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ROB ZOMBIE Reveals Next Film Project

February 8, 2008

Rob Zombie has issued the following update:

"Well, I am getting bombarded about this, so I thought I would address it all at once.

"First off, 'The Haunted World of El Superbeasto' is my next film to be released. We are in the final stages of post-production now. So get ready it is fucking awesome.

"After that my next live action feature is called 'Tyrannosaurus Rex'. I don't want to give away any details yet, but I will tell you that it has nothing to do with dinosaurs."

"Tyrannosaurus Rex" will be produced by Dimension Films and is scheduled for release on August 28, 2009.

SheriMoonZombie.net has posted several pictures from Rob Zombie's upcoming animated movie, "The Haunted World of El Superbeasto". Check them out below:

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The adult-oriented animated flick "The Haunted World of El Superbeasto" is based on a character Zombie created for his Spookshow International series of comic books a few years back.

Although Zombie hinted last year that he was writing some new songs for the "Superbeasto" soundtrack, he said in a recent conference call with reporters that he hadn't settled on music for the film yet. "Musically, that's the only aspect that's not finished, so we're still working on that," he said. "Glenn Garland, who was, well, he did 'Halloween' for me and then we cut the director's cut, he is now editing 'Superbeasto', so that is pretty much almost a hundred percent done. I mean, it's basically finished."

Actor Paul Giamatti and Zombie's wife, Sheri Moon Zombie, have both contributed their voices to "El Superbeasto".

The unrated director's cut of Zombie's latest film, a remake of the horror classic "Halloween", arrived on DVD in December after becoming a surprise box office hit in September.

Zombie has been on the road since last fall with Ozzy, touring in support of his first-ever concert album, "Zombie Live".

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