well i think it was when it first came out i could go look on the dvd but a little lazy right now hey we all diserve that right. but i love them both u are awsome in every movie rob has you in you have such a demented way about you in the movies but i love every bit of it you are so good what you do, and i ove the devils rejects its so cool that before you hit play on a house of 1000 corpses sid comes out after you ring the bell and he is funny as shit.

Oh man, I love the dvd extras on the House of 1000 Corpses dvd,.

I actually purchased presale tickets for opening night at my local movie theater. I had it on my calendar and was literally counting the months, days and seconds till I was in my seat in front of the screen. I absolutely loved it.. and I loved it because it had that Rob Zombie vibe about it through out the whole movie.. the colors, the characters, the in between Sheri/Bettie Page like flash scenes, the music etc. It is still to this day my favorite zombie film and I think that is why I love it so much. It screams Rob Zombie. When I walked out of the theater me and my fiance (my husband now) could not stop talking about it.. I literally walked out in the parking lot and did the Chris Hardwick "DR SATAN" and he was cracking up at me ha ha. That's how happy I was when I left the theater ha ha. When the DVD came out I purchased it right away and of course went straight home to watch it and the beginning where Sid starts talking shit to you is classic!! When he goes "well SHIT THE BED!" I was cracking up... When I first met Sid and asked him for his autograph he was like "what would you like me to put on this" and I was like "Shit the Bed!!" he looked up at me in complete shock thats what I wanted, started to crack up and said "WELL SHIT THE BED!" just like Spaulding and then signed it for me. That moment started my user name of ShitTheBed on Sid's site ha ha. Everyone is always like a girl like you with a user name like that is just hilarious.

Yeah, I think I remember you went by ShitTheBed at the official Devil's Rejects board..

I waited for years for this movie to come out...and Nicole I couldn't have said it better then you did! I pre-ordered tickets to see it and the only theater I could go to see it at was 30 minutes away. I listened to the soundtrack over and over before we finally saw it and could already quote the movie! My husband and I loved the movie so much that when it finally opened to more theaters we went back to another one with friends and we saw it again. I of course bought the movie right away when it was on DVD and I also had to buy the Blu-Ray too. It is my favorite RZ movie by far!

OMG CR I did the same thing.. I totally forgot about that. I kept listening to the soundtrack before it came out and me and my husband were like... oh man what do you think this is gonna be in the movie ha ha ha. I remember one of our friends heard us listening to it and was like "WTF are you listening too.. you guys are fucked up" ha ha ha and started laughing.

I saw it in theaters!

I think I first seen it when I was about 7 or 8 since I was born in '97. Best movie EVER, didnt get to see it in theaters but when I got the DVD and still have that same DVD to this day, I watched it non-stop for weeks!! Defentily an awesome horrific movie!! Two thumbs up!!

Opening night. April 11th 2003. I was 14 years old and I was so fucking excited. I was practically shaking the whole time as my adrenaline was going through the roof. I had waited for this movie for 3 years, since I first heard about it through Fangoria magazine. I remember sitting in my basement late at night listening to the song House of 1000 Corpses off of Sinister Urge on repeat trying to scare myself and fantasize about what the movie was about. Trying to read as much into the lyrics as I could. Needless to say, I was way off! lol But boy was it fun. Almost shit myself seeing clips of the movie during the Merry Mayhem tour (my first concert ever).

I know what you mean..Before House of 1000 Corpses came out, I saw the trailer at Ozzfest, before Rob went on..After that, I was pretty excited about the movie coming out, because, of course I had my copy of The Sinister Urge, and I listened to the lyrics on House of 1000 Corpses, and they sounded really creepy. I couldn't wait to see a horror movie like that, and I was mad that I had to, because my local theater decided not to show it.

That was the one major draw back for most of NC. A lot of theaters didn't wanna play it. I had to go to Hickory to see the film.

If I remember right, it started out in very select theaters. The normal theater I go to did not show it. I had to check the news paper and find a theater that did. It was a few towns away, but I found one. Later, the movie ended up doing so good on the select theater route that they moved it to a major release toward the end and I believe that at one point or another it was in just about every theater. Damn those were fun times to be a Zombie fan. No one had faith that this rockstar could actually pen a good story. But we all knew and always had faith. And we shared the last laugh with Rob when all the movies did so good. It's a nice feeling when detractors get put in their place. Revenge can taste sweet.

I crashed the opening at the Arclight Cinemas on Sunset.Rob had let it be known where the opening was going to be held at on a now defunct FM radio talkshow station w/ David Adell.me and a few other L.A. zombie fans showed up there just to hang out,not expecting to get in when the lady,with the tickets,came up to me and asked "how many in your party?"...i got in,sat in the aisle in front of Glen Danzig and his then girlfriend.

That must have rocked..

That is all kinds of metal, Gil! \m/ Well played! As for me, I the first showing at the theatre here.

The movie was originally slated to play here but then it was later changed. the reason why was never told but I figured it was because of the religious groups.