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Just so you guys won't think I don't like anything...I should have written this review earlier, but I didn't get my "director's cut" of Rob Zombie's "The Devil's Rejects" until Christmas and, well, I've had pencils to sharpen. <
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>"The Devil's Rejects" is Rob Zombie's sequel to his debut directorial of "House of 1000 Corpses". I have to say I enjoyed this film much more than the first one. This story picks up where the first one ended. Sheriff Tom Wydell and his deputies are going to bring justice on the Firefly family to avenge his brother's death, which was meted out by the Firefly family in the first film. The Firefly family members, i.e. Otis, Baby, Mamma, and Captain Spaulding, are people you don't want to share a cup of joe with. Sheriff Wydell, played as over-the-top as you can get (but still very enjoyabale) by William Forsythe, sees himself and the rest of his deputies as people on a mission from God to bring the Firefly family to justice--his justice, that is. Sherry Moon Zombie, Rob's wife, is as vicious as they come as "Baby", and Bill Moseley, (he of "Chop-Top" fame in Texas Chainsaw Massacre II) plays Otis. I will not go into any great detail about the movie because you need to see it for yourself. All of the actors in this movie give amazing performances and the SOUNDTRACK is unbelievable. <
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>However, I will STRONGLY CAUTION that this movie is NOT suitable for pre-teens or early teens. It is extremely vicious and violent, and there is one scene that made me so uncomfortable that I thought about leaving the room until it was over. You may ask yourself why I would give this movie a great review. I would answer by simply saying this movie is what it is. The character Otis sums it all up with this simple sentence: "I am the devil and I'm here to do the devil's work." This isn't some dark movie with hidden meanings and everything you see isn't a metaphor. <
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>The movie is available in both R and Uncut editions. The only difference that I found in the two (the theatrical version was rated R)was there seems to be more blood in the unrated version. I highly recommend this one.