The heavy-metal star, whose latest tour kicks off this week, wrote new music for “The Munsters” to go with the infectious '’60s theme song and found it “natural” to be making a family-friendly film for a change.
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Zombie's fandom continued into his rock career – his “Munsters”-inspired debut single “Dragula” was a hit in 1998 – and he initially expressed an interest in making a “Munsters” movie in 2000 while working on his debut feature, “House of 1000 Corpses.” The rights were tied up with other producers, and “Munsters” bounced between various departments at Universal until it came back into play three years ago. Too scary for kids? Here's what to know about Universal Studios' Halloween Horror Nights 2022 I feel like it's the perfect Halloween movie,” says Zombie, who likens the film to “a live-action cartoon.” “The movie is layered and weird, but it's bizarrely innocent. While little kids might not be ready for Zombie’s earlier R-rated fare like “House of 1000 Corpses” or “ The Lords of Salem,” his PG “Munsters” is meant to be watched by all ages. The horror comedy – with its latest trailer premiering exclusively at – delves into the early years of the beloved characters originally played by Fred Gwynne, Yvonne De Carlo and Al Lewis and introduces them to a new generation. 27 on Blu-ray, DVD and on-demand platforms (with a Netflix release planned later this year). The construction project wasn’t just for fun, though: Zombie writes and directs “The Munsters,” arriving Sept.
He even built an exact duplicate of Herman and Lily’s creepy old place on Mockingbird Lane. Monster fan Rob Zombie has long held a special place in his heart for 1960s sitcom “ The Munsters,” from his prekindergarten days to later years as a rock star and filmmaker.
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