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The Devil’s Rejects (2005)

Release Date: 2005
Genre: Bumpkin & Redneck, Splatter
Director: Rob Zombie
Screenwriter: Rob Zombie
Cast & Crew: Sid Haig, Bill Moseley, Sheri Moon Zombie, William Forsythe, William Forsythe, Ken Foree, Matthew McGrory, Bill Moseley, Sheri Moon Zombie, William Forsythe, Ken Foree, Matthew McGrory, Leslie Easterbrook, Geoffrey Lewis, Priscilla Barnes, Dave Sheridan, Kate Norby, Lew Temple, Danny Trejo, Dallas Page, Brian Posehn

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The Devil’s Rejects (2005) Rating:

The Devil’s Rejects is one of the best horror movie which has released on the year of 2005. This movie has got good response from the audience and also, we can see people mixed reaction through the audience.

Dylan is one of the famous critics after watching this movie Dylan has given a rating of 5 / 10;
Eloise is another popular critics which have given a rating of this movie 7 / 10;
Raoul has like the movie and has given The Devil Rejects a rating of 8.5 / 10;

Synopsis:

The Firefly family manages to escape a police descent that came to end up the carnage started in “House of 1000 Corpses”. Living on the road, the maniac family will now have to face the vengeful wrath of Sheriff Wydell.

The Devil’s Rejects (2005) Review:

The second episode of the adventure of the crazy Firefly family (crazy is too mild, let say demented) is a great one! This movie is extremely entertaining for whoever likes splatter, and alternative well funny moments with really tense action and gore.

I really like the new characters introduced in that movie, Charlie the pimp, the Mexican mercenaries (with the charismatic presence of Danny Trejo!) and above all, Sheriff Wydell, by far my favourite character, he adds an extra level of madness to the movie…but a complex one, since he is supposed to be the good guy but ends up being the craziest of all the characters.

As for “House of 1000 Corpses”, this movie is really sadistic and will tickle your sense of unease. The family spends most of their time abusing complete innocents, and that really makes the viewer feels quite uncomfortable…but as soon as you start hating these guys for that, the movie twists and somehow shows them as the victim and almost the hero of the story! This emotional up and down is really confusing. From what I understand, many disliked the movie because of this… but I personally found it a fascinating aspect of the film.

As for its first movie, Zombie’s “The Devil’s Rejects” is a love it or hate it, it is violent, low-morale and ruthless…but also a sequel better than the original!