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Second Trailer for Rob Zombie's Evil Carnival Game Horror Movie '31'
by Alex Billington
August 30, 2016
Source: YouTube
"Nightmarish on every level." If you already hate carnivals, you might want to stay away from this. Saban Films has released a second trailer for Rob Zombie's latest horror feature, titled 31, about an evil carnival, twisted game. Five carnival workers are kidnapped and held hostage in a "Hell-like" compound where they must survive for 12 hours against a gang of sadistic clowns to escape alive. Starring Sheri Moon Zombie (of course), Malcolm McDowell, Richard Brake, Lawrence Hilton-Jacobs, Jeff Daniel Phillips, Torsten Voges, Sandra Rosko, and Meg Foster. I can't even tell what's going on in half of this trailer, way too many close-ups and it's over-edited. But if you dig Zombie's messed up horror flicks, then have at it.
Here's the second official trailer (+ poster) for Rob Zombie's latest film 31, direct from YouTube:
You can also still watch the first trailer for Rob Zombie's 31 here, for even more footage from this.
From the visionary mind of the man who brought us House of 1000 Corpses and Halloween comes the horrific story of five carnival workers who are kidnapped the night before Halloween and held hostage in a large compound. At the mercy of their captors, they are forced to play a twisted game or life or death called 31. For the next 12 hours they must fight for their lives against an endless parade of homicidal maniacs. 31 is both written and directed by filmmaker Rob Zombie, of House of 1000 Corpses, The Devil's Rejects, Halloween, Halloween II and The Lords of Salem previously. This first premiered at the Sundance Film Festival. Saban releases 31 on VOD starting September 16th + in theaters October 31st.
15 Comments
1
I'm allergic to Sheri Moon's "acting" so until Rob stops casting his wife, it's yet another pass.
cuckoozey on Aug 30, 2016
2
Her acting is quite unbearable, isn't it?
Antiaaron on Sep 1, 2016
3
I don't know why I have seen most of his movies. Each one is more boring than the last.
Jon Odishaw on Aug 30, 2016
4
I liked White Zombie's music, but I loathe his films. I guess there's an audience for him....but I'm not a participant. It feels like his film career is starting to burn out, so I'm always shocked and surprised that he keeps making films...kind of like Kevin Smith. LOL
RAW_D on Aug 30, 2016
5
This looks kinda like a spiritual sequel to HOUSE OF 1000 CORPSES...not a good thing. I wonder what made Malcolm want to join this thing. Maybe he and Zombie hit it off after HALLOWEEN.
DAVIDPD on Aug 30, 2016
6
Personally, I loved Corpses and Rejects. Yeah, his films and music have gone downhill, but this looks fun.
grimjob on Aug 30, 2016
7
I personally didn't care for Corpses that much, but I did enjoy Rejects quite a bit. Haven't seen his Halloween reimagining, but I hope this is decent.
eris on Sep 1, 2016
8
You're not really missing anything from his Halloween movies. Although I will say he got the mask right. His Myers is the best-looking Myers since the original. And Tyler Mane did a damn fine job.
grimjob on Sep 1, 2016
9
As someone said; why so base?
shiboleth on Aug 31, 2016
10
Where do movies keep getting their endless parade of homicidal maniacs?
redtie on Aug 31, 2016
11
13 year old me is excited. 41 year old me is yawning at the thought of 13 year old me being excited.
Mark on Aug 31, 2016
12
I have never understood this fascination for these walking dead. Zombie movies bore me to death. The only Zombie "movie-esque" production I enjoyed a lot was the Last of Us. The game is so good narrative and character development wise, I ended up shedding a tear and the end. And that says a lot...
tarek on Sep 2, 2016
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You didn't find it on imdb because it's a videogame indeed. Naughty dog have brilliant screenwriters. Writing is simply brilliant. To be moved by videogame characters says a lot. I watched WWZ for the same reason as you. Brad Pitt is one of my favorite actors. He is tremendousely talented.
tarek on Sep 2, 2016
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And I can tell you that I'm not a sentimental guy. ;D I am moved to tears only by three things: When I witness an injustice, when I listen to a beautiful music or when I watch a scene of "true" love ( not a romanticized one or a sexualized one). Will you laugh at me if I say that I shed a tear during the destruction on Hometree in Avatar, or when Neytiri rejected Jake ? ;D I don't mind. I assume it totally. As for Pitt, every time I have a doubt on his talent, I rewatch 12 Monkeys or Seven. He is the only actor who moved me to tears in this telephone scene in Babel. Inglorious Basterds had an amazing opening, but was alas ruined by over the top nonsense and noise.
tarek on Sep 2, 2016
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