when you do I’m gonna be there with the wrath of the Lord up your ass.”
— Otis B. Driftwood, 3 From Hell
Tagged: Death Threat
“I don’t think you should self-censor yourself.”
— Rob Zombie
Tagged: Censorship, Self-Censorship, Redundancy
“I tend to not watch the news anymore because I was sort of obsessed with watching the news, and then I realized this is all such a bunch of bullshit, why am I wasting my time? If I don’t watch it for six months and I come back to it, I feel like they’re on the same story they were six months ago.”
— Rob Zombie, Rob Zombie Q&A: The ’31’ Director on America’s Clown Obsession, ‘Stranger Things,’ and John Carpenter’s Friendship
Tagged: News, TV News, Bullshit
“I always liked the most films with great villains and it feels like they started disappearing over the years. I love the monsters, I love Frankenstein, Dracula, King Kong, then there was Freddy Krueger, Michael Myers and Jason Voorhees and now there’s no monsters, there’s no bad guys, it’s always like there’s a ghost or something like that. I always wanted to have a character that you can remember, as Captain Spaulding or Doom-Head, I just think that’s important for this type of movie. For me, that’s what I always liked about the movies, I like the bad characters, like in James Bond: I liked Goldfinger, not James Bond.”
— Rob Zombie, Rob Zombie on Heavy Metal and Horror Movies
Tagged: Villains, Horror Movies, frankenstein, dracula, king kong, James Bond, Goldfinger
“No one wants to make original movies anymore. And even when a movie comes out that you think is an original movie, it's usually a remake of some foreign film you've never heard of. I don't know what the fear of original material is but studios just don't want to do it, so it becomes a necessary evil to do remakes but I'm not that particularly that into it. I'd rather create brand new stuff that people have never seen before.”
— Rob Zombie, The Hellbilly Comes Clean: An Interview With Rob Zombie
Tagged: remakes, original movies, sequels
“Yes, the next movie I’m making actually is about Groucho Marx, it is not a biography but it’s about the last three years of his life. I bought the rights to this book called Raised Eyebrows, written by Steve Stoliar, and it’s the story of this college student who became his assistant for the last three years of his life, at that point Groucho was in his eighties and had some strokes and he had this woman who did take care of him, who was abusing him and drugging him and stealing his money. So it’s not like my other movies, it’s a sad movie, but it’s kind of like part Ed Wood, part Sunset Boulevard. That’s the next project I’m working on.”
— Rob Zombie, Rob Zombie on Heavy Metal and Horror Movies
Tagged: Groucho Marx, Ed Wood, Sunset Boulevard, Elderly Abuse
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