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ROB ZOMBIE On His Post-Christmas Problem

December 27, 2010

Rocker-turned-filmmaker Rob Zombie told The Pulse Of Radio about a great gift he got his wife Sheri one recent Christmas, and the problem it created for him. "You know, Sheri loves 'Family Guy', and loves, you know, the character of Stewie," he said. "So I got some of the artists at 'Family Guy' to do some cel animation of Sheri with Stewie, like she's reading him a story. She's reading him 'The Shining' and there's like a little blurb saying (Stewie voice),'Oh, it's like an instruction manual for killing Lois!' And, you know, she loved it, but then after that, you're like, 'Great, that idea was too good. Now what am I gonna do next time?'"

Rob Zombie will do some more touring early in the new year before getting to work on his fifth feature film as a writer and director, "The Lords Of Salem".

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