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	Sheri Moon	Charly
	Jeff Daniel Phillips	Roscoe Pepper
	Lawrence Hilton-Jacobs	Panda Thomas
	Meg Foster	Venus Virgo
	Kevin Jackson	Levon Wally
	Malcolm McDowell	Father Murder
	Jane Carr	Sister Serpent
	Judy Geeson	Sister Dragon
	Richard Brake	Doom-Head
	Pancho Moler	Sick-Head
	David Ury	Schizo-Head
	Lew Temple	Psycho-Head
	Torsten Voges	Death-Head
	Elizabeth Daily	Sex-Head
	Michael 'Red Bone' Alcott	Fat Randy
	Esperanza America	Snoopy
	Andrea Dora	Trixie
	Tracey Walter	Lucky Leo
	Ginger Lynn Allen	Cherry Bomb
	Daniel Roebuck	Pastor Victor
	Devin Sidell	Georgina
	Gabriel Pimental	Brumaire
	Jermain Hollman	Goon #1
	W.F. Bell	Goon #2
	Butch Von Dreaux	Goon #3

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Director	Rob Zombie
Writer	Rob Zombie
Producer	Joseph Aliberti, Robert Ogden Barnum, Bradley Curneal, Patrick DePeters, Albert T. Dickerson III, Mike Elliott, Blayne Fender, Kevin Scott Frakes, Glenn Garland, Andy Gould, Matthew Helderman, Greg Holstein, Matt Mandarino, Sarah Martin, Chris Woody McElroy, Buddy Patrick, Matthew Perniciaro, Robert Rhine, Kathryn Robson, Michael Sherman, Brian Slagel, Luke Taylor, Eric Thirteen, Eddie Vaisman, Rob Zombie
Musician	John 5, Bob Marlette, Zeuss, Rob Zombie
Photography	David V. Daniel

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Notes

My quick rating - 6,2/10. This movie can be summed up in knowing it was for Rob Zombie to just have fun. Group of people get abducted and put into a haunted house, so to speak (abandoned warehouse basically) and hunted to the death by hired killer clowns. The action is often impossible to tell what is happening due to some massive quick editing that leaves you with a headache. Put this flaw aside and you have a standard fare of "The Running Man" but with clowns who get paid to kill people. The lead "hunter" so to speak steals the show (Richard Brake) as he plays the sinister doom-head. Right from the opening you can tell he will be the focus and with good reason. Surprisingly the movie doesn't use the gore in excess for shock which is fine. There is plenty of it though, don't worry. Overall the aristocrats betting on the outcome is held together by the phenomenal Malcolm McDowell as Father Murder who runs this yearly event. I would be not doing my job if I didn't mention one of the contestants is the often used daughter of Zombie, Sherri Moon, and she again plays her role quite well. Overall a fun ride but doesn't bring anything new out to speak of. Seems the killer clown craze is picking up steam and I have no problem with that.

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