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Bill Moseley
Reviews Featuring Bill Moseley
Redneck humour + heavy metal video mentality = the future of horror
This sequel to 'House of 1000 Corpses' is one disorientingly demented trip through the terrain of 1970s outlaw grindhouse.
Zombie has shown he knows how to do his own horror right, but he should have left the classic alone; the movie ultimately fails due to the fact that it tries to justify Michael Myers by making him nothing more than a sad little boy who grew up bad.
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