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ROB ZOMBIE Directing A Western?

December 10, 2007

According to The Pulse of Radio, Rob Zombie told RollingStone.com on Friday (December 7) that his next film might be a Western. The rocker-turned-filmmaker, who said he loved this fall's remake of "3:10 to Yuma", explained, "It's one of my favorite genres. I love John Ford, Howard Hawks". Although Zombie has not revealed specific plans for his fourth film as a director, he told one group of reporters on a recent conference call that it would not be a horror movie. He has also ruled out directing a sequel to his hit remake of "Halloween" and dismissed Internet rumors that he was working on a re-imagining of the '80s chiller "C.H.U.D."

Zombie also said he'd like to make a feature-length version of "Werewolf Women of the S.S.", the fake trailer he directed as part of last spring's "Grindhouse".

Zombie is currently back in rock musician mode, and is touring with Ozzy Osbourne. The trek hits Kansas City, Missouri on Tuesday (December 11).

The unrated "director's cut" of "Halloween" arrives on DVD on December 18, containing additional footage, deleted scenes, documentaries and more.

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