Lollipop Magazine

Murderdolls Will Bring “Violent Night, Deadly Night” To Your Town This Holiday Season – News

November 15, 2011

Warning! Murderdolls will be disrupting the safety and comfort of your festive holiday season this December by embarking on “Violent Night, Deadly Night tour.”

Rob Zombie Set For Major European Tour – News

May 3, 2011

First, you induct Alice Cooper in the Rock ‘n Roll Hall of Fame then direct your first major television commercial entitled “The Torturer,” for Woolite.

Rockstar Energy Drink Mayhem Festival Announces 2011 Line-up – News

January 31, 2011

The Hard Rock & Metal Tour Event of the Summer Kicks Off on July 9th with Pre-Sale Tickets Slotted for Friday April 8th.

Rob Zombie – Educated Horses – Review

June 1, 2006

It really surprised many of us just how lifeless this is. It’s odd that Rob Zombie could suck this bad without doing it intentionally. The best tunes here have been done far better elsewhere, by Rob and his peers, and even his knock-offs.

We’re A Happy Family – A Tribute to Ramones – Review

July 23, 2003

A no-brainer here. Ramones covered by big stars, CD cover by Rob Zombie, liner notes by Steven King. Most of the covers are pretty lame, but what do you expect?

Rob Zombie – House of 1000 Corpses – Interview

July 23, 2003

An interview with Rob Zombie

WWF Forceable Entry – Review

August 2, 2002

Boring. Maybe this is for trudging through the mall, looking cool and checking your cap, the paces slow enough so your pants won’t fall down around your ankles.

Soundtrack to The Crow: Salvation – Review

April 1, 2000

The Crow: Salvation is smart enough to offer rock as well as dark metal and electronic music. The gems are pretty easy to pick, as are the piles of dogshit.

MTV Celebrity Deathmatch – Review

April 1, 2000

It has the good graces to throw in a bit of rock, metal, and Goth amidst the disposable hip-hopcore (or whatever), but it can’t save this dog.

Psycho – Review

April 1, 1999

With a score by Danny Elfman, and a lead-off track by Rob Zombie, you might expect this to be a more palatable version of Dee Snider’s Strangeland. It’s not.