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ROB ZOMBIE Filming Tour Documentary

August 16, 2006

ROB ZOMBIE has tapped Phil Parmet to film a documentary based on his current tour. According to Rob, "The film starts in rehearsals and goes through every day of the next tour. Of course we will be looking to film some of the craziest most interesting fans we can find. . . This film wil be released on DVD with a live concert CD in one giant awesome package!"

Parmet previously worked with Zombie on his horror feature "The Devil's Rejects" as the director of photography.

ROB ZOMBIE's third single, "Let It All Bleed Out", from his "Educated Horses" CD went for radio adds last week. This track comes on the heels of the successful single "American Witch", which Zombie performed on CBS-TV's "The Late, Late Show with Craig Ferguson" last Friday (August 11).

"Educated Horses" entered The Billboard 200 at No. 5 and has sold 353,000 copies to date, according to Nielsen SoundScan.

Zombie recently announced that he will direct a new version of the classic 1978 horror film "Halloween", with an October 2007 release planned.

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