Rob Zombie Talks 31; MPAA Cuts Don’t Hurt the Film
John Squires
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As we recently learned, Rob Zombie ran into a good deal of trouble with the MPAA on his latest horror film, 31, forcing him to cut out some of the brutal violence in order to receive an “R” rating. The home video release will include the unrated cut, but has the theatrical release been butchered by the MPAA?
In a new interview with What to Watch, Zombie assures we have nothing to worry about.
“Every movie I’ve ever made has been an MPAA nightmare and this one was too, but it always is,” Zombie said. “Really what you do is you get the things that they’re upset about, and you try to push it through as hard as possible without sacrificing the movie. I didn’t feel like [31] suffered from it at all.”
You can watch the full interview below.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uckmTNWOx9E
Zombie’s latest cinematic endeavor features an impressive cast, including Meg Foster as Venus Virgo; Judy Geeson as Sister Dragon; Jeff Daniel Phillips as Roscoe; Jane Carr as Sister Serpent; Richard Brake as Doom-Head; Ginger Lynn as Cherry Bomb, Doom-Head’s very special friend; Malcolm McDowell as Father Murder, the owner of Murder World; David Ury as Schizo-Head; Daniel Roebuck as Pastor Victor; Lawrence Hilton-Jacobs as Panda Thomas, the manager of a traveling roadshow known as “The Venus Lux Happy Time Fun Show”; Pancho Moler as Sick-Head; Tracy Walter as Lucky Leo; E.G. Daily as Sex-Head; and Torsten Voges as Death-Head as well as Sheri Moon Zombie, Lew Temple, Bari Suzuki, and Devin Sidell.
Synopsis:
31 tells the story of five carnies in 1976 kidnapped on the morning of Halloween and held hostage in a remote industrial Hell. While trapped, they are forced to play a violent game called 31. The mission is to survive 12 hours against an endless gang of grease— painted maniacs.
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