“Making movies is fucking crazy,” sighs Rob Zombie over the phone. “You plan, and you plan and you plan — and then you just don’t know what’s going to happen!” Speaking to Rob Zombie is a little like talking to a shellshocked veteran from a war he refuses to leave. There’s a weary hardness to the singer and director’s tone that gives one the sense that he’s seen every dirty trick in the book and is ready for all of them. Then again, if anyone’s got the right to sound a little harried, it’s Rob — this month saw the release of 3 From Hell, his eighth film and the first in 15 years to feature the iconic characters from 2003’s House Of 1,000 Corpses and 2005’s The Devil’s Rejects. 3 From Hell’s filming also coincided with failing health of the...
