Here we go Rob zombie ladies and gentlemen. How are you sir? Good good. Thanks for being here man. Appreciate it's awesome

Three from hell comes out tonight. Yes. Finally It's such a crazy leap that you've made. I mean people

know you as much now for your films as they do for your music. Yeah, pretty much, I've really noticed that when I'd be like in an elevator.

Like the music fans I can pretty much spot them, you know, but like when some guy comes up to be an elevator

it looks like he's a lawyer or something,

which I have to get to grips without,

because I'm not, you know, I'm old.

Every time a cop comes up and I'm like,

what does this guy want?

Oh, he's like a fan because he's 30 years younger than me.

But like yeah when normal people like oh man I'm so into this or that because you know I

figure like you know heavy metal music is very specific but everybody likes movies.

Right you can never see a metal

fan yeah yeah that I can pretty much spot them what do you look for metal fail like

what when you see it like what's coming your way well it's changed but now it's always a guy with a shaved head in the long go tea

That's very nobody has a m a fan. Yeah, nobody has hair anymore. It's like I swear sometimes about stage the physical hair fans like what's with the long hair?

That's funny.

Yeah, right?

That was rock and roll, it was anonymous.

Yeah, it's like not anymore.

What made you make that leap in horror films?

Well, I always wanted to make movies.

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