Official ROB ZOMBIE Pinball Game 'Spookshow International': Gameplay Trailer

December 17, 2015

A gameplay trailer for boutique flipper game maker Spooky Pinball LLC's upcoming Rob Zombie's Spookshow International pinball machine is available below. The seven-minute clip features the music of Rob Zombie, a tour of the playfield and review of the pin's cabinet graphics.

Rob Zombie's Spookshow International will begin shipping in February. The production run will be limited to 300 and will include 10 classic Zombie songs and custom speech by the artist himself. "The Devil's Rejects" actor Sid Haig and Zombie's wife, Sheri Moon Zombie, have also lent their voices to the machine. Spooky has outsourced artistic talent to Alex Horley and toy design to Back Alley Creations. There are also references to Zombie's films, such as Captain Spaulding's fried chicken and gas station, as part of the pinball machine's landscape.

Rob Zombie's Spookshow International is powered by an all-in-one board. It also includes a "family mode" option, which edits harsh language and some nudity from the pin's animation display.

Rob Zombie Spookshow International pinball game pricing:

* $5995 for Pro Model (250 Pro models are going to be built)
* $6495 for LE (50 LE models are going to be built) (Different back glass and side armor)

Highlights of the pinball machine:

* 10 classic Rob Zombie songs

- "Dragula"
- "Never Gonna Stop (Red Red Kroovy)"
- "Living Dead Girl"
- "Demonoid Phenominon"
- "American Witch"
- "What?"
- "Dead City Radio and the New Gods of Supertown"
- "Feel So Numb"
- "Superbeast"
- "House Of 1,000 Corpses"

* Game speech by Rob Zombie
* Art by Alex Horley

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