NEW ‘MAKING OF ROB ZOMBIE’S ‘31’ CLIP AND ROB ZOMBIE SHUDDER CURATION

Introduced to eager audiences at this year’s Sundance Film Festival, filmmaker / musician Rob Zombie’s latest blood-soaked film,‘31’ involves a group of carnival workers who come face-to-face with a gang of murderous clowns on Halloween night. A game of life-or-death will determine their fate.

The new Making Of clip sees filmmaker and musician Rob Zombie discussing his work with the cast of ‘31’ which includes Malcolm McDowell and Meg Foster. Check out the video HERE
‘31’ is available to watch stream exclusively on AMC Network’s horror streaming service SHUDDER. Rob Zombie has selected some of his favourite films on SHUDDER. See below for more details:
BLACK SABBATH: “Mario Bava’s stylish and terrifying trilogy features my favourite story The Wurdalak starring Karloff as the blood sucking Gorca. Classic.”
THE CURSE OF FRANKENSTEIN: “Hammer reinvents the wheel with this one. The first unmasking of Lee as the monster is a highly significant moment in horror history. Cushing rivals Colin Clive as the Doctor.”
SPIDER BABY: “An amazing and bizarre film. Witness the end of Lon Chaney Jr. and the beginning of Sid Haig. Another Jack Hill must see.”
THE DEVIL”S REJECTS: “A who’s who of cult legends running wild in post-modern western blood bath featuring Sid Haig. The most fun I ever had making a film.”
THE TEXAS CHAINSAW MASSACRE: “I saw it on a double bill with a Jimi Hendrix concert movie, which somehow made the evening even weirder. It fools you into thinking, oh, it’s this low budget raw movie, but the cinematography is phenomenal and that’s why it holds up. It is shot really well, the performances are really good; there’s just something about it.

Offering new premieres and exclusives every month, SHUDDER has a unique library of hard-to-find international and independent films, thrilling TV series, cult grindhouse classics and Hollywood blockbusters with something for both casual and hardcore fans of high-quality horror and suspenseful entertainment.