ROB ZOMBIE: Revamped 'Hellbilly Deluxe' Set, 'Devil's Rejects' DVD To Surface In November

October 12, 2005

According to MTV.com, ROB ZOMBIE's revamped, revisited "Hellbilly Deluxe" will now surface on November 22; the CD/DVD set will feature expanded artwork plus a DVD including a video for each and every song on the original "Hellbilly Deluxe" album.

In other news, Zombie's second movie as a writer and director, "The Devil's Rejects", will receive a DVD and UMD (universal media disc) release on November 8. DVD bonus features include: audio commentary with Zombie, actor commentary with Sid Haig, Bill Moseley and Sheri Moon Zombie, blooper reel, "The Morris Green Show" — "Ruggsville's #1 Talk Show", Mary the Monkey Girl commercial, Spaulding Christmas commercial, "Cheerleader Missing" – the Otis home movie, "Satan's Gotta Get Along Without Me" — Buck Owens video, deleted scenes, make-up tests, Matthew McGrory tribute, still gallery and theatrical trailer and TV spots. Exclusive to the unrated Director's Cut version is 6.1 DTS ES Digital Audio, 5.1 Dolby Digital Surround EX and a two-hour, 24-minute documentary called "30 Days in Hell: The Making of The Devils Rejects".

The following is Zombie's description of some of the extra features that will be available on "The Devil's Rejects" DVD:

1. First off is the documentary entitled '30 Days In Hell'. This is a very detailed 'making of' doc that follows the complete journey of the film from early meeting to the last day of shooting. If you ever wondered how much work it is to make a movie, this will give you some idea.

2. 'The Morris Green Show' — this is the local talk show that Gloria Sullivan is watching in the motel. Well, you get to see the entire 20-minute episode, featuring the very funny Daniel Roebuck as Morris Green and Dwayne Whitaker as Dr. Robert Bankhead as expert on occult crimes.

3. Deleted scenes — there is about 20 minutes of cut scenes, featuring such scenes as 'The Pork Rind Scene' with Ken Foree and EG Daily, 'Dr. Satan' featuring Dr. Satan, William Forsthye, MC Gainey and Rosario Dawson, and several other scenes featuring Michael 'Clevon' Berryman, Sheri Moon Zombie, Bill Moseley and others.

4. Otis's Home Movies — this will explain what happened to Valerie Green, one of the missing cheerleaders in the photo Wydell staples to Otis's chest.

5. Spaulding TV Commercials — first is Mary the Monkey Girl as seen in the film, and Spaulding's X-Mas commercial for his Murder Ride Gift certificates.

6. Blooper reel — highlights of things going wrong on set.

7. A tribute to Matt — this is a video tribute to our beloved Tiny.

8. Director commentary and actor commentary Sid, Bill and Sheri.

9. Trailers and TV spots

10. And possibly more… we are still working on it.

"Rejects" will be available in both R-rated and unrated versions so pay attention when you buy it.

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